What Actually Happens During a Session
Every fitting follows the same four stages, whether you're booking a single wedge or a full bag rebuild.
Attack Angle Baseline
We start by hitting your current clubs on the launch bay so we have a real measurement of your existing attack angle, dynamic loft, and dispersion — not an assumption. This step alone often explains misses a golfer has been fighting for years.
Live Demo Testing
Using your baseline as the reference point, we work through heads and shafts from our demo wall, watching how each combination responds to your specific attack angle rather than a generic swing profile. Every swing is logged, altitude-adjusted, and compared side by side.
Spec Review & Sign-Off
Once the numbers settle, we walk through the recommended head, shaft, length, lie, and loft together. You'll see exactly why each choice was made against your attack angle data before anything gets ordered.
In-House Build & Bench Check
Clubs are assembled on-site, then verified against target frequency and swing weight on our build bench before pickup. Most orders are ready within a week.
What We're Actually Measuring
Our launch bays pair radar and high-speed camera tracking to capture clubhead speed, attack angle, dynamic loft, spin loft, ball speed, spin rate, and carry on every single swing. Attack angle and dynamic loft together determine spin loft — the number that predicts how a shot will actually fly, far more reliably than clubhead speed alone.
Every Carry Number Is Localized
Raw carry distance off the launch monitor gets adjusted against real Fort Collins air density before it goes on your spec sheet. That matters most on longer clubs — a driver spec that looks perfect on unadjusted sea-level numbers can actually be a full club too much once you factor in how far the ball is really flying up here.
See the Process in Person
Book a session and walk through all four stages with your own numbers on the screen.