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I brought in a set I was ready to replace and left having spent a hundred and ninety dollars on bending and grips. Nine months on I still have them. Whatever the opposite of an upsell is, that was it.

Roscoe spent twenty minutes explaining lie angle in putters before he let me hit a single ball. I thought it was a stalling tactic. It turned out to be the entire reason I was pulling everything left.

Came in convinced I needed the newest driver. Left with my four-year-old head, a different shaft, and half an inch off the length. Same money as a grip set and I gained more fairways than I ever did buying new.

The full bag audit is four hours and I would do it again tomorrow. Having every club in the bag on one page with its tolerance printed next to it changed how I think about equipment entirely.

Excellent measurement work and a genuinely useful sheet. Only mark against them is that the re-shaft took nine days rather than the five I was quoted, though they did call to explain the delay.

My wedges were brand new and two of the three lofts were off by more than a degree straight from the factory. I would never have known. Gapping is now actually four degrees like it says on the sole.