The Rig Came Before the Wall of Demos
A lot of "custom" fittings still end with a loft picked off a launch monitor screen and no mention of where the head's mass actually sits. That gap is the reason this place exists.
Built Around a Number Nobody Else Was Checking
We opened east of downtown Bend in 2015. The founder had spent years re-fitting golfers into the exact same launch problem, over and over, because nobody had ever actually located where the old head's mass balanced. A CG balance fixture went on order before a second launch monitor did — the fixture shows you what a head is built to do; the monitor only shows you whether your delivery agrees with it.
Since then the count sits close to sixty-four hundred heads read on the rig, each one cross-checked against the golfer's own launch data, building a working sense of how height and depth placement actually shows up in flight.
Three Things We Won't Skip
Fixture Before Recommendation
Nothing gets suggested until it's been read on the balance fixture — a loft number without a CG reading is a guess wearing a spec sheet.
No Single Supplier
Every major manufacturer sits on the same wall, so no recommendation is quietly steered by a quarterly sales target.
The Report Stays Yours
Buy something or don't — the full CG-and-launch report belongs to you either way. The fitting fee only comes off the invoice if you order.
Meet the Fitters
Everyone on staff runs balance-fixture sessions all day, not on rotation.