Iron Fitting
An iron set is only as consistent as its least consistent shaft. We test every one individually, not just the sample the manufacturer used for the catalog spec.
Why One Untested Shaft Can Throw Off the Whole Set
Most iron sets are built with matched flex and weight across every club, but spine orientation almost never gets checked club to club. That means two irons of identical spec can still feel and perform differently if one shaft's spine landed facing the target line and the other landed facing 90 degrees off it. We test and orient every shaft in the set the same way, so the consistency you paid for in flex and weight actually shows up on the course.
Levers We Pull During an Iron Session
Spine, Club by Club
Every shaft in the set is individually deflection-tested and oriented the same way relative to the clubface.
Lie & Length
Checked against your posture and strike pattern to keep contact consistent through the set.
Gapping
Loft spacing measured across the full set so no two clubs overlap and no gap goes uncovered.
What a Spine-Tested Set Report Looks Like
Every iron in your set gets its own line on the report, so you can see exactly how each shaft measured and how it was oriented before assembly.
| Club | Spine Reading | Orientation Set |
|---|---|---|
| 4-Iron | Confirmed, FLO-matched | Facing target line |
| 7-Iron | Confirmed, FLO-matched | Facing target line |
| Pitching Wedge | Confirmed, FLO-matched | Facing target line |
Get Every Shaft in Your Set Tested
An iron set session runs 75–100 minutes and includes a written spine and gapping report.