Every Swing Has a Release Point. We Build Clubs Around Yours.
Most fittings stop at ball speed and spin rate. We go one step earlier and measure the moment your wrists actually uncock through the hitting zone — then match shaft flex, kick point, torque, and grip to that timing instead of a generic chart. The result is a strike that repeats, not just a number that looked good on one good swing.
Driver to Putter, Every Club Timed the Same Way
Whichever club you bring in, we run the same release-timing capture before touching a single spec sheet.
Driver Fitting
Loft, kick point, and head weight matched to how early or late your wrists release off the tee.
Learn more →Fairway Wood Fitting
Confidence off the deck with a release profile matched to shallower, sweeping attack angles.
Learn more →Hybrid Fitting
Close the long-iron gap with a head and shaft combination that suits your natural release timing.
Learn more →Iron Fitting
Lie, length, and shaft profile mapped so release timing stays consistent from wedge to long iron.
Learn more →Wedge Fitting
Bounce and grind chosen around how your release changes on shorter, more controlled swings.
Learn more →Putter Fitting
Length, lie, and face balance checked against how your hands release the face through the stroke.
Learn more →Two Golfers, Same Swing Speed, Very Different Clubs
Swing speed alone doesn't tell you much about how a golfer actually delivers the clubhead. A player who releases early ("casts") needs a very different shaft profile than one who holds the angle deep into the downswing and releases late — even at an identical clubhead speed. Fitting off speed alone, without timing, is why so many golfers end up with a shaft that "should" work on paper but never quite feels right.
See How a Session RunsFour Stops From First Swing to a Finished Spec
Release Capture
High-speed camera and a wrist sensor log your uncock angle and timing on your current clubs.
Comparative Testing
We swap heads, shafts, and grips against your own release baseline — not a generic chart.
Spec Lock
We walk through the timing data together and lock in the build that keeps your release repeatable.
Build & Verify
Clubs are built in-house and checked against your target specs before you ever swing them for real.
What Golfers Notice First
I'd been fit twice before and always ended up back on the rack within a year. Seeing my actual release timing on screen explained why — nobody had ever measured it.
My irons finally feel the same club to club. Turns out my release was firing later in the short irons than the long ones, and the shafts weren't accounting for it at all.
Full bag audit was worth every minute. Watching the release window shift from driver to wedge made the whole fitting concept click for me.
Every Major Manufacturer, No Sales Quota
Recommendations trace back to your release data, never to a monthly brand target.
Ready to See Your Own Release Timing?
Sessions run 60–90 minutes and include a full written release report. Fitting fees are credited toward any club we build for you afterward.