The People Behind Every Port Map
Every fitter on staff holds professional club fitting certification and logs ongoing hours physically weighing and reassembling clubheads, not just reading a monitor.
Elena Vasquez
Former aerospace machinist turned club fitter, focused on port tolerance work and matching density placement to real dispersion data.
Noah Martinez
Runs single-port and tip-weight iron audits end to end, with an eye for gapping issues that trace back to a mismatched port rather than a bad swing.
Carmen Torres
Specializes in face-balance and heel-toe port work on putters, paired with stroke-path capture on a dedicated rig.
Julian Whitehorse
Oversees the build bench, torquing every port to spec and verifying final swingweight before a club leaves the studio.
We Recheck the Scale, Not Just the Clubs
The team renews club fitting certification annually and calibrates the studio's milligram scale against reference weights every quarter, so a "6 gram" reading here means the same thing it meant a year ago — not just when a new head ships with a different port design.
Work With the Studio Team
Book a session and see how a real port map changes what you'd otherwise be guessing at.