The Gram Log
Notes from our bench — practical explanations of the weight numbers that actually shape your timing, feel, and ball flight.
Gram Stepping a Set Without Touching Flex
How to build a consistent weight progression across a full set while holding flex constant club to club.
Read article →Transition Tempo and Shaft Mass
Why the speed and shape of your downswing transition matters more for shaft weight selection than your swing speed alone.
Read article →West Texas Wind and Shaft Mass Selection
How steady South Plains crosswinds change the case for a heavier shaft class, even at identical swing speeds.
Read article →Overweighted Driver Shafts, Explained
Why some fast-transition players benefit from a shaft heavier than their swing speed alone would suggest.
Read article →Mass-Matched Irons Across a Blended Set
A practical approach to fixing shaft weight inconsistency when your iron set was pieced together from more than one source.
Read article →Reading a Gram Scale Versus a Flex Board
What each instrument actually measures, and why a fitting cart needs both instead of relying on a deflection board alone.
Read article →Put This on the Scale
Reading about weight fitting is a start — seeing your own shaft numbers on the bench is where it actually clicks.