Each session is self-contained. Book the one that matches the complaint you actually have, not the one at the top of a package ladder.
| Session | Duration | Rooms Used | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver Spec | 70 min | Gauge, Bay | Dispersion and strike location complaints |
| Iron Set Certification | 2 hrs | Gauge, Bay | Inconsistent yardage gaps across the set |
| Putter Lab | 80 min | Roll | Three-putts, pulls, and pace control |
| Fairway Wood | 70 min | Gauge, Bay | Turf contact and launch off the deck |
| Hybrid | 70 min | Gauge, Bay | The gap between long iron and wood |
| Wedge | 70 min | Gauge, Bay | Bounce, grind and short-side gapping |
We start with impact tape and strike mapping rather than ball speed, because a driver recommendation built on numbers generated from an inconsistent strike location is a recommendation built on nothing. Head mass, hosel setting, shaft profile and length all follow from where you actually make contact.
The full set on the plate, one club at a time. Most sets that arrive here have at least one club a degree or more off its neighbours, which quietly collapses a yardage gap. Certification ends with every club bent to a single written standard and a gapping map you can read.
Twenty-two feet of tournament-speed surface, an overhead camera and a laser gate. We measure the arc your hands actually produce, then match toe hang, lie, length and head mass to it instead of asking you to adapt your stroke to whatever you happened to buy.
Run from the turf strip rather than a tee, because the fairway wood has to work off the deck or it is a second driver you cannot use. Sole design, length and shaft profile get equal attention here; length in particular is wrong more often than any other spec.
A hybrid only earns its place if it produces a distance nothing else in the bag produces. We measure the actual carry of your longest comfortable iron and your shortest wood, then fit the hybrid into the hole between them rather than on top of one of them.
Bounce and grind selected against Triangle sand and Bermuda turf specifically, not against a generic chart. We also gauge the lofts, which arrive from the factory with more variance than most golfers would believe for a club sold on precision.
Two combination blocks exist because some golfers genuinely need several categories addressed in one visit and the gauge room work overlaps. They are cheaper than the equivalent individual sessions, which is the only honest reason to offer a bundle.
What we will not do is talk you up into the full bag audit when your complaint is entirely about one club. If you came in about a driver, the driver session is what you should book, and the desk will tell you so.
See all rates →Every measured value with its tolerance band. Yours to keep, ours to archive.
If you have been here before, a plain comparison against your previous readings.
Including, frequently, that nothing needs replacing.
Your record on file indefinitely, so any future check has a baseline.
Describe the problem on the request form and the desk will assign the right block. It is a free phone call either way.