Confidence in your driver when standing on any tee is paramount to producing good results. Knowing that your driver optimises distance and minimises dispersion allows you to attack any hole with assurance.

During your appointment you will test a broad selection of brands and models in our Trackman 4 indoor simulator, to identify the most appropriate spec that optimises club dynamics and ball flight.

Following your appointment, the most appropriate club specification will be added to your my-pro profile and will include:

Head brand, model, loft, sleeve setting & weight position.

Shaft brand, model & flex.

Grip brand, model, size, shape, surface detail & tape requirements.

Club length & swing weight.

We will also add Trackman 4 data to support our recommendation, including swing plane, swing direction, head speed, angle of attack, spin loft, ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, apex and total distance, to name but a few.

All data we share is supported by ‘learn more’ features to help you better understand your results.

This category includes fairway woods, hybrids and driving/utility Irons.

Depending on your playing style and swing technique, we evaluate all club options to identify what models appropriately fill that crucial distance gap between your longest iron and your driver. You may be surprised what you end up with.

During your appointment you will test a broad selection of brands and models in our Trackman 4 indoor simulator, to identify the most appropriate specs that optimise club dynamics and ball flight.

Following your appointment, the most appropriate club specifications will be added to your my-pro profile and will include:

Head brands, models, lofts, sleeve settings & weight positions.

Shaft brands, models & flexes.

Grip brand, model, size, shape, surface detail & tape requirements.

Club lengths & swing weights.

We will also add Trackman 4 data to support our recommendations, including swing plane, swing direction, head speed, angle of attack, spin loft, ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, apex and total distance, to name but a few.

All data we share is supported by ‘learn more’ features to help you better understand your results.

Your iron set could have as many as 9 irons or as few as 4 irons. It all depends on how and where you play, and your expected future progress.

For example, you may require 3,4,5,6,7,8,9, PW and AW in your main iron set (9 irons) or, at the other end of the spectrum, you may require a smaller 7,8,9 and PW configuration (4 irons).

Typically, longer irons produce a lower flight than the equivalent clubs in the ‘Utility’ category and its only through detailed testing and adjustment that we will be able to determine the optimum set and specification for you.

During your appointment you will test a broad selection of brands and models in our Trackman 4 indoor simulator, to identify the most appropriate specs that optimises club dynamics and ball flight.

Following your appointment, the most appropriate set make up will be added to your my-pro profile, along with the recommended specifications, and will include:

Head brand, model, lofts and lies.

Shaft brands, models & flexes.

Grip brand, model, size, shape, surface detail & tape requirements.

Club lengths & swing weights.

We will also add Trackman 4 data to support our recommendation, including swing plane, swing direction, head speed, angle of attack, spin loft, ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, apex and total distance, to name but a few.

All data we share is supported by ‘learn more’ features to help you better understand your results.

Speciality wedges are individual, specialised wedges that do not come with a set of irons. They are identified by their loft rather than their purpose, with lofts typically ranging from 46° to 60°.

With 60% to 70% of all shots being played from 110 yards or closer, it easy to appreciate why wedges (and putters) are regarded as 'scoring clubs'. From this distance, getting the ball up and down from a variety of different lies is a crucial objective.

For this reason, specialty wedges have a compact teardrop shape to help reduce turf drag in longer grass and offer other design features that enhance shot versatility, trajectory control, and spin (distance control).

During your appointment you will test a broad selection of brands, models and lofts in our Trackman 4 indoor simulator, to identify the most appropriate club specs that optimise club dynamics and ball flight through the wedge category, from Pitch to Lob.

Following your appointment, the most appropriate clubs and specs will be added to your my-pro profile, and will include:

Head brand, model, cosmetic finish, loft, lie, bounce angle and sole grind.

Shaft brand, model & flex.

Grip brand, model, size, shape, surface detail & tape requirements.

Club lengths & swing weight.

We will also add Trackman 4 data to support our recommendation, including swing plane, swing direction, head speed, angle of attack, spin loft, ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, apex and total distance, to name but a few.

All data we share is supported by ‘learn more’ features to help you better understand your results.