What's Actually in the Building
One lathe, one launch monitor bay, a marked turf board, a sand tray, and a roll lane for putters — the same setup we opened with in 2009, grown one bench at a time.
One Bay, One Board, One Lane
The fitting bay runs launch monitor sessions for driver, iron, hybrid and wedge work. The turf board sits alongside it, marked and photographed for every fairway wood and hybrid candidate, so a sole's behaviour on the ground gets recorded the same way as its numbers in the air. A sand tray handles wedge grind testing, and a separate roll lane — away from the noise of the main bay — is where putter sessions run.
The build bench sits behind the fitting bay, in view through a half-wall, so you can watch your clubs go from spec sheet to finished build if you stick around.
Stop By Without an Appointment
You're welcome to look around during studio hours even if you're not booked for a session that day — plenty of first-time visitors do exactly that before deciding what to book.
Ready to See It in Person?
Book a bay, or just stop by during studio hours.