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Custom club fitting

Iron & Wedge Fitting

The clubs you score with, fit as one set so the yardages step evenly all the way down.

An Iron & Wedge Fitting takes an hour and a half. Irons and wedges are fit together because the gaps between them are the whole problem: fit separately, the pitching wedge and the gap wedge tend to end up covering the same yardage. Your fitter works shaft first, then head, then the fine specs.

1.5 hours · $175 reduced to $50 with custom club purchase · · TrackMan + AI Fitter Co-Pilot

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14 yards better dispersion

2 strokes saved per round

9 yards of gapping recovered

8 feet closer to the pin

Source: Golf Digest study, 2013

The scoring clubs, gapped properly

Two club types in one session, because the distance between the bottom of your irons and the top of your wedges is where most gaps hide.

Irons

Long irons through pitching wedge

What we measure

Dispersion, distance gaps, launch

Control into greens, with no gaps between clubs.

Wedges

Gap, sand and lob wedges

What we measure

Spin, launch, contact, bounce

Shots that check up instead of running out.

Woods and the putter are not covered here. If you want the whole bag stepping evenly, a Full Bag covers all four sections.

21yards gained off the tee, on average, in the Golf Digest study (2013)

Averages are averages, and these come from a study rather than a promise. Here is what golfers say about their own fittings.

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The tools that make it measurable

Three systems cover the whole bag and the decisions behind it, and all of them are in every Club Champion studio.

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Trackman

The radar the PGA measures on, built on the same tracking technology used for military projectiles. It reads ball speed, spin, launch and club delivery on every swing, so a shaft or head change shows up as a number instead of a feeling.

Used for woods, irons and wedges

Golfer crouched behind a putt, reading the line to the hole

SAM PuttLab

Ultrasound analysis that reads 28 parameters of your putting stroke in seconds. It sets your putter’s length, loft, lie and toe hang against how you actually roll the ball, not how you think you do.

Used for the putter

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AI Fitter Co-Pilot

More than 65,000 head and shaft combinations exist across the brands we carry. Our fitting software reads your session data live and narrows that field to the handful your numbers actually support, so your fitter spends the session testing rather than searching.

Used across every fitting

Each piece is sourced separately, weight-sorted and assembled to tight tolerances by a Master Builder, then checked back against your build sheet. Change one and the numbers change.

How an Iron + Wedge Fitting runs

Ninety minutes across the scoring clubs, irons first, then the wedges gapped down from them.

What gets tested, in order

Golfer hitting an iron in a fitting bay, TrackMan shot data on the screen

Talk through your game

Your goals, your misses into greens, and what you play now.

What you walk out with

Every spec written down, and a build that matches it.

Your build sheet

No spiffs, no house brand

Your fitter is paid the same whatever you buy. There is no incentive to steer you toward one manufacturer, so the recommendation on your sheet is the one your numbers produced.

Built by Master Builders

Your order goes to a build shop, not an assembly line. Master Builders assemble each club to the specs on your sheet, and we email you as it moves.

SST PUREing

No shaft is perfectly consistent around its axis. SST PUREing finds each shaft’s most stable orientation and aligns it that way in the build.

Brands we carry

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What it costs, and what that buys

You pay for the fitting once. The clubs it produces carry lifetime loft, lie and length adjustments, and the Perfect Fit Guarantee sits behind the build.

A lower fee with a custom club purchase.

A Iron & Wedge Fitting costs $175 and takes about 1.5 hours. With a custom club purchase, the fee is $50.

Buy custom clubs during your visit and fittings become $100 for a full bag, $50 for anything else.

P.A.R. members get one complimentary fitting a year (not valid on Full Bag).

Iron & Wedge Fitting

Long irons through lob wedge, fit as one set

1.5 hours

~~$175~~$50

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Wedge Fitting

Gap, sand and lob wedges: spin, launch and contact

1 hour

~~$100~~$50

Book fitting

Loft/lie adjustmentsKept dialed in for good
Perfect Fit GuaranteeRight, or we make it right
Fit by a Master FitterTour-level tools and training

Compare every fitting priceEvery session option side by side.See pricing →

FinancingSpread it over months through Synchrony Bank.Explore financing →

Trade-inPut credit from your current clubs toward the build.Start a trade-in →

Iron + Wedge Fitting questions, answered

What golfers ask most before booking the scoring clubs.

What happens in an iron fitting?

An iron fitting follows the same core Club Champion process as a driver fitting — conversation, warm-up, baseline data, then shaft and head testing guided by your Master Fitter and the AI Fitter Co-Pilot. For irons specifically, expect extra focus on loft, lie angle (measured to a quarter degree), and distance gapping between clubs.

Is an iron fitting worth it?

Yes — an iron fitting is built to improve greens hit, distance, accuracy, and consistency across your set.

What is iron gapping?

Iron gapping is the yardage difference between each club in your set — traditionally around 10–15 yards, though your ideal gapping is goal-specific and confirmed with fitting data.

What is lie angle?

Lie angle is the angle the shaft makes relative to the ground when the club is soled correctly at address. Incorrect lie angle directly affects shot direction and distance, which is why Club Champion measures it to within 0.25 degrees.

What happens if my irons are too upright?

Irons that are too upright tend to produce shots that miss left (right for left-handed golfers) and lose distance, because increased heel friction closes the clubface through impact relative to the toe.

What happens if my irons are too flat?

Irons that are too flat tend to produce shots that miss right (left for left-handed golfers) and lose distance, because increased toe friction opens the clubface through impact relative to the heel.

What iron shaft weight should I use?

Iron shaft weight generally correlates with swing tempo and swing speed, but smash factor, dispersion, and spin rate also matter — your fitting tests these together to identify your correct weight.

Should I play steel or graphite iron shafts?

Neither material is inherently better — the right choice depends on your unique swing characteristics, which your Master Fitter tests during your fitting.

How often should I replace my irons?

There’s no set interval — it depends on whether technology or fitting data shows a measurable gain over your current set, which a fitting can confirm before you invest.

What is loft?

Loft is the angle of the clubface relative to the shaft, measured vertically. It directly influences launch angle, spin rate, energy transfer, and gapping between clubs in your set.

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