A Fitting Bay That Started With a Bad Bunker Shot
Bounce Lab Golf exists because one too many wedge fittings ended with a loft number and nothing else — no conversation about the sand, the turf, or the ground the club actually has to work through.
A Question Nobody Was Answering Well
Bounce Lab Golf opened in Chattanooga in 2016, built around a sand and turf test tray long before it was built around a launch monitor. The founding idea was simple: a wedge sole either matches the ground it lands on or it doesn't, and no chart printed for a national average can answer that question for a specific course in the Tennessee River Valley.
That same ground-first thinking now runs through every fitting we do, not just wedges. Attack angle, sole camber, and turf interaction shape how a fairway wood or iron performs just as much as launch numbers do — we just started the conversation with the club most people forget to question.
Three Things We Hold the Line On
The Ground Talks First
Before we discuss a head or a shaft, we talk about the courses you actually play and the conditions that show up there most often.
No Single-Brand Quota
Our demo wall carries every major manufacturer, so a recommendation is never steered toward whichever brand pays the biggest incentive.
The Fee Follows You
Every session fee is credited toward a build. If you don't order, you still keep the written recommendation — no pressure either way.
Meet the People Running the Bay
Every fitter on staff trained on sole grind and bounce selection before anything else.