What's Behind the Camber Readings
Most clients only see the hitting bay itself. Here's the rest of the space and the equipment behind every bulge-and-roll comparison.
Bay and Build Bench, Side by Side
A lot of shops fit in one room and build in another, sometimes days apart. Ours share a wall on purpose. When a session ends, the strike map walks straight to the build bench, and the same fitter who read the pattern is usually the one making the change.
The build bench carries a frequency analyzer, a swingweight scale accurate to a tenth of a point, and a loft and lie machine — the equipment that makes the numbers on your card repeatable rather than approximate.
On the Floor
Fitting bay with strike-mapping setup up front; build bench and component wall along the rear wall; a shorter putting alcove off to the side for the flat stick.
See It in Person
Stop by during posted hours for a look at the studio before you book a session.