Notes Left After a Bench Appointment

Nobody had ever frequency-matched my irons before. The set feels like one club now instead of seven slightly different ones.

I came in expecting a simulator sales pitch. Instead I got a swingweight scale, a real conversation, and a build that actually held up on the course.

The putter plate work alone was worth the trip. My stroke path was way more inconsistent than I thought once it was actually measured.

My wedges came back with three different bounce grinds than what I walked in wearing. Chipping off tight Nebraska fairway lies got a lot less stressful.

Appreciated that they showed me the frequency numbers on paper instead of just telling me to trust the screen. Made the whole thing feel a lot more credible.

What sold me wasn't a pitch, it was watching the fitter re-weigh the head twice because the first swingweight reading looked slightly off. That kind of fussing over small stuff is exactly what I wanted.