What Is on the Wall Right Now
Roughly 180 heads and 60 shaft options, chosen because they fit different golfers — not because anyone paid for the shelf space.
No Exclusives, No Minimums, No Quiet Preferences
We have never signed a volume commitment with a manufacturer. There is no brand we are obliged to move, no rebate tier we are chasing at the end of a quarter, and no display that somebody else paid to build.
That is not a moral claim, it is a practical one. Once a shop has a target to hit, every fitting recommendation carries an invisible thumb on the scale. Removing the target removes the thumb.
The practical consequence is that our stock list changes. When a head stops earning its place in test results, it comes off the wall and something else goes up. Ask at the desk if you want to know what has moved recently.
We Also Fit to Clubs We Do Not Stock
If the right answer for you is a head we do not carry, we will write it on the ticket anyway and tell you where to find it. Losing a sale is cheaper than writing a recommendation we do not believe.
The same goes in the other direction: if you already own the correct club and it just needs bending, that is what the sheet will say.
Clubheads Available for Testing
Current-generation and one generation back. We keep the older models deliberately, because they often fit somebody better and cost considerably less.
Shaft Options in the Rack
Graphite and steel, across a wide weight range. We hold multiple flexes of most models so a shaft can be tested properly rather than approximated.
Grips Are Not an Afterthought
A grip is the only part of the club you touch, and its diameter measurably affects how quickly the face rotates. We stock the main families in several core sizes and build tape layers to your hand measurement rather than defaulting to a single wrap for everyone.
In this climate that matters more than most places. Dry heat glazes rubber compounds faster, and a glazed grip makes golfers squeeze harder, which slows the hands and opens the face. Plenty of "sudden" slices are a two-year-old grip.
- Golf Pride — cord, rubber and hybrid families
- Lamkin — full range including oversize cores
- Winn — softer compounds for arthritic hands
- SuperStroke — putter grips in several profiles
- Iomic — alternative compounds for humid grip pressure
How We Size a Grip
Glove size is a starting point and nothing more. We measure from the wrist crease to the tip of the middle finger, then check how much the fingertips are digging into the pad at address. Building up half a wrap on the lower hand only is common and rarely offered anywhere.
Every grip we install gets recorded on your sheet with model, core size and tape count, so the next set can be matched exactly.
Bench servicesTest Anything on the Wall
Nothing on the roster is display-only. If it hangs in the studio, you can hit it during a session.