Answers Before You Pick Up the Phone

Not at all. Most golfers walking in have never heard the term. We'll walk you through the reading on the analyzer as it happens rather than expecting you to already understand the science behind it.

Just the club or clubs you're currently gaming in that category, the shoes you'd normally wear on a course, and a rough sense of how you score. We'll handle the rest once you're on the bench.

Every category on the component wall is stocked in both orientations, and neither the launch monitor nor the frequency analyzer cares which way you set up. No special request needed.

Regularly. A lot of appointments are just a lie-angle or frequency check on clubs someone has no intention of replacing, or confirmation that a current setup is actually fine. Neither one requires a purchase to be worthwhile.

Same schedule year-round. The bench holds at a steady 68°F no matter what's happening outside, which is a fair share of the reason this workshop exists as an indoor space at all.

Regularly, yes. Beyond Lincoln proper, a noticeable chunk of appointments come from Omaha, Beatrice, and York — close enough for a same-day round trip from most of southeast Nebraska.

A single club usually wraps inside an hour. A full iron set with a complete frequency chart runs closer to ninety minutes, and a start-to-finish bag can run two to three hours depending on scope.

No obligation at any point. You keep the printed spec card regardless of what you decide, and if you do order later, the appointment fee comes off the final price.

Roughly a week in most cases. Builds happen on-site rather than getting shipped out to a third-party shop, so turnaround isn't tied to anyone else's schedule.

Bring it back inside thirty days and any lie, loft, or length adjustment is free while your swing settles in around the new specs.

Yes, as either a quick standalone bench check or as part of a larger appointment, depending on what you're trying to figure out.