Hybrid Fitting
Hybrids exist to fill the gap between your longest iron and shortest fairway wood, and the low-back port most of them carry is what makes that gap-filling actually work from tough lies.
We Start With the Distance Gap, Not the Head
Before touching a demo hybrid, we measure the actual carry gap between your longest iron and shortest fairway wood on the monitor. That number, not a loft chart, decides which port arrangement and loft combination gets tested first.
From there, low-back port mass gets dialed to launch the ball high enough to hold a green while staying playable from rough, since a hybrid that only performs off a tee peg defeats its own purpose.
Who Usually Books This Session
Long Iron Refugees
Players replacing a 3- or 4-iron they never trusted from rough, looking for equivalent distance with a more forgiving port profile.
Fairway Wood Downsizers
Golfers whose 5-wood launches too low from anything but a perfect lie, looking for a higher-launching low-back port arrangement instead.
Set Makeup Cleanup
Anyone with an obvious yardage gap they've been playing around for a season rather than actually fitting.
Close the Gap on Purpose
Plan on 50–65 minutes testing hybrid port arrangements against your actual set gap, not a generic numbering chart.