Why We Open the Head Before We Touch Anything Else
Most fitting shops start with a shaft rack. We start by pulling the screws, because whatever is already sitting inside the ports changes how every later test reads.
Record Baseline
Your current head goes on the monitor exactly as it arrived, ports untouched, alongside a short conversation about typical misses and how often you get out to play.
Weigh the Ports
Every screw comes out, every tungsten slug goes on a milligram scale, and we log the head's real port capacity against what the factory chart claims it should be.
Test Density Swaps
Weight shifts one port at a time — heel, toe, front, back — while we watch launch, spin, and dispersion move on the readout against the recorded baseline.
Torque & Document
The winning arrangement gets torqued to spec, threads treated, and the final port map printed for you to keep and reference later.
You Watch Every Gram Move
A monitor sits where you can see it for the entire appointment. Rather than taking someone's word that moving weight rearward "should" flatten launch, you watch carry, dispersion, and spin shift live as we relocate grams between ports.
- Every swing logged, not a cherry-picked average
- Side-by-side comparison charts for every port arrangement tested
- A printed port map ready before you leave, or emailed same day
- Nothing here requires a follow-up order
Watch Your Own Ports Get Mapped
Book a session and see your dispersion pattern shift while we relocate grams between ports.