What Is Physically in the Building
We hold fitting carts rather than retail inventory. The distinction matters: a cart exists to be tested, not sold, and nothing about our stocking arrangement pays us more for steering you toward one badge over another.
No Exclusives, No Shelf-Space Payments
Some fitting studios sign volume agreements with a manufacturer in exchange for equipment, training or better margins. Those arrangements are legal, common and rarely disclosed, and they quietly shape what gets recommended.
We hold none. Every cart in this building was bought outright at our own expense, which is also why we hold fewer of them than a large retailer would. What that buys you is a recommendation with nothing behind it except the readings.
Where a golfer's measurements point to something we do not stock, we say so and order it to your written spec. That happens perhaps twice a month and we would rather lose the component margin than fit you to whatever happens to be on the rack.
More on how we operate →Fitting Carts on the Floor
Ping
Irons, hybrids and drivers. The colour-code dot system makes lie specification unusually straightforward, which is why this cart gets more use than any other in the iron sessions.
Callaway
Drivers, fairway woods and the wedge range. Adjustable hosels across the wood line give us useful loft and face-angle latitude once shaft selection is settled.
Mizuno
Forged irons in several head profiles. Forged heads bend cleanly and hold their bend, which makes them a favourite on the certification bench.
Titleist
Irons and wedges. Grind options across the wedge line cover most Triangle turf conditions without needing a special order.
Cobra
Drivers, fairways and hybrids. Frequently the answer for players who need a lighter total build than the premium lines offer as standard.
Srixon & Cleveland
Irons and the short-game range. Cleveland's wedge sole variety in particular gets a lot of bench time in wedge sessions.
Heads Across Every Hang Profile
The roll room stocks by toe hang rather than by brand, because matching hang to measured stroke arc is the whole point of the session.
| Hang Profile | Heads Held | Brands | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Face balanced | 11 | Odyssey, Ping, Cleveland | Straight or near-straight arc |
| Slight toe hang | 9 | Odyssey, Ping, Bettinardi | Slight arc |
| Moderate toe hang | 10 | Ping, Bettinardi, Titleist | Moderate arc |
| Strong toe hang | 8 | Titleist, Bettinardi | Strong arc, rotational release |
Twenty-Four Models, Because Hands Vary
Grip choice is the cheapest specification change available and among the most neglected. We hold four core diameters across rubber, corded and hybrid textures, plus oversize and undersize in the most-requested models.
Build-up tape is counted in wraps and recorded on your sheet, since it changes both effective diameter and butt mass. A golfer who plays two wraps under a standard grip and then buys a replacement set without them has quietly changed every club in the bag.
Every profile on the wall has been measured on our own frequency rig, so the numbers we quote are ours rather than the manufacturer's.
Test It Before Anyone Sells It to You
Every cart in the building is available in a session. Nothing here is behind glass and nothing requires a deposit to try.