Wedge Fitting
Wedges live on partial shots as much as full ones, which means trim decisions here have to balance two different jobs at once: firm enough for a full swing, soft enough to still read feedback on a 30-yard pitch.
A Different Kind of Trim Decision
Unlike a driver, where we chase maximum tip stiffness for control, wedge trim decisions are usually more conservative. Cutting too aggressively can make short, delicate shots feel dead in the hands, even though the same trim would be an obvious upgrade on a full-swing club like a driver or iron.
We test bounce and grind combinations against your typical turf conditions and actual attack angle, then choose a trim step that keeps feel intact on finesse shots without sacrificing control on full swings into greens.
The Fitting Variables That Matter Most
Bounce & Grind
Matched to your typical turf conditions and attack angle, tested from both fairway and greenside rough lies.
Loft Gapping
Spaced against your pitching wedge and each other so full-swing yardage gaps stay even through the scoring clubs.
Trim Feel Balance
We test conservative and firmer trim options side by side so you can feel the difference on both full swings and short pitches before committing.
Fit Your Scoring Clubs Properly
Sessions run 45–60 minutes and cover full swings and short-game shots alike.