Driver jack
The main work. We seat the adapter, map every click you actually own, and keep the notch the hoop believes.
The menu
Woods get jacked. The rest of the bag gets a check.
Pick the head that has been lying. A driver that balloons over North Park is a different ticket than a 3-wood that will not hold Chartiers. We do not sell a “full fitting” as a vague afternoon. We sell sleeve jobs and the audits that keep the bag honest after the woods move.
Fairway jack
A 3-wood sleeve is not a shorter driver. Different ring, different torque, different window into a green.
Hybrid jack
Only if the hosel has a ring that turns. Rescue clubs with a glued neck get an audit, not a fake click.
Iron check
We read loft on the irons so the ladder still makes sense after the woods change. No mill, no bend.
Wedge check
Bounce and grind stay in their own shops. We only confirm the loft numbers so gaps do not collapse.
Putter check
Effective loft at address, not a sleeve story. Useful when the woods have changed how you see the ball.
Pairs
Driver and fairway on one morning is a pair, not two guesses
If both woods have been wandering, book the two-wood pair. We write both notches on one carbon copy so the windows talk to each other. A driver jacked in March and a 3-wood guessed in June is how bags start lying again.
- Two-wood pair is the usual honest ticket
- Hybrid adds a third ring only if it turns
- Full-bag sleeve map includes the audits
- Gift credit covers a single-head jack