One head
Single-head port map
We empty every visible socket, log the factory grams, and walk two or three combinations on the net. You leave with one settled layout and the old plugs in an envelope.
What we sell
A menu of sockets, not a catalog of stamps
You do not buy a new model number here. You buy time on the tray, a written gram sheet, and a set of plugs that match the holes your head already has. Prices live on the rates page. This page is the work itself.
The long club
Driver hex tray
Heel, toe, back, and any track slider. Dry-air launch is part of the conversation. The stamp on the crown is not up for debate.
The set
Iron socket walk
5-iron through pitching, only on models that actually have factory hexes. We do not invent matching by drilling the ones that do not.
Add-ons
Things that ride along
A full-bag CG walk is the driver tray plus the iron walk plus a honest look at woods that have sockets. Hybrids sometimes have a single back hex. Fairway woods sometimes have two. We will not pretend a head has a hole it does not.
Re-torque check is for golfers who already left with a sheet and felt a plug walk after a month of range days. We re-click to the recorded inch-pounds, replace a crushed washer if someone else put one in, and hit three balls to confirm the miss did not return.
Tungsten kit grams are sold only for sockets we have already mapped. We do not mail a bag of mystery screws to a P.O. box in Roundup.
What is not on the menu
Swing lessons. Loft bending as a first move. Lie work as a first move. Wedge ports. Hidden mill cavities. Same-day mail-order plug packs. Sunday hours.
What you bring
The gamer. Shoes you play in. A note about which miss showed up last Saturday on the rims. If you bought a bag of aftermarket hexes, bring those too — we will tell you which ones match the thread and which ones go back in the glovebox.