By Club
Pick the One That Matches Your Complaint
If two of these describe your problem, book the two club block rather than two separate
appointments. The address baseline is shared, so the second club costs less time and less money.
Block A
Driver Fitting
Tee height, ball position and aim get pinned before any head leaves the rack, because those three
things move launch conditions more than most head swaps do. Once the setup holds, we work through
loft, face angle, shaft weight and profile against your reference block.
Thin air changes the answer here more than in any other category. A spin figure that would be
comfortable at sea level can leave a ball falling out of the sky on a warm Front Range afternoon,
and that argument only gets settled outdoors.
Full driver page
Block B
Iron Fitting
Lie angle read from face tape and turf marks rather than estimated on a screen, length checked
against your actual posture, and shaft weight chosen for the strike pattern you produce rather than
the clubhead speed you quote.
Most iron blocks that arrive here as a head-shopping exercise end as a specs exercise. That is
not a sales position, it is what the reference block usually shows.
Full iron page
Block C
Fairway Wood Fitting
The category with the widest gap between how it is fitted and how it is played. We ask first
whether you hit this club off a tee or off turf more often, then fit that version and note the other
one on the sheet as a secondary result.
Sole width and leading edge behaviour get tested on grass, because a mat flatters every fairway
wood ever made.
Full fairway wood page
Block D
Hybrid Fitting
Where the long end of a set stops working, and how much of the bag should be given over to
replacing it. We look at carry gaps, descent behaviour into a green, and whether your address is
even repeatable that far back in the set.
Frequently the honest answer is a different number of hybrids rather than a different hybrid.
Full hybrid page
Block E
Wedge Fitting
Bounce and grind selected against the divot you actually take, on the turf you actually play.
Colorado fairways in August are firm and thin, and a wedge chosen off a summer mat will disappoint
you in October.
Gapping below the pitching wedge gets built from grass carry data rather than from stamped
lofts.
Full wedge page
Block F
Putter Fitting
Eye line over the ball, shoulder tilt, forward press and hand position measured before length,
loft or head shape is discussed at all. This is the category where the address-first premise pays
off most obviously.
We roll on our own indoor surface with a stated stimp figure, so speed control notes on your
sheet mean something you can carry to a real green.
Full putter page