Floor tape
One path, photographed at four stations, then a head whose toe drop agrees. Eighty minutes. You leave with a ribbon and the chalk still on the board until we sweep.
What we will do
Questions the tape can finish
We do not sell a buffet of club categories. This atelier answers putting-path questions. If your 7-iron is the problem, this is the wrong door. If the head on the maple will not agree with your wrists, you are in the right hallway.
Twin-path
Banana versus rail on the same maple. Some golfers own both and do not know it. Two hours ten. We will not pick a personality for you; we will show which chalk the current head is insulting.
Stimp window
Indoor carpet in January is not June at Bellevue. Fifty-five minutes that only exist to prove pace and skid against the path you already taped.
Add-ons, not upsells
Length, grip, winter recut
A longer shaft can shrink the banana. A thicker pistol can quiet a wrist that was drawing extra curve. Those are second sentences. We will not start there. After the chalk is honest, length on radius and grip versus wrist are available inside the same ribbon hour if the photographs ask for them.
January through March we offer a winter recut: same golfer, same head, indoor carpet instead of June poa. The path rarely changes. The skid does. People who skip the recut spend April blaming the head for a carpet they no longer stand on.
What we will not put on the menu
Full-bag theater stays elsewhere
No driver windows. No wedge bounce hours. No “tour van in a strip mall.” If a friend sent you because they liked a mallet’s wings, read Lesson or Tape before you book. We will tape. We will not rebuild a stroke on a clock.