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2914 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Studio B · Fort Worth, TX Booked by appointment since 2009
Pure Strike Lab Fort Worth, Texas
Components

What We Can Order, and Why Nothing Sits on a Shelf

This shop stocks fitting samples, not inventory. Everything that goes into a finished club is ordered after your session, which means no component ever gets recommended because it has been gathering dust since March.

The arrangement

Samples on the Wall, Parts on Order

Behind bench one there is a rack of roughly ninety fitting shafts with adapters fitted, a drawer of grips in every common size and texture, and a set of test heads across the major lines. That is what you hit during a session. None of it is for sale.

When the session produces an answer, the actual part is ordered from the supplier. It arrives in three to ten days depending on the line, gets measured on arrival, and goes onto the bench. The part number of the item you tested and the part number of the item installed are both printed on your docket, and they match.

Why this matters: a shop with a stockroom has an incentive to move what is in the stockroom. A shop with a sample rack does not.
Shafts

Wood and Iron Shaft Lines

Available through our suppliers, with fitting samples held for most
MakerMostly used forSamples held
True TemperSteel iron and wedge shaftsYes, full weight range
KBSSteel irons, wedge specific profilesYes
NipponLighter steel, softer steppingYes
Project XSteel irons, firmer tip sectionsYes
FujikuraWood shafts across weight classesYes, adapter fitted
MitsubishiWood shafts, lower torque optionsYes, adapter fitted
Graphite DesignWood shafts, heavier profilesSelected weights
UST MamiyaWood and graphite iron shaftsSelected weights
AldilaWood shafts, value tierSelected weights
AccraGraphite iron shafts for slower speedsBy request
Grips

Rubber, Cord and Everything Between

Grip choice is where the Fort Worth summer earns a mention. A soft rubber compound that feels wonderful in April turns slick and greasy by the middle of July, and the golfers who complain about losing the club at the top are frequently reacting to that rather than to anything in the swing.

We keep samples in undersize, standard, midsize and jumbo, and we size against your hand and your glove rather than against a chart on the wall.

  • Golf Pride, full range including cord and hybrid compounds
  • Lamkin, rubber and cord
  • Winn, softer wraps for arthritic hands
  • SuperStroke, putter grips in several profiles
  • Iomic and Pure, by request
Heads

Ordered to Your Specification

We are an authorised assembler for the major lines, which means heads are ordered as components and built here to your docket rather than pulled off a rack in stock trim. Custom lofts, lie bends and non-standard lengths carry no surcharge from us.

Where a manufacturer restricts component sales, we will say so during the session instead of quietly steering you elsewhere.

  • Woods and irons: Titleist, Ping, Callaway, TaylorMade, Mizuno, Srixon, Cobra
  • Wedges: Vokey, Cleveland, Callaway, Mizuno, Ping
  • Putters: Odyssey, Scotty Cameron, Bettinardi, Ping, Evnroll
  • Component-only makers: Wishon, Sub 70, Maltby
The small parts

Ferrules, Adapters and Adhesive

Nobody advertises these and they are where a surprising share of build quality lives. We stock ferrules in every common bore, turned to the hosel rather than sanded flush, and we keep adapter sleeves for each manufacturer system so a shaft can be moved between heads without butchering it.

The epoxy is a twenty-four hour structural adhesive mixed by weight rather than by eye, with the batch date recorded on the docket. Fast-set adhesive has its uses, and a golf club hosel is not one of them.

Why the ferrule matters
Small parts drawerHeld in stock
Ferrule bores0.335 to 0.370
Ferrule stylesPlain, banded, tapered
Adapter systemsAll current majors
Shaft epoxy24 hour structural
Tip weights2 g to 12 g
Butt counterweights10 g to 60 g
Grip tapeDouble sided, 2 in
Build-up tapeMasking, logged by wrap

Bring a Part, or Let Us Order It

Either way it gets measured on arrival and printed on your docket.