Mapping Ball Speed Retention Across the Driver Face
A face that gives back 94 percent of centre-strike ball speed half an inch toward the toe is worth more to most players than one that peaks two miles per hour higher in the middle.
It Landed on the Bench
Your request is in the book. Someone will call to confirm the actual slot — usually within a few hours on an opening day, first thing the next morning if it arrived after close.
What Happens Next
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Within hours
A Phone Call
We ring the number you gave us, confirm a specific date and time, and ask one or two follow-up questions about the miss you described. That conversation frequently changes which session you end up booking.
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Day before
Components Pulled
Likely heads and shafts come off the rack and onto the bench so no bay time is spent hunting for parts.
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Session day
Bay 7, Cattlemen Road
Park directly outside the roller door. Bring your clubs and your golf shoes. There is no reception desk — walk in and someone will be at the bench.
Did Not Hear From Us?
Occasionally a form arrives with a mistyped number, and occasionally our call lands in a spam filter on the way to a mobile. If a working day has gone by with nothing from us, please ring the bench directly rather than assuming the slot is booked.
While You Wait
Humidity, Cold Fronts, and the Ball Speed You Actually Keep
Numbers recorded in August on the Gulf Coast do not transfer cleanly to a 51-degree January morning. Here is how much moves, and which part of it belongs to the club.
Face Progression, Offset, and What Your Eye Sees at Address
Two irons can share a loft, a lie and a length and still look nothing alike over the ball. The difference usually sits in how far the leading edge stands ahead of the hosel.