30+
Years building clubs
Jeff has built clubs for more than 30 years, mostly for the enjoyment of it and for helping his friends enjoy the game.
Our craft
Precision is the difference between a club that looks right and a club that plays right. Here's how we measure, set and build, and why it matters on the course.
Authorized Fitter
Forged heads, fitted to you
We fit and build with KZG components, including forged iron heads like the one shown, from the full KZG catalog.
30+
Years building clubs
Jeff has built clubs for more than 30 years, mostly for the enjoyment of it and for helping his friends enjoy the game.
2023
Mitchell Golf 5-Day Master Class
James graduated from the Mitchell Golf 5-Day Master Class in 2023.
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Precision instruments
A Mitchell Golf DigiFlex 2.0 frequency meter and a Steelclub Signature Angle Machine.
KZG
Authorized Fitter
We fit and build with KZG components, with access to the full KZG catalog.
1:1
One-on-one, every time
You talk directly with the people who fit, build and repair your clubs.
Frequency, not guesswork
A shaft's flex letter is a starting point. Flex classifications aren't standardized between manufacturers, and two shafts with the same letter can perform differently.
Our Mitchell Golf DigiFlex 2.0 measures each shaft's actual frequency in cycles per minute (cpm). That gives us an objective number to verify flex and match shafts in a set.
Why it matters
When the shafts in a set progress consistently, each club behaves like the one before it. That makes distances easier to predict and gapping easier to trust.
Frequency is one tool among several, alongside weight, profile and head pairing. We use all of them together.
Every degree, checked
Each club is measured on our Mitchell Golf Steelclub Signature Angle Machine, adjusted to the intended specification, and then checked again.
Adjustments can be made to single clubs or complete iron sets, so gapping stays consistent from one iron to the next.
Loft & lie
Loft and lie control launch, direction and how the sole meets the turf. A few degrees can change how a set gaps and how it performs.
Hand-built sets
Every build follows the same careful path, from component selection to the moment the clubs go in your bag.
We select KZG heads and shafts based on your fitting, your preferences and your budget.
Shafts are checked for frequency, and loft and lie are set and verified on the angle machine.
Components are matched for consistency. Set shafts are frequency matched using parallel 0.370-inch tip shafts, so each club progresses from the one before it.
Clubs are hand-assembled in our shop, then handed over ready to play.
Our component partner
KZG works through professional fitters rather than mass retail. As a KZG Authorized Fitter, we have access to the full KZG catalog and the training to spec it correctly.
What that means for you
The difference
| Off the rack | Fine Tune Golf |
|---|---|
| Built to standard specifications | Built to your measurements and swing |
| Shaft chosen by its flex label | Shaft frequency measured before a choice is made |
| Loft and lie as they left the factory | Loft and lie measured, adjusted and checked |
| Brand chosen by what's on the shelf | Independent: recommended for your swing |
| Questions answered by a sales floor | Answered by the people who build your clubs |
Credentials
Let's measure your game
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