Augusta Custom Clubs

09/07/2026

Go beyond basics with the Magic Ruler.The putter face controls 80-85% of your starting line — but a square face on a bad read, or a perfect read with bad speed, still ends in a miss. Our Three Pillars of Putting session uses the Magic Ruler to get past guesswork and show you exactly what your face, your speed, and your read are really doing.I'm TPI Level 3 certified, so you're not getting generic putting tips — you're getting an assessment built on real biomechanics.augustacustomclubs.com

09/05/2026

09/04/2026

Only Dan at Augusta Custom Clubs has the education and background to tell you what your ball is really doing — and why.Anyone can hand you a printout full of numbers. Very few people can explain what those numbers mean, connect them to your actual swing mechanics, and translate that into a fitting that fixes the problem instead of just describing it.Dan cross-checks data from two launch monitors and 3D swing data, backed by TPI Level 3 certification in golf-specific biomechanics and a background as a Professional Engineer. He's not reading a chart written to sell you a manufacturer's driver — he's diagnosing your swing, your impact conditions, and your equipment as one connected system.That's the difference between someone who sells you clubs and someone who understands why your ball curves, why your distance is inconsistent, and what actually fixes it.If you want real answers about your ball flight, Dan is who you talk to.

09/04/2026

Only Dan at Augusta Custom Clubs has the education and experience to explain what your ball is actually doing — and why. Lots of shops can hand you a printout; very few can turn those numbers into clear links to your swing mechanics and a fitting that solves the problem instead of just describing it. Dan cross-checks two launch monitors and 3D swing data, holds TPI Level 3 certification in golf-specific biomechanics, and brings a background as a Professional Engineer. He’s not reading a manufacturer's sales chart — he’s diagnosing your swing, impact conditions, and equipment as one connected system. That’s the difference between someone who merely sells clubs and someone who understands why your ball curves, why distance fluctuates, and what truly fixes it. If you want real answers about your ball flight, Dan is the person to talk to.

09/03/2026

Only Dan at Augusta Custom Clubs has the education and background to tell you what your ball is really doing — and why.

Anyone can hand you a printout full of numbers. Very few people can explain what those numbers mean, connect them to your actual swing mechanics, and translate that into a decision on whether a fitting or coaching is the best fix for your problems.

Dan cross-checks data from two launch monitors and 3D swing data, backed by TPI Level 3 certification in golf-specific biomechanics and a background as a Professional Engineer. He's not reading a chart written to sell you a manufacturer's driver — he's diagnosing your swing, your impact conditions, and your equipment as one connected system.

That's the difference between someone who sells you clubs and someone who understands why your ball curves, why your distance is inconsistent, and what actually fixes it.

If you want real answers about your ball flight, Dan is who you talk to.

08/31/2026

🏌️‍♂️ Stuck in the 90s? Take the 90-Second Augusta Golf Diagnostic!
If you are tired of playing "unpredictable golf" and practicing without a plan, it's time to find out exactly what is blocking you from consistently shooting in the 80s Take our quick 5-question diagnostic from Augusta Custom Clubs & Swing Analysis to identify your ultimate scoring bottleneck.
1. Look at your typical ball flight off the tee. What does it look like?
A) The "Banana": It starts straight or slightly left, curves violently left-to-right, and ends up in the right rough (The classic Slice)
B) The "Double-Cross": I try to aim right, but the ball starts left, hooks even further left, and goes deep into the trees (The Pull Hook)
C) The "Apex Draw": It starts slightly right of my target line, curves gently back to the left, and finishes right down the center (The Target Draw)
D) The "Mystery Box": It could be a fat shot, a thin rocket, or a straight push—I never truly know where it's going
2. Pay attention to your body during your downswing. What are your hips doing at impact?
A) The "Pelvis Thrust": I stand up out of my posture and push my hips forward toward the ball to make room for my arms (Early Extension)
B) The "Sway & Slide": I sway laterally away from the target on the backswing, and slide past it on the downswing because I feel unstable
C) The "Pro Sequence": My pelvis rotates open dynamically while maintaining my posture angle, letting my torso, arms, and club fire in perfect order
D) The "Hang Back": My weight stays stuck on my back foot, and I try to "scoop" the ball into the air with my wrists
3. You are 50 yards out with a wedge. How do you execute the shot?
A) The "Power Scoop": I try to use my normal, full-swing mechanics, which leads to either digging/chunking the leading edge or blading the ball
B) The "Flipped Wrist": I have zero speed control, so I flip my wrists at impact and hope for the best
C) The "Glider": I narrow my stance, open my chest, swing smoothly on plane, and use the club's bounce to slide under the ball for a soft launch
D) The "Guessing Game": I take a random, half-effort swing and pray the ball ends up somewhere on the green
4. Stand in front of a mirror at address. What does your posture look like with your current clubs?
A) The "C-Posture": My upper back and shoulders are heavily rounded because my clubs feel a bit too short or heavy, forcing me to slouch to sole the club
B) The "S-Posture": I have an exaggerated arch in my lower back, sticking my tailbone out too far at setup
C) The "Athletic Neutral": My spine is long and straight, my hips hinge naturally, and my arms hang relaxed directly under my shoulders
D) The "Reacher": I stand incredibly far away from the ball to keep the clubface flat on the ground
5. You are standing over a crucial putt. What is going through your mind 5 seconds before the stroke?
A) The "Radio Static": "Keep your head down, don't decelerate, watch the slope, soft hands, drag it back..." (15 different swing thoughts)
B) The "Ghost Hunter": I am completely focused on the putts I missed earlier, or terrified of three-putting this green
C) The "Quiet Mind": I read the green, look at my target, access a positive practice sensation, step up, and execute with pure athletic trust (The Four-Box System)
D) The "Hope & Cope": I line up my feet, hit it, and hope it goes somewhere near the hole
How to Score Your Game:
Mostly A's & B's: You are battling common "body-swing bottlenecks." Tightness in your hips or thoracic spine is physically forcing your body to make swing compensations like slicing, swaying, or early extending
Mostly D's: You are playing a guessing game. A lack of custom equipment fitting and structured course management has you constantly reacting to bad shot patterns
Mostly C's: You are already showing elite mechanics! You are likely on your way to breaking 80
The Augusta Solution
If you scored mostly A's, B's, or D's, you don't need a "perfect" swing to break 90 You need to align your physical mobility, your equipment specs, and your mental routines into one synchronized system
At Augusta Custