Pick a Club, Or Bring the Whole Bag
Single-club sessions and full bag audits both run the same way — built around how your own hinge forms and holds, not a generic recommendation chart.
Driver Fitting
Grip taper and shaft weight tuned so a long, light club doesn't drag your hinge open too early off the tee.
View driver fitting →Fairway Wood Fitting
A shallower attack angle changes when the hinge lets go — matched to keep that release repeatable off the deck.
View fairway wood fitting →Hybrid Fitting
Bridges the steep iron-like hinge and the shallower wood-like hinge so the gap in your bag actually closes.
View hybrid fitting →Iron Fitting
Grip taper matched club to club so the hinge feels identical from wedge through long iron, not lighter or heavier as the shaft shortens.
View iron fitting →Wedge Fitting
Partial-hinge control for finesse shots around the green, plus bounce and grind matched to your usual turf.
View wedge fitting →Putter Fitting
Length, lie, and grip chosen to quiet unwanted wrist break in the stroke — usually the least hinge you want in the bag, not the most.
View putter fitting →One Session, Every Club Mapped
If your bag hasn't been checked as a whole in years, the full bag audit captures driver through putter in one extended session, so hinge behavior, gapping, and grip taper are considered together instead of club by club.
- Complete hinge profile across every category
- Priority list ranked by expected impact on scoring
- Full written data report covering every club
- Fitting fee credited toward any club purchase
Not Sure Which Fitting You Need?
Tell us about your bag and your goals — we'll recommend the right starting point.