Book the club that is bothering you. If the session reveals that the real problem sits two slots further down the bag, we will tell you and you can decide what to do about it.
Every session below follows the same three-part shape: a warm-up and observation block on the outdoor tee line, an analytical block indoors on the monitor, and a written summary you take home whether or not you order anything. What changes between categories is which measurements matter and how long the whole thing takes.
The driver is the only club in the bag where a positive attack angle is desirable, and it is the club where people most often buy loft to solve a problem that loft cannot touch. We measure how you actually arrive at the ball, then choose head, loft setting, weight position and shaft in that order.
Suits: anyone losing distance to spin, anyone whose miss has changed direction in the last year, and anyone about to spend serious money on a new driver.
The longest appointment we run, and the one that moves scores most reliably. Sole grind and lie angle are settled outdoors on grass, then length, shaft and set composition are worked indoors from the shortest scoring iron upward so that gaps land where you want them.
Suits: anyone whose irons dig or skid, anyone with two clubs that fly the same distance, and anyone buying a set for the first time in five years or more.
Fairway woods fail on the ground, not in the air. Sole width, camber and leading edge radius determine whether the club glides or gouges, and no amount of indoor testing will reveal which way yours goes. This session is almost entirely outdoors for that reason.
Suits: anyone who tees their 3-wood because they cannot hit it off the turf, and anyone choosing between a 3-wood, a 5-wood and a driving iron.
The top of the bag is where sets fall apart. We map your carry distances honestly, find the hole, and then decide whether a hybrid, a long iron or a higher lofted wood fills it best based on how each one enters the turf for you and how steeply the ball comes down.
Suits: anyone with a thirty-yard gap between the longest comfortable iron and the shortest wood, and anyone who owns a hybrid they never take out of the bag.
Bounce is fitted to your turf and your sand, not to your handicap. We run this one on the practice green and in the bunker, watching how the sole reacts on tight winter lies and on the fluffier summer grass, then set the loft gaps across the scoring clubs.
Suits: anyone chunking or thinning from fifty yards in, and anyone carrying three wedges with only twelve yards between two of them.
Length and lie first, because almost every putter sold at retail is too long for the person holding it and that changes eye position, which changes aim. Then head style and hosel configuration against your stroke arc, on a rolling surface we can shim to introduce real break.
Suits: anyone who aims left and pulls it anyway, anyone changing putters more than once a season, and anyone who has never had their putter length measured.
Book the Everything Session and we split it across two appointments in the same fortnight. Long game on the first visit, scoring clubs and putter on the second, with the gapping reconciled between the two so nothing overlaps.
Everything above the longest iron, fitted in one continuous block so the gapping between the top clubs is settled before we move on.
Carry numbers from visit one become the constraint for visit two. You get the interim chart by email so you can argue with it before we build anything.
Set composition worked from the bottom up against the numbers already locked in, so the finished bag has even gaps rather than two clubs fighting for the same yardage.