Ask the mill before you load the bag

Factories paint a target, not a promise. Tolerance stacks with wear, with a prior shop’s mystery bend, and with sleeves that were clicked and forgotten. The gauge reads the face. The ball agrees with the gauge more often than with the paint.

No. Most first visits are a Stamp Audit or a Single Jaw Bend on the head that has been embarrassing you. Irons as a ledger are for people who already know the set is the argument.

No. Saturday is 10:00 to 1:00. That window holds a Stamp Audit or a Single Jaw Bend, plus a $38 short-hour surcharge. Whole-bag and iron ledgers live on weekdays.

Yes. The rack’s left-side shortlist is thinner. Freight may be involved for rare shapes. We say that in email before you leave Reading, not after you park.

We will measure and we may refuse the bend. A cracked or creased neck is a safety call, not an upsell. The Stamp Audit still stands; metal does not have to move for the visit to be real.

No. Read lesson or bench. We will mention posture only when it changes how the head sits in the jaws. We will not rebuild your takeaway.

The gamer, the ball you play, course shoes, and a sentence about the miss. A range rock and dress shoes will waste a seating.

Yes, in a paper ledger and a scan. If you come back inside 21 days for a re-check on a head we bent, bring the paper if you still have it. We can pull the scan if you do not.

Please. It is your hosel. We would rather you see the seating than hear a myth about it later on Hamilton.

A short walk to the Lehigh. The door is on the brick face of 814 W Hamilton, Suite 2, not the alley. After 10 a.m. the curb is kinder.

We are a mill floor, not a parcel counter. If you cannot stay for the launch confirm, say so in the note. We would rather reschedule than skip the last line on the ticket.

Twelve months from the day we write them. Named tickets only. See gift visits.