The Crew Behind the Grinder
Four people, one bench. Every session you book gets one of us directly — no handoffs between the person who fits you and the person who grinds your clubs.
Caleb Osei
Started as a clubmaker's apprentice before opening the studio in 2016. Hand-grinds every wedge and iron set himself and trains everyone else on the bench.
Renata Novak
Runs full-bag fitting sessions and low-point mapping. Spent six years fitting at a regional golf retailer before joining the studio.
Deshawn Whitlock
Handles regrips, reshafts, and loft/lie adjustments, and assists on full-set grind passes during busy weeks.
Ines Marchetti
Books sessions, keeps the demo wall stocked, and is usually the first voice you'll hear on the phone.
Every Grinder Starts on Scrap Heads
Nobody touches a client's club on their first week. New bench technicians spend a minimum of three months practicing camber cuts, trailing-edge relief, and sole-width passes on retired heads before they're cleared to grind a paying session — and even then, Caleb signs off on every full-set grind before it leaves the shop.
Minimum Bench Time Before Solo Work
That's not a certification requirement anyone imposes on us — it's a standard we set for ourselves after seeing how much a rushed grind can cost a good iron set.
Meet the Crew in Person
Book a session and you'll work directly with the person doing the grinding, start to finish.