In this 60 minute session, we fit your gap, sand, and lob wedges. We look at your sole wear patterns and swing plane depth to find the right bounce and grind for how you deliver the club. We also match shaft weight and flex to your tempo, speed, and short game spin needs, and set loft gaps so your shots from 100 yards and in are dialed in.

Roughly 65% of shots are played within 125 yards of the green, which makes wedges the key clubs for saving pars and making birdies. Wedges will lose effective spin after approximately 125 rounds. We recommend every golfer gets fit for wedges, whether you're chasing lower scores or just want more confidence around the green.



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Who it's for
We fit golfers as individuals, regardless of age, gender or ability. Beginners learn a repeatable swing faster with clubs that fit their height and speed. Better players tighten dispersion and dial in their gaps.
Juniors
Beginners
High handicap
Low handicap
Tour players
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Absolutely! When your equipment is correctly fit to your height and swing speed, you can learn and repeat the golf swing more effectively, which leads to better performance and more enjoyment on the course.
At Golf Tech, our expertise and tolerances are tour quality. We are more exacting and precise than anyone in the business, and we work with every client to get the right specs to optimize their golf swing.
Yes and no. We can evaluate your entire set, from driver through wedges and putter, to make sure your clubs work together as a complete system. We can also focus on one club or one part of your bag if that’s where you want to make a change. For the most accurate data, we split a full bag evaluation into two or more fitting sessions, because fitting a whole bag at once is physically tiring and affects the results.
Not yet. Wait until your swing changes feel consistent and comfortable before matching equipment to your new swing. We don’t want you to have to buy clubs twice!
Yes! We call that a retrofit. Club fitting isn’t about selling new clubs for us. Sometimes it’s about tweaking your current clubs to best fit your needs.