What it costs
Time on the tray, written in dollars
These numbers are the bench, not a membership. Grams you keep are extra. Grams you return to the tray are not. Tax is not in the table. We take card or check. We do not take “I might come back Tuesday.”
| Work | What is in it | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Single-head port map | One gamer, every visible socket, sheet, factory envelope | $145 |
| Driver hex tray | Heel / toe / back / track slider, dry-air notes, sheet | $210 |
| Iron socket walk | 5 through PW on models that already have hexes | $385 |
| Full-bag CG walk | Driver tray plus iron walk plus woods that have sockets | $520 |
| Re-torque check | Click to the binder number, three balls, washer swap if needed | $60 |
| Tungsten kit (kept grams) | Only for sockets already mapped on this bench | $45–$90 |
| Gift port card | Paper certificate, no expiration, sits in the binder | Any rate above |
Saturday half-day uses the same rates. We simply run out of clock at noon. Sunday is closed. Monday morning at eight is the first open click of the week.
What the rate does not buy
A new head. A shaft. A grip. A lesson. A milled cavity. Those live somewhere else on 1st Ave or out on Central. If a plug from our tray stays in your head, you pay the kit line. If it goes back in the drawer, you do not.
No-show clock
If you miss a held hour without a call to (406) 555-0155, the next hold waits a week. Ranch weather is a fair reason. “I went to the indoor instead” is not.