Grip issues
If the club feels slick, too thin, or inconsistent from club to club, ask about a grip check.
Club Repair & Fitting
Club Repair & Fitting
On-site service for grips, shafts, specs, and practical equipment decisions.
Get straightforward help with repair work, adjustments, fittings, and equipment questions.
Service Menu
Straightforward repair and fitting services with real pricing to help you plan.
| Option | Best For | What You Get | Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gripping | Worn or mismatched grips | Bring your own grips for $4 install each; add $2 per club if grips are badly deteriorated | Ask about grips |
| Shafting / Reshafting | Broken shafts or setup changes | $15 per club for new shaft and head; $20 to reshaft used clubs; shaft cost varies | Ask for a quote |
| Loft & Lie | Spec checks and adjustments | Check loft/lie for $7 per club or check and bend for $15 per club | Ask about specs |
| Length Changes | Lengthening or shortening clubs | Shorten for $10 per club; lengthen for $15 per club plus grip cost if needed | Ask about length |
| Club Fittings | Equipment decision support | $75 full fitting, $50 for irons, woods, or putter; 50% credited back with club purchase | Book fitting |
Parts, specialty shafts, and more involved fitting decisions may affect final pricing. Call the academy if you want to confirm details before you visit.
When To Reach Out
The best time to call is before you buy the wrong fix.
Distance or strike issues
If performance feels off, it may be technique, equipment, or both. A fitting conversation can help separate those.
Spec questions
Loft, lie, and length changes matter more when contact and ball flight are inconsistent.
Fitting path
Use the booking page if you want a fitting-oriented appointment rather than a basic repair drop-off.
Repair Inquiry
Ask about repair or fitting work.
Use this form for quotes, timing questions, fittings, and repair-related requests.
Take the Next Step
Not sure what your clubs need?
Call the academy and the team can help you figure out whether a repair, spec check, or fitting makes the most sense.