An hour and a half, your own driver, your own 7-iron and your own wedges. We measure what you are already playing — shaft, flex, length, lie and grip thickness — and tell you whether the set-up is helping your swing or quietly fighting it. There is no sales pitch at the end of it.
You hit your own driver, 7-iron and wedges, and we check what you are already playing: shaft, shaft flex, length, lie and grip thickness. The cheapest way to find out whether you need new clubs at all — and there is no sales pitch at the end of it.
Bring the driver, the 7-iron and the wedges you actually play. Everything else follows from those clubs.
Driver, 7-iron and wedges, with enough shots on TrackMan for the numbers to settle — so what we read afterwards is your normal delivery rather than one swing. The middle iron shows strike and turf interaction; the wedges show what your spin is really doing.
Shaft and shaft flex against your speed and transition. Length and lie, read together on a lie board, because length changes lie. And grip thickness — the part of the club you actually hold, the cheapest thing on the list to fix, and the one nobody ever checks.
Leave it alone, an hour on the bench, or a proper fitting. Nobody here works on commission and no brand pays for shelf space, so if the clubs in your bag are already right, that is what you will be told. The numbers are yours either way.
A club that is a degree flat, half an inch short or wearing a grip two sizes too thin does not need replacing. It needs an hour in the workshop, and these are the prices on the wall.
| Workshop job | Per club |
|---|---|
| Lengthen golf club | R110 |
| Shorten golf club | R110 |
| Check lie angle and swing weight | R55 |
| Bend lie and loft angles | R70 |
| Grip thickening using old grips | R80 |
| Grip thickening buying new grips | R30 |
Every session runs on TrackMan 4 with Optically Enhanced Radar Tracking. These are the parameters the decision is built on, and they are yours whatever you decide to do next.
You hit your own driver, 7-iron and wedges, and we check what you are already playing: shaft, shaft flex, length, lie and grip thickness. The cheapest way to find out whether you need new clubs at all — and there is no sales pitch at the end of it.
Fitted by Danie Geldenhuys — PGA qualified since 2008, four years as head fitter for TaylorMade, four as fitting manager for Titleist, TrackMan certified.
1.5 hours, your own driver, 7-iron and wedges
R500Per session
No. The session is paid for on its own and the numbers are yours to keep. If the honest answer is that the clubs in your bag are already right for you, that is the answer you will get.
The clubs you play now, and a golf glove and shoes if you have them. Measuring your current set is how we prove whether anything actually improved.
It is the opposite. A beginner learning on clubs that are the wrong length and lie spends years building a swing that compensates for the equipment.
10 of them — Mizuno, Srixon, Cleveland, XXIO, Ping, GG Putters, TaylorMade, Cobra, Titleist, Callaway. The studio is brand-agnostic, so the recommendation follows your numbers rather than a stockroom.
Pick a time in the live diary on the booking page and the slot is yours straight away — the diary is Danie's own, so a time you can see is a time he has. If you would rather talk it through first, message him on 082 776 6750 or email danie@golfconcepts.co.za.
He will tell you which session is worth your money — including when the answer is none of them.
