Iron Fitting
Your release timing doesn't stay fixed across a full set — it shifts as shaft length changes from wedge to long iron. Most fittings ignore that shift entirely. Ours is built around tracking it club by club.
The Same Shaft Flex Plays Differently at Every Length
A shaft that matches your release timing perfectly in a 7-iron often plays too soft in a 4-iron and too stiff in a wedge, simply because length changes how quickly the shaft loads and unloads. We track release timing at both ends of the set, not just the middle iron most fittings default to.
The result is a set where your release feels the same swing to swing, instead of "whippy" in the long irons and "boardy" in the short ones.
Set-Wide Changes That Follow Your Release
Shaft Profile Across the Set
Rather than a single flex letter applied to every iron, we tune the profile so release timing stays consistent from long iron to wedge.
Dynamic Lie Angle
Lie angle checked at impact, not at address, since a mistimed release can shift how the sole interacts with the ground even when static lie looks correct.
Length & Gapping
Set length is mapped against carry-distance gapping, so no two irons compete for the same yardage once release timing is accounted for.
Build a Set That Feels the Same, Club to Club
Sessions run 60–90 minutes and cover your full set from wedge to long iron.