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Star Grips
Durable, tacky grip options for golfers who want long-lasting feel and control.
Brands and Products I Trust MostL.A.B. Golf Putters • Srixon Irons • Cleveland Wedges • PING DriversFujikura • OVVIO • BGT • Star Grips • Titleist • XXIOOther Major Brands When They Are the Right Fit
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Golf Equipment Brands & Fitting Technology
Perfectly Fit Golf focuses on selected golf equipment brands, putters, shafts, grips, golf balls, fitting technology and club-building details that I trust, understand and can fit properly inside a private studio.
✓ Master club builder perspective
✓ Certified fitter guidance
✓ GCQuad launch data
✓ Private Escondido studio
The Equipment Philosophy
I can’t carry everything. What I feature here, I believe in.
There are countless choices in golf equipment, and those choices change constantly. New models come out every year, but newer does not automatically mean better for the golfer standing in front of me.
This page is built around the brands and technology I most want to feature: products that stand out for fitting value, quality, performance potential and the ability to solve real golfer problems when they are fit and built correctly.
The Bigger Point
Brand names are not the fitting.
A great brand still has to be matched to the right golfer. Head design, shaft weight, shaft profile, lie angle, loft, grip size, putter design, and build quality all matter. The logo gets your attention. The fitting determines whether it actually helps your game.
✓ Fit the golfer, not the trend
✓ Use technology without overcomplicating it
✓ Explain what matters and why
✓ Build and adjust with precision
How Brands Are Used
The brand is only the starting point. The fitting decides what works.
A golf brand can get your attention, but the right fit still has to match your swing speed, delivery, launch, spin, strike pattern, miss tendency, body measurements, feel preference and goals.
Start with the golfer
I look at the player first: height, wrist-to-ground, hand size, swing speed, contact pattern, ball flight, typical miss and goals.
Use GCQuad and video when needed
Launch data and Swing Catalyst video help show whether the club is helping, hurting, or hiding a swing or equipment issue.
Match the head, shaft, grip and build
The right brand still needs the right model, loft, lie, length, shaft weight, flex profile, grip size and build details.
Recommend what actually makes sense
The goal is not to sell a logo. The goal is to give golfers an honest equipment direction that can improve performance and confidence.
Primary Featured Brands
The products I want to feature most.
These are the main brands and product categories I want golfers to know I believe in: L.A.B. Golf putters, Srixon irons, Cleveland wedges, PING drivers, Fujikura shafts, OVVIO shafts, BGT putter shafts, Star Grips, Titleist golf balls and XXIO golf clubs.
Putter Science
L.A.B. Golf Putters
L.A.B. Golf brings a different putter fitting conversation to the table. Length, lie, aim, grip, torque and setup all matter, and for the right golfer L.A.B. can create more confidence and a much more natural putting experience.
Tour DNA
Srixon Irons
Srixon is one of my favorite iron conversations because of the feel, sole design, turf interaction and overall performance. For many golfers, Srixon offers a strong blend of forgiveness, control and better-player appeal.
Short-Game Confidence
Cleveland Wedges
Cleveland remains a key short-game brand. Bounce, sole design, loft setup and turf interaction all matter, and Cleveland gives golfers strong wedge options for chipping, pitching, bunker play and scoring shots.
Driver Forgiveness
PING Drivers
PING is one of the strongest driver fitting conversations in golf because of its forgiveness, fitting options and clear performance across different player types. The right PING driver setup can help launch, spin, strike and confidence.
Premium Shaft Fitting
Fujikura Golf Shafts
Fujikura belongs in the shaft conversation because shaft weight, profile, torque feel and launch window can change how consistently a golfer delivers the club. Ventus, Speeder NX, Axiom and other Fujikura options can be evaluated when they fit the player.
GEARS-Based Shaft Profiles
OVVIO Golf Shafts
OVVIO adds a modern shaft-fitting conversation built around how the golfer applies speed and delivers the club. Green, Red and Blue profiles can be considered when timing, delivery and strike pattern point in that direction.
Putter Shaft Stability
BGT Putter Shafts
Breakthrough Golf Technology is a strong putter-shaft and putter-fitting conversation. Stability-style putter shafts and Paradox putter options can help golfers who need better feel, start-line control and more consistent roll.
Grip Feel & Control
Star Grips
Star Grips are a strong option for golfers who want a soft, tacky feel, lasting comfort, multiple color choices and easy air installation. Grip size, texture, taper and feel can influence hand pressure, face control and comfort, so grips are part of the fitting conversation — not an afterthought.
Ball Fitting
Titleist Golf Balls
Titleist golf balls belong in the fitting conversation because the ball affects driver spin, iron flight, wedge control, feel and scoring shots. The right ball should match the player’s speed, launch, spin, feel preference and short-game needs.
Lightweight Performance
XXIO Golf Clubs
XXIO matters because it serves a specific golfer extremely well. Lightweight design, easy launch and player-friendly performance can make XXIO a great fit for golfers who need help with speed, ease of use and confidence.
Studio Technology
Technology that supports the fitting — not technology for show.
The old Equipment page included technology banners for the simulator, GCQuad, putter technology, shafts, and training tools. The new page keeps that idea, but explains how those tools are used inside the studio.
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Foresight GCQuad
Detailed club and ball data for club fittings, lessons, ball fittings, gapping, launch, spin, carry distance, strike quality, and delivery patterns.
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Swing Catalyst
Video analysis connects the swing motion to the launch data so the golfer can see what is causing the ball flight.
