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Counterbalancing shifts weight toward the butt of the putter, quieting the hands for a smoother pendulum stroke. Three methods, from a simple grip swap to the adjustable CounterCore system.
A matched set should step up evenly in stiffness from wedge to driver. Here's how to measure CPM on a frequency analyzer and match your shafts using the 4 CPM per club rule.
A proper set carries 10-15 yards apart from top to bottom. Here's how to run a gapping analysis on a launch monitor, find the holes in the bag, and bend lofts to close them.
Bending loft and lie is precise work. Here's which materials bend, which ones crack, the 2-degree rule, and how to validate the fit on a lie board before the player tees off.
Swing weight controls how heavy a club feels through the swing. Learn the four key numbers every builder uses and three methods, from quick lead tape to sealed-in tungsten powder.
A snapped shaft stuck in the hosel is fixable. The method depends on the break and the material. Here's how we extract steel and graphite remnants with heat, easyouts, and careful drilling.
A chipped or faded ferrule is cosmetic, but it shows at address. Here's how we pull the head, fit a correctly sized ferrule, and turn it flush with the hosel for a factory finish.