Driver
Strike height on the face is usually the headline finding. From there: attack angle, face-to-path, tee height, head design, loft setting and shaft.
Full descriptionEach of these is scoped to a specific job with a specific set of measurements. Pick by the problem you want solved rather than by the club you were thinking of buying.
Most people book by club category because that is how equipment is sold. It is not the most useful way to choose. A player who loses shots right off the tee under pressure and a player whose drives are twelve yards short of where they used to be need different sessions, even though both would tick the driver box.
If you tell us the symptom when you book, we will scope the session to it — and occasionally we will tell you the club you were worried about is not the one costing you shots.
Strike height on the face is usually the headline finding. From there: attack angle, face-to-path, tee height, head design, loft setting and shaft.
Full descriptionContact from a tight lie decides the session. Sole width, leading-edge height, head depth and shaft profile all get tested against turf, not just off a mat.
Full descriptionWhere long irons stop paying their way. We use your measured descent angles to find the crossover point rather than assuming it.
Full descriptionBounce and grind matched to how you take turf, tested off the mat, off a dormant lie and in the practice sand we keep on site.
Full descriptionTwo hours because the set is fitted as a set: lie board across four reference irons, then length, swingweight progression and gapping.
Full descriptionTwo hours in the roll lane. Face angle at separation, skid distance, stroke arc width, then toe hang, lie, loft and length chosen from the reading.
Full descriptionDriver through wedge plus the putter, with a distance gapping map across the whole set. The output is a priority order: what to change first, what to change eventually, and what to leave alone. Most people are surprised by how much of the bag falls into the last category.
Splittable across two visits if a long afternoon is not practical. Common in the off-season, when there is time to do the resulting build work properly before spring.
Junior players need a different approach because the target keeps moving. We fit to current height and posture, then schedule a review against expected growth so clubs get adjusted rather than replaced wherever the head and shaft allow it.
Half rate for under-sixteens, and the annual growth review is free for as long as they keep coming back to us.
You do not need a fitting appointment to use the workshop. Plenty of the work that goes through this building is straightforward maintenance: grips that have hardened, lies that have drifted a degree over a season of range mats, a set that needs shortening after a length change elsewhere.
Drop clubs in during bench hours or leave them with us and collect later in the week. Turnaround is normally two to four working days. If we spot something during the job that looks wrong for you, we will mention it — without turning it into a sales conversation.
Printed and emailed. Baseline numbers, confirmation numbers, and the reasoning in plain sentences.
One player per bay for the whole booking. Nobody waiting, nothing rushed to clear the slot.
Order the build from us within ninety days and the session fee comes straight off the invoice.
If the club does not perform on the course, bring it back. The recheck block costs nothing.
Tell us the symptom in the booking note. It is the single most useful thing you can give us before you walk in.