The Snooty Fox Workshop
The Snooty Fox Workshop is a very busy place! It takes time, care and attention to detail to ensure
all our customers clubs leave us in the best possible condition perfectly fitted and ready to go. A description of
some of our services is listed below.
Loft and Lie, a brief explanation

The machine shown above measures and adjusts the loft and lie of your clubs extremely accurately,
ensuring each club provides the correct angle of club head at impact and the correct trajectory of the ball for
your individual swing. Two problems arise with loft and lie. First off the shelf clubs are factory set, whilst
giving consistent loft and lie throughout the set, they are very unlikely to be set for you Secondly over time the
loft and lie can drift with use, where a club you used to be very accurate with now does not give the same results.
We have a club MOT service that ensures your clubs are perfectly set for you, further information is available on
the MOT page!
Shaft Stiffness

The process above uses two machines, the first measures your shaft length accurately and the second
is a highly calibrated frequency test machine. Utilizing and combining the results of both tests, we can measure
how stiff your shafts are. Problems that arise can include the wrong shaft for your swing speed, a weak shaft that
you may not even feel is different or even a shaft that has cracks inside that you will know nothing about until it
breaks. Once again any problems are easily found with a full mot.
Swing Weight

Using a very accurate swing weight balance beam we are able to read the swing weight of all of your
clubs. This often overlooked measurement does make a difference. Don't confuse this with the actual weight of the
club as it is very different. Two clubs may appear to be identical but the swing weight can change this. If
the swing weight of one club in your set is different, that club will feel lighter or heavier than it should. This
can of course lead to an out of plane swing meaning you don't strike the ball out of the middle of the club head.
Whilst this does not change with use over time, it can be an issue when re-griping or having shafts replaced. It is
common to have different makes of club in your bag, leading to an inconsistent swing weight throughout your set.
Our fully trained club makers can easily ensure your clubs have the correct swing weight with a full mot.
Grips

Grips have a hard life! Keeping your grips clean and fresh unfortunately only slows the inevitable
demise. Grips are affected by many things including sunlight, acidic rain, wind, mud and even the oil from our
hands can have a detrimental effect leading to worn out grips that may look ok. On average grips should be replaced
every two years unless you play more than once a week, in which case you should be looking to replace them once a
year. A damaged grip will give more than it should, often leading to the club head being open on impact leading to
a slice. Our trained technicians are able to assess the condition of your grips, ensuring the club swings through
true, though we do not guarantee this will cure your slice! Did you buy off the shelf clubs? Well if you did you
may find that the grip is either too thin or to fat for your hands, both of which will instantly put you at a
disadvantage over a player who has been fitted. Speak to one of our trained technicians to find out if your grips
are everything you thought they were. Grips are also covered in our full mot.
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