Questions We Get Before Booking

It's the gap between where your clubface points and where your club is actually traveling at the moment of impact, measured in degrees. That gap, more than any single number alone, determines whether a shot curves and which direction it curves.

Not at all. Directional fitting benefits golfers at every level — higher-handicap players often see the biggest change, since a wide face-to-path gap is usually a bigger factor in their dispersion than swing speed ever was.

Single-club sessions run 45–60 minutes. Iron set fittings run 60–90 minutes. A full bag assessment covering every club typically takes 2–3 hours.

No. There's never any obligation to purchase. You'll receive a printed readout with our recommendations and can decide later. If you do order, your session fee is credited in full toward the purchase.

Bring your current clubs relevant to the fitting, the shoes you normally play in, and a rough sense of your typical scores or handicap if you know it.

Most launch monitor fittings report a single "shot shape" or spin axis number. We report face angle and swing path as two separate readings on every swing, which shows whether a miss comes from the face, the path, or the gap between them — not just the resulting curve.

Most builds finish in-house within one week of ordering, since we stock components and build on-site instead of sending orders to an outside factory queue.

Yes. Our demo wall includes left-handed heads across every major category, and the impact bay reads face-to-path identically for right- and left-handed golfers.

Absolutely — many clients come in simply to verify their current specs are correct, or to check whether their face-to-path number has drifted since their last fitting.

Our studio is located in Boca Raton, Florida, and we regularly work with golfers throughout the surrounding coast, including Delray Beach, Deerfield Beach, and Highland Beach.