Notes From the Fitting Bay

I'd spent two years trying to fix a slice with swing changes. Turned out my lie angle had my face open almost 3 degrees before I ever started the downswing. Regripped and lie-adjusted, and the miss is gone.

Watching the face-tape number settle in real time was the first time a fitting actually made sense to me. My drives start where I look now, which never happened before.

My putter was a half inch too upright for years. Once it was matched to my stroke, putts actually start on my line instead of drifting right of every read.

The wedge fitting fixed a start-line issue I didn't even know I had — shots were leaking off the toe on anything from 60 yards and in. Completely different now.

No pressure to buy at all, just a clear walkthrough of my numbers. I ended up ordering a hybrid that fixed an alignment issue I'd been fighting for a decade.

Full bag session with a real start-line audit on every club. First time my irons and wedges actually match up, number to number.