Seven head manufacturers, more than forty shaft models, a dozen grip options. Not everything made, but enough to cover the useful range of launch, spin and weight without duplication.
Any shop that says it carries every brand is either counting catalogue access or counting on you not to ask. What matters is not how many logos are on the wall but whether the range covers the whole span of behaviour a fitting might land on: high launch to low launch, high spin to low spin, forty grams to a hundred and thirty, soft tip to stiff tip.
A wall of forty shafts that duplicates the same three profiles is worse than a wall of twenty that spans the whole map. We build the wall around coverage. When a fitting lands somewhere we do not stock, we order the exact model in at cost and you pay the standard build charge on top.
No volume agreements. We do not commit to moving a set number of units for any manufacturer in exchange for pricing. That is the only reason we can say a recommendation is unbiased and mean it.
If a fitting result falls outside one of these ranges, that is a signal in itself and we will talk about it before ordering anything.
Adjustable-hosel heads from seven manufacturers, held in the loft range that actually gets used rather than one of everything. Adjustable weighting matters more here than in any other category because it lets one head cover several fitting outcomes.
Cast game-improvement through forged players' shapes, plus utility irons for the golfers who genuinely strike them better than a hybrid. We keep a fitting cart with single heads so you are never judging a set off one demo seven iron.
Grind options are the point in wedges, so we stock the same loft in multiple soles. Putters run blade through mid-mallet with different hosel styles so toe hang can be matched to your stroke arc rather than to a look you like.
The deepest part of the wall. Multiple bend profiles at each weight class, from lightweight high-launch through low-spin tour profiles, because this is where a fitting most often turns on a distinction the golfer cannot feel until they see it.
Constant-weight and stepped steel across the flex range, plus lightweight graphite iron shafts, which are far more useful for older golfers in a cold climate than their reputation suggests.
Rubber, corded and hybrid textures in four core sizes, plus tape build-up in quarter-wrap increments. Grip size changes hand action more than most golfers expect, and it is the cheapest variable on the whole list.
Roughly one block in six lands on a component we do not stock. That is not a problem and it is not a reason to steer you back toward inventory. We order it at cost from the distributor, add the flat build charge, and it lands in five to nine business days.
We will also happily build with a shaft you supply yourself, including one pulled from a club you already own. Bring it in and Toby will check the frequency and spine before it goes anywhere near epoxy.
Come get measured first. The component conversation is easy once we know what your swing delivers.