Filed by Behaviour, Not by Logo
There is no wall of branded bags here. There is a rack of heads and a rack of shafts, both organised by what they measured when they arrived.
Why We Do Not Publish a Brand List
Every fitting studio publishes a row of logos, and the row tells you almost nothing. It does not say which products are stocked, which generation, whether the fitter has volume commitments, or whether the head that suits you is on the rack at all.
What matters is the range of behaviour available in the room. If the library covers the full span of head forgiveness, shaft weights from very light to genuinely heavy, and the profile spread in between, then whatever suits you exists here. If it does not, we order it in and you come back.
What you can ask for and get: the exact model, generation and part number of anything recommended to you, plus what it cost us. Nobody here is compensated on what you buy, so there is nothing awkward about the question.
What the Racks Cover
- Iron heads from strongly forgiving cavity designs through hollow-body players shapes to compact muscle backs
- Wedge sole configurations spanning wide, moderate and narrow, with and without trailing edge relief
- Adjustable driver and fairway heads across the current and previous generation from the major manufacturers
- Hybrid heads in both iron-like and wood-like families
- Putter heads across blade, mid-mallet and full mallet, in face-balanced and toe-hang configurations
- Shafts from roughly 40 to 130 grams, steel and graphite, filed by measured three-zone profile
- Grips in four core sizes with build-up tape to hit anything in between
Previous Generation Is Not a Consolation Prize
We deliberately keep last season's heads on the rack. Year-over-year performance changes in this industry are small, discounts on superseded models are not, and a fitting frequently ends with a recommendation to buy a head that was released two years ago because it is the right shape and it costs a third less.
If your card recommends a current release, there will be a measured reason on the card next to it.
Components We Will Not Fit
A short list, and the reasons are practical rather than snobbish.
- Counterfeit heads, which arrive here more often than you would think and cannot be built to any repeatable spec
- Non-conforming faces and grooves, because they cannot be used in anything you might enter
- Shafts we cannot obtain a second time, since a build that cannot be reproduced is a liability the moment something breaks
Ask What Is on the Rack Today
Call the bench and we will tell you exactly what is available for the category you want fitted.