Holley’s Stix “Par Five” Clubfitting System
Are you a golfer who is searching for improvements in Distance, Trajectory, Accuracy or Control of your golf shots? There are more than 20 variables to a set of golf clubs that can affect performance. The analysis and coordination of these variables will determine the appropriate component design and assembly that will address the golfer’s game improvement objectives. Holley’s Stix will address these variables and make recommendations to meet the game improvement objectives through the use of the proprietary “Holley’s Stix “Par Five” Clubfitting System.
Basics of the Holley’s Stix “Par Five” Clubfitting System
Stroke 1 - Assessment:
Identify the golfer’s objective and how the expected improvements will be measured.
Collect detailed measurements of the golfer’s physical characteristics such as height, wrist to floor measurement, and swing characteristics such as golf swing speed, tempo, release point.
Stroke 2 – Evaluation:
Analyze the clubs currently in use by collecting data relative to club length, weight, shaft flex, grip type, club weight, etc.
Stroke 3 – Baseline:
Determine recommendations based on Assessment and Evaluation.
Stroke 4 – Prototype:
Build sample golf clubs per specifications and deliver to golfer for testing.
Modify and retest as necessary.
Stroke 5 – Final Assembly and Delivery:
Assemble all clubs per specifications.
Deliver, follow up and adjust as necessary.
Every step in the Holley’s Stix “Par Five” Clubfitting System is documented using Holley’s Stix proprietary data collection forms. The complete details of the clubfitting/custom assembly process are provided to the golfer with Final Assembly and Delivery.
The measurement and analysis tools that we use during the custom club assembly process include club and golfer rulers, grip sizers, swing speed and tempo analyzer, digital video camera, shaft “spine finder,” flat line oscillation (FLO) tester, shaft frequency analyzer, PCS Equalizer and an MOI Matching System. Computer software is used in support of the PCS Equalizer, MOI Matching, and digital camera, as well as documentation for all of the final assembly results.
