What the Studio Actually Looks Like
A quiet second-floor suite on Washington Boulevard, built around comfort testing as much as ball-flight testing.
Three Stations, One Visit
The Vibration Testing Bay
The hitting stall where the sensor-equipped launch monitor and the grip-mounted vibration sensor run together on every swing, so ball flight and hand shock get read at the same time, not in two separate visits.
The Build Bench
Visible through an open doorway from the bay, not tucked in the back — you can watch a grip or shaft actually get installed if a session runs into a same-day build.
The Grip & Insert Wall
Every grip compound and insert material we test against is mounted along one wall, labeled with its relative feedback rating rather than just a manufacturer name.
A Quiet Corner of Ogden
Second-floor suite off Washington Boulevard, a short walk from a handful of small local shops. Street parking is free, and a small lot behind the building rarely fills.
Stop In Before You Book
Weekday afternoons are usually the quietest time to take a look at the setup, no obligation attached.