Gap
The club that stole the pitching iron’s job
A thaw shortens carry. Firm August greens make a 52 and a strong pitching iron occupy the same number. Halina sits loft and camber so the gap is a yardage again, not a rumor you argue about on the tee.
Bring the iron it is supposed to sit under
A gap sit without the pitching iron is a guess. We stain both. If the iron already takes the number you wanted from the 52, we change the 52 — loft, camber, or both. We do not “strengthen” a pitching iron that is already doing its job just to make a catalog set look even.
Yardages go on the sheet in metres and yards because this room argues in both. The number that matters is the one that survives a wet April and a baked July, not the one from an indoor net in November.
Ice pair
Most collisions live next to a sand club that still has Florida camber. The ice pair is both heads in one visit, $175. If you already know the sand club is honest, book the gap alone.