Iron Fitting
A good iron fitting isn't just picking a shaft flex. It's making sure every club in the set works together — consistent gapping, a lie angle that matches your posture, and a shaft weight your tempo can repeat swing after swing.
Lie Angle Comes First
An iron that's even a couple degrees off in lie angle changes your strike location left to right and can mask what looks like a swing flaw. We check lie angle against your actual setup and impact position on a lie board before touching anything else, since every later recommendation depends on getting this right.
Gapping Across the Full Set
We map carry distance for every club from your longest iron down through your pitching wedge, looking for overlaps or gaps rather than assuming a standard loft progression will land evenly. Mixed brand-and-model sets are especially prone to uneven gapping — worth checking even if you're not planning a full replacement.
What an Iron Fitting Covers
Lie & Length Check
Measured against your actual posture and impact position, not a generic height chart.
Shaft Flex & Weight
Matched to your tempo and transition, tested across multiple flex options on the launch monitor.
Set Gapping Report
Carry distance mapped across every club, with overlaps or gaps flagged for correction.
Book an Iron Fitting
Runs 45–60 minutes and includes a full gapping report across your set.