Wedge Fitting
Wedges get swung at every speed from a full shot to a delicate half-swing chip, which makes shaft weight consistency more important here than almost anywhere else in the bag.
Why Your Wedges Might Not Match Your Irons
Wedges are frequently purchased separately from an iron set, sometimes years apart, sometimes from a different manufacturer entirely — and it's common for their shaft weight to drift away from the rest of the set without anyone noticing. On shorter, partial-swing shots, that drift is easy to compensate for unconsciously. On full-swing wedge shots, it shows up as inconsistent distance control.
We weigh your wedge shafts against your iron weight ladder and correct any gap, so the feel of load stays the same whether you're taking a full swing or a short chip around the green.
Weight Alongside Bounce and Grind
Weight Match to Irons
We treat wedges as the final rungs of your iron weight ladder, not a separate category, so the step from pitching wedge to lob wedge stays predictable.
Partial-Swing Consistency
We test distance control on half and three-quarter swings, since weight mismatches often hide during full shots and surface on shorter ones.
Bounce & Grind
Sole design gets matched to your typical turf conditions once weight class is set, so both variables work together instead of being fit in isolation.
Bring Your Wedges Back Into the Ladder
Sessions run 45–60 minutes and include a weight comparison against your current iron set.