What's Actually Measuring Your Swing
Every bay runs the same doppler radar unit, and every fitting that changes a head or shaft gets an outdoor doppler verification before the spec is finalized.
Why We Verify Outdoors
Indoor radar numbers are reliable for delivered loft, spin loft and shaft comparisons, but full carry distance reads differently once wind and Las Vegas's dry desert air are actually involved. Any session that ends in a build recommendation gets a short outdoor session added, at no extra charge, before the spec card is finalized — because a number that's only ever been checked indoors isn't a number we're willing to build against.
What Gets Logged
Delivered loft at separation, spin loft, attack angle, face-to-path, and ball speed are recorded on every swing during a session. The frequency analyser and loft-lie machine on the bench confirm the physical club matches what the radar measured once it's built, which is the step most shops skip after the sale is made.
Curious What a Session Looks Like
Read through a full session walkthrough, or just book a bay and see it firsthand.