No account · Every rule cited · About two minutes
Your fitting,
from your numbers.
Enter your last launch monitor session and get the build: one named club, its shaft and settings, what it costs. And the honest option nobody sells, keeping what you have.
1 · What are we fitting?
2 · Where are your numbers from?
This sets which numbers we expect and how much to trust each one. Range spin is usually estimated, and we account for that.
3 · Your numbers
Use averages of your typical shots. Not the one you flushed.
4 · Thirty seconds of context(all optional, all useful)
Still needed: Ball speed, Launch angle, Carry
No account · no email · unlimited re-runs
How it works
01
Bring your numbers
From a Trackman range session, a fitting bay, or a Garmin R10. Type them in or upload a CSV. Ball speed, launch, and carry are enough to start.
02
We read them against your windows
Optimal launch and spin depend on your speed and attack angle. The engine computes your windows from published data: every constant cited, every rule inspectable.
03
Get one named build
The pick with its shaft and settings, alternatives at other price tiers, the free path if you'd rather not buy. Plus “keep what you have” when your numbers are already good.
Built to be trusted, not to sell shafts
Recommendations are computed from your numbers and our published methodology. No manufacturer can buy placement, supply demo gear, or pay for position. Advertising is confined to Learn articles and always labeled. No ad ever shares a page with a recommendation, and no advertiser sees your numbers. The fitting itself is funded by golfers unlocking their reports, never by the industry it evaluates.
No account, ever
No login, no email wall. Run it as many times as you like.
The math is public
The methodology page shows the windows, the sources, and exactly which rules fired on your fitting.
Nobody can buy placement
Recommendations come from your numbers. No manufacturer pays to appear.
Honest about limits
Lie, length, and feel need in-person work. We say what numbers can't know, then hand you a spec sheet to take to a fitter.
New to launch monitor data? Start with the literacy guides, or read how the engine decides.