How Long a Build Actually Takes
Fitting day and pickup day are rarely the same day. Here's what determines the gap between them, so you can plan around it instead of guessing.
Stock vs. Special Order
If the head and shaft combination from your fitting is already on the wall, a single-club build is usually ready in two to three business days — loft and lie set, length cut, grip installed, swingweight checked against the card. Special-order heads or low-stock shaft models add the manufacturer's lead time on top, which we'll quote at the end of your fitting once we know exactly what's being ordered.
Full iron sets take longer than single clubs even when every component is in stock, since each head gets bent to spec individually and rechecked against the gapping printout before it leaves the bench.
What You Can Do Ahead of Time
Confirm Grip Preference Early
If you already know your preferred grip model and size, tell us at booking so it's on the shelf before the fitting wraps up.
Ask About Stock Before You Book
A quick call ahead of time can confirm whether the head you're leaning toward is on hand, which sets expectations before you're mid-session.
Flag a Deadline
Trip, tournament, or league night coming up — tell us up front and we'll prioritize the build accordingly where it's possible.
Ask Before You Book
Call ahead and we'll give you a realistic timeline based on current stock and bench load.