Drivers
Compact faces, modest face progression, shafts that do not whip the low-point past the ball on a 509 wind day.
Inventory
The wall is a tool crib, not a showroom
We stock heads that can print a clean bruise on baked turf. If a model only looks pretty from a wet tee, it does not stay through August. Brands rotate; the test does not.
Fairway woods
Shallower faces and soles that can sweep without needing a fluffy lie. 3-woods that only work from a tee get a short trial.
Hybrids
Narrower soles than the box-store rescue. Depth is the whole plot; a wide ski that mines is not a gift here.
Irons
Players-distance and true blades, both. We care whether the leading edge can miss a baked crown without excavating.
Wedges
Grinds exist. They go on last. We keep a range of camber so we can match a already-settled low-point, not invent one.
Putters
Mallets and blades with faces that start roll without a second hop on our firmer indoor strip.
Left-side stock
Every category keeps a left-handed shortlist. If a rare head has to be ordered, we say so before you drive from Kennewick.
What we skip
Ultra-wide sole “game improvement” that hides a late bottom. You can buy those in a mall. They lie on dry Kikuyu.
We will pull a head off the wall mid-session
If the bruise does not move, the head goes back. There is no quota. Parts we do not stock can be ordered; expect a wait that follows freight, not a slogan. Email the desk if you already have a head in mind — we will tell you honestly whether it has ever printed well on our plates.