Iron Fitting
You hit an iron into the green more than any other club in the bag, which means a few degrees of lie angle error or an uneven gap between clubs quietly costs strokes round after round without ever announcing itself as the cause.
Dynamic Lie, Not the Number at Rest
A club can look correct resting on the ground and still deliver the wrong lie angle at impact — the number that actually matters shifts based on posture, grip, and swing plane. We use impact tape and lie boards alongside launch data to measure lie angle as it behaves during a real swing.
Even two to three degrees of dynamic lie error can push shots consistently off target, an issue that gets misdiagnosed as a swing flaw more often than it should.
Clean Yardage Steps, Club to Club
| Club | Carry | Gap |
|---|---|---|
| 6-Iron | 164 yds | — |
| 7-Iron | 152 yds | 12 yds |
| 8-Iron | 140 yds | 12 yds |
| 9-Iron | 128 yds | 12 yds |
| PW | 115 yds | 13 yds |
Decisions We Make Together
Shaft Material & Flex
Steel, graphite, and multi-material shafts each change feel, launch, and spin differently — compared against your actual tempo, not a generic recommendation.
Head Category
Players' irons, distance irons, and game-improvement heads trade workability for forgiveness at different points; we test where your strike pattern actually lands.
Set Makeup
Where irons stop and hybrids or fairway woods take over is a gapping decision, not a tradition — mapped against your real carry numbers.
Get Your Set Mapped Correctly
Iron set fittings run 60–90 minutes and include a full written gapping report across every club in the set.