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If the question is “will this fix my slice,” the honest answer is no. If the question is about 64ths, keep reading.
Do you size off a glove tag?
Never. Tags are for boxes. Palms are for calipers. Bring the glove anyway so Priya can measure both.
Will a recore void a manufacturer promise?
Usually. We say that before solvent. If you care about a factory letter, take the palm map and walk. We will not pretend tape is “maintenance.”
Can I watch Len wrap?
From the chair, yes. From the solvent side of the table, no. Closed-toe shoes. Children may watch; they may not pocket tape rolls.
Do you build putter handles to the same 64th?
Only if the trail hand wants that. Pistol shapes change the crease. We measure the putter grip as its own object.
How long does an eight-club stack take?
Leave the set. Collect it the next open weekday. A single recore can finish while you walk to the river.
What if my hands are two different widths?
Then the ticket has two numbers. We will not average your left and right into a diplomatic fraction.
Do you install reminder ribs because a magazine said so?
No. If you already live on a rib and can say why, we will talk. We will not evangelize a bump.
Can you match a tour player’s grip size?
We can match a number. We cannot match a person who does not sit in Suite 5. Bring your palm, not a screenshot.