Category: Our Equipment

The 20711 allows for accurate measurment of both swing weight and static weight. It is used in our Quality Control stage as a check on the values measured on the Auditor 20900 during our club tuning stage. The use of redundant machinery during our build and control process guards against any mistakes stemming from equipment malfunctions.

The Designer’s Digital Lie & Loft Measuring Gauge allows us to accurately measure the loft, lie and face angle of golf clubs. We use the 220D to gather the specifications for each head in our fitting matrix in order to create a full understanding of every golf club we work with. This machine is also used in our Quality Control phase to confirm that the target loft, face angle and lie for each build has been achieved.

Our belief is that no task however so small should be taken for granted. The 110860 universal grip ailment laser is powered by two industrial grade diodes producing a super bright trace that projects down the shaft centerline to ensure perfect grip alignment. It eliminates any of inconsistencies which occur when aligning grip graphics by eye. This is the gold standard for production and allows our clients he peace of mind that their grips are straight every time.

The Auditor 50416 performs flex sorting, flex profiling, flex matching and detects shaft spine orientation and magnitude providing a full understanding of the flexural characteristics and overall stiffness of golf shafts. It is a crucial component of our research and testing. We use it to create our shaft profile database which allows us to understand the true playing stiffness of every shaft in our fitting matrix in addition to its profile. Since there is no industry standard for flex, these measurements are critical to both our fitting protocol and our targets.