Augusta Custom Clubs

Augusta Custom Clubs Our team is one of the most knowledgeable around with more than 10 years of custom club fitting, teaching, and coaching experience.

Dan is a Certified TPI Level 3 Golf, Player Development Index, US Kids Level 2 Coach, SuperSpeed Certified Coach, and Golf Lab–certified club fitter specializing in evidence-based instruction, player development, and precision custom club fitting. Dan is proud to be certified by Titleist Performance Institute as a level 3 Golf coach, Brentbrook Institute as a Certified Personal Trainter, Gilf Lab

as a Certified Clubfitter and Golf Engineer, Golfworks through the Maltby Clubmaking Academy Fitting, Assembly & Repair Course, the Golfsmith Complete Clubmaker Training, and the Advanced Clubmaker Training School. Our other notable certifications are through True Temper, Grafalloy, and KBS shafts. We are frequently asked why we do not carry the major name brand clubs that you would find in a sporting goods store the reason is simple. OEM clubs do not provide the best performance. You can test your clubs against the brands I typically order. I have no inventory, so I am not trying to push a product out the door, and I have no agreements that require me to sell a specific number of clubs and shafts per year. I sell the clubs that fit you and nothing more.

05/08/2026

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05/08/2026

Bryson DeChambeau reportedly laid out two conditions for returning to the PGA Tour. My response? Let him stay where he is.

The PGA Tour has done just fine without him. Golf is bigger than any one personality, and no player should be in a position to walk away from the tour and then come back demanding terms and conditions as if the sport revolves around them.

This is not about every LIV player. Some left quietly, played their golf, and have continued to compete professionally without constantly trying to force themselves into the center of attention. This is specifically about Bryson and the idea that he somehow has leverage over the PGA Tour or the majors.

He chose to leave. That was his decision. But once you walk away, you do not come back acting like the tour owes you concessions. If he wants to return, then return under the existing structure like everyone else. No special treatment. No negotiated pathway. No public demands.

And personally, I would not even want to see him in the majors. The majors should be about the best competition and respect for the game — not about media drama and constant negotiations over power and influence.

At some point, professional golf has to stop rewarding disruption and start rewarding commitment. The game survived before Bryson, and it will continue just fine without him.

04/27/2026

Just a reminder: when coming in for a lesson, swing analysis, or club fitting, you must bring the golf shoes you actually play in. This is not optional. Proper footwear directly affects balance, ground interaction, and the accuracy of the data we collect.

I recently had to turn away a customer who arrived in combat boots. That situation is easily avoided—come prepared so we can get you accurate results and make the session productive.

04/27/2026

On April 24, 2026, National Science Board members were dismissed—every one of them—by email. No advance notice. No explanation provided.

The Board, established in 1950, is the independent body that oversees the National Science Foundation, which distributes roughly $9 billion annually in research funding. Its 24 members are scientists and engineers appointed to staggered six-year terms specifically to maintain continuity across administrations.

Those safeguards exist for a reason: stability, independence, and insulation from political swings.

Removing the entire board at once breaks that structure outright.

This isn’t speculation. It happened. The termination emails were real, and the board is now empty.

You can debate policy, budgets, and priorities—that’s part of governing. But eliminating an entire independent oversight body in one move, without explanation, is a different category altogether.

It is difficult to look at this and see anything other than a breakdown in how long-standing institutions are supposed to function.

Frankly, it’s disgusting.

04/24/2026
04/24/2026

Which of these can you throw further. A baseball B bowling ball or C ping pong ball. The shaft that is right for you may cause the ball to go farther or it may cause more consistent distance or ball flight. Play Golf look for lower scores not distance. Stop playing testosterone.

04/18/2026

When I’m out here in Augusta working with players, this is one of the first things I clean up around the greens—club selection based on the situation, not habit.

Too many golfers grab the same wedge every time and try to force a shot. That doesn’t hold up, especially when you get into Southern grasses like Bermuda. Around here, the lie will dictate everything. If the ball is sitting down, the grass is going to grab the club, slow it down, and take spin off the shot. You have to account for that.

Let’s say I’ve got a ball sitting down in the rough with some distance to carry onto the green and then a good amount of green between where it lands and the hole. That is not a lob wedge shot. Trying to open up a 58 and hit something high and soft out of that lie is a low-percentage play. The grass is going to interfere too much. You’re either going to catch it thin or stick the club in the ground and leave it short.

What I’m going to do instead is take something like a 54, play the ball slightly back in my stance, and keep the face more square or even a touch closed. From there, I’m making a more descending, controlled strike—what most people would call a “chop” shot. I’m not trying to make it pretty. I’m trying to make it functional.

Out of Bermuda, that ball is going to come out lower, but it’s going to come out with more consistency and more forward energy. It will pop up enough to get onto the green and then release. That rollout is exactly what I’m planning for.

The mistake I see is players trying to hit the shot they like instead of the shot the situation calls for. Around here, that will cost you quickly.

The way I approach it is simple. I read the lie first. Then I decide how much carry I actually need versus how much I can let the ball run. From there, I pick the club that makes that shot the easiest to execute.

If the ball is sitting clean, I’ve got more options. If it’s sitting down, I’m simplifying everything—less loft, more control, get it out, get it moving, and let it release.

You don’t need more technique. You need better decisions.

For more help with your short game contact me at [email protected]

04/16/2026

I would like to thank Everyone for telling me how to do the bypass. I wondered where everybody had been! This is good to know: It's ridiculous to have over 540 friends and only 25 are allowed to see my post.
It WORKS!! I have a whole new news feed. I’m seeing posts from people I haven’t seen in years.
Here’s how to bypass the system FB now has in place that limits posts on your news feed.
Their new algorithm chooses the same few people - about 25 - who will read your posts. Therefore,
Hold your finger down anywhere in this post and "copy" will pop up. Click "copy". Then go your page, start a new post and put your finger anywhere in the blank field. "Paste" will pop up and click paste.
This will bypass the system.
Worth a try....

04/08/2026
04/08/2026

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