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High-Speed Cameras
Two 240 fps cameras capture movement, setup, sequence, impact, and club delivery from key angles.
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Simulator Environment
A 16' x 10' impact screen, 4K simulator setup, FSX 2020, and GSPro create a private indoor environment for lessons and fittings.
Additional Fitting Options
Other major brands may still be part of the conversation.
Keeping the carousel focused does not mean those are the only brands I understand or can evaluate. Callaway, TaylorMade and other major manufacturers may still be discussed when they are the right fit for the golfer.
The important thing is not whether a brand is popular. The important thing is whether that product fits the golfer’s swing, delivery, speed, contact pattern, ball flight, feel preference and performance goals.
Shafts, Grips & Feel
The details matter.
Shaft weight, bend profile, torque feel, grip size, texture, swingweight, build length and golf ball choice can all influence face control, timing, launch, spin and comfort. This is where fitting and club-building knowledge matter.
Grip Brands
Grip options matched to hand size, feel, comfort and performance.
Perfectly Fit Golf works with several grip brands, but the fitting still starts with the golfer. I use hand and wrist measurements, then asks the right questions about comfort, limitations, grip pressure, feel and control before making a recommendation.
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JumboMax Grips
Oversize grip options that may help with comfort, reduced hand tension and different hand-action needs.
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Golf Pride Grips
Popular, proven grip options with many textures, sizes and feel profiles.
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SuperStroke Grips
Putter and club grip options where shape, feel and hand action matter.
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The Grip Master
Premium leather grip options for golfers who want high-end feel and classic traction.
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Winn Grips
Softer grip options for golfers who want cushion, comfort or reduced vibration.
Club Building & Repair
Recommendations backed by real build knowledge.
The Golf Shop side of Perfectly Fit Golf matters because the fitting is not just theoretical. Length, loft, lie, shafts, grips, swingweight, and repair details can be evaluated with a club-builder’s eye.
Re-Gripping & Grip Changes
Grip replacement, size recommendations, texture preferences, and grip style decisions based on comfort and face control.
Shaft Work
Re-shafting, shaft pulls, shaft length changes, and build recommendations based on weight, flex profile, feel, and performance.
Loft, Lie & Putter Adjustments
Iron, wedge, and putter loft/lie checks and adjustments when appropriate for the player and club design.
Swingweight & Build Details
Swingweight, length, ferrules, loose heads, rattles, hot melt, and other build details that can affect feel and performance.
Training Aids
Useful tools, not gimmicks.
Training aids should not be random. They should help a golfer feel a specific movement, understand a correction, and practice it correctly after the lesson. Tools such as ProSENDR, Downshift Golf, Tour Striker, and others may be used when they match the actual issue.
Explore Training Aids
The Bottom Line
The best equipment is the equipment that fits you.
L.A.B. Golf putters, Srixon irons, Cleveland wedges, PING drivers, Fujikura shafts, OVVIO shafts, BGT putter shafts, Star Grips, Titleist golf balls, XXIO golf clubs, GCQuad, Swing Catalyst and other major brands all have a place. But the value is not just having access to brands and technology. The value is knowing how to use them to make better decisions for your game.
Local Golf Equipment & Fitting Studio
Golf equipment brands, fitting technology, and club-building guidance near Escondido and San Marcos.
Perfectly Fit Golf serves golfers from Escondido, San Marcos, North County San Diego, Rancho Santa Fe, Rancho Bernardo, Del Mar, Poway, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Oceanside, Valley Center, Fallbrook, Temecula, and beyond.
Common Questions
Equipment, brands, and technology questions.
Do you carry every golf brand?
No. I do not try to make the Brands page a list of everything. I focus on the products and technology I most want to highlight because they fit the way I teach, fit and build clubs.
Which brands and products are featured most?
The main featured products are L.A.B. Golf putters, Srixon irons, Cleveland wedges, PING drivers, Fujikura golf shafts, OVVIO golf shafts, BGT putter shafts, Star Grips, Titleist golf balls and XXIO golf clubs.
Do you fit L.A.B. Golf putters and BGT putter shafts?
Yes. L.A.B. Golf putter fitting has its own dedicated page because I explain Lie Angle Balance, check grip and posture first, and then fit length, lie, aim, setup, stroke tendencies and BGT putter shaft options when they make sense for the golfer.
Do you recommend Srixon irons, Cleveland wedges and PING drivers?
Those are three of the main equipment categories I like to highlight: Srixon irons for feel and turf interaction, Cleveland wedges for short-game fitting, and PING drivers for forgiveness and driver fitting options.
Do you offer Star Grips and custom regripping?
Yes. Grip size, texture, taper, feel and installation all matter. Star Grips can be part of a regripping or fitting conversation when a golfer wants a soft, tacky grip with multiple color options and easy air installation.
Do you still work with Callaway and TaylorMade?
Yes. Callaway, TaylorMade and other major manufacturers may still be part of the conversation when they are the right fit for the golfer. They are secondary on this page so the carousel stays focused on my primary featured products.
What grip brands do you use?
Perfectly Fit Golf works with Star Grips, JumboMax, Golf Pride, SuperStroke, The Grip Master and Winn Grips. I start with measurement and player profile before choosing the final grip recommendation.
Ready For Better Equipment Answers?
Let’s find the brands, specs, and technology that actually fit your game.
If you are not sure what equipment, shaft, grip, putter, ball, or training direction makes the most sense, book a private session and let’s work through it together.