Client Notes From the Measuring Post

I'd been playing standard-length irons for twenty years. Cutting them down three-eighths of an inch tightened my dispersion more than any swing lesson I've ever paid for.

The wrist-to-floor measurement took two minutes and explained more about my miss pattern than every fitting I'd had before, which just used a height chart.

Full bag length audit found my wedges were two-plus inches shorter than my irons relatively speaking. Reordered the whole progression and short game finally feels connected.

I went in thinking my putter length was fine and left with a half-inch shorter putter and a completely different eye-line at address. Three-putts have basically disappeared.

Nobody had ever measured my wrist-to-floor before. Turns out my old irons were nearly an inch too long for my build the whole time.

No pressure at all to buy, just an honest walkthrough of the measurement and data. I ended up ordering a hybrid that closed a length gap I didn't even realize I had.