How a Release Bay Session Actually Runs
Every session follows the same four stages, whether you're booking a single club or a full bag assessment.
Baseline Capture
We start with a short set of swings or strokes using your own clubs — no equipment changes yet. This establishes your baseline spin signature and launch pattern, so every later comparison has a real starting point to measure against.
Release Bay Testing
Candidate heads and shafts are cycled through the capture pair against your baseline, reading spin axis, spin rate, and launch angle at the point of separation. This narrows the field to a short list before we're counting shots for distance.
Full-Flight Verification
The shortlisted candidates are hit live down the bay to confirm carry distance, curvature, and strike consistency actually match what the release numbers predicted.
Build & Sign-Off
Clubs are assembled in-house and re-checked on the Release Bay before you pick them up, typically within a week, with a signed build card for your records.
What the Release Bay Actually Shows You
The readout display sits where you can see it, so comparisons happen in front of you rather than behind a curtain. Instead of being told one head "feels" more consistent, you watch the spin axis and spin rate numbers change as candidates are swapped in and out.
- Every candidate logged, not just the final pick
- Side-by-side release readouts between your current and test clubs
- A written build card emailed within 24 hours of your session
- No obligation to purchase — the build card is yours either way
See the Process for Yourself
Book a session and watch your own numbers move on the Release Bay as we test clubs side by side.