Driver
Playing length comes first, then shaft weight and profile, then loft and face setting. Most golfers here leave with a shorter driver than they arrived with and a tighter dispersion to go with it.
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Sessions
What You Can Book, and What Each One Actually Covers
Sessions are organised by club category rather than by price tier, because the questions a driver raises have almost nothing in common with the questions a wedge raises. Pick the part of the bag that is costing you shots.
The common ground
What Every Session Includes
Whichever category you book, four things happen. Your existing clubs get measured on the gauges before anything else, so we know what you have been playing rather than what the label claims. Your delivery gets captured with a launch monitor and, where it matters, with impact tape and a lie board. Candidate builds get assembled properly rather than screwed together, because a loose adapter reads differently from a cured one. And the whole thing gets written onto a docket you keep.
What changes between sessions is the instrument list and the order of the questions.
Club by club
The Six Category Sessions
Fairway Woods
Sole width and leading edge behaviour against firm Bermuda, then length, then shaft. The head that works from a tee often fails off the deck, and we test both.
Full detailHybrids
Diagnosing where your long irons stop being reliable, then filling that hole with the fewest clubs possible. Frequently one club, occasionally two.
Full detailIron Sets
Lie, length and shaft across the whole run, with a progression check so the set behaves like a set. Includes a gapping map built from carry medians.
Full detailWedges
Bounce and grind selected against your divot and the turf you play, gapping worked out from measured carries, shaft weight matched to the irons above them.
Full detailPutters
Length and lie against your eye line, head mass against the greens you putt on, grip shape against the stroke you already own.
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The long version
What it costs
Full Bag Review
Three hours, every club in the bag on the gauges, and a written map of where your distances overlap and where they leave a hole. This is the session for somebody whose bag has accumulated over a decade from four different sources and has never been looked at as a whole.
Most full bag reviews end with two or three changes, not fourteen. The value is knowing which two or three.
No fitting required
Labour rates
Bench Work Only
You do not need a session to use the shop. Reshafts, regrips, loft and lie adjustment, ferrule replacement, shaft extraction, swing weight correction and grip resizing are all billed as straight labour plus components.
Drop-off takes about fifteen minutes because we still measure the club in and measure it out, and you still get a docket for the work performed.
Choosing between them
Which Session for Which Complaint
| The complaint | Book |
|---|---|
| Two-way miss off the tee, no idea which way it is going | Driver |
| Fine off a tee, hopeless off the fairway | Fairway wood |
| Everything from 190 to 215 yards is a guess | Hybrid |
| Thin one club, fat the next, same swing | Iron set |
| Two clubs that both go the same distance | Iron set or full bag |
| Digging on tight lies, bouncing out of soft sand | Wedge |
| Pulls on short putts, misses low side on long ones | Putter |
| The whole bag feels mismatched | Full bag review |
| One club broke or feels different after a repair | Bench work |
Pick One and We Will Confirm the Rest
If you choose wrong, we will say so when you arrive and switch the session rather than sell you the one you booked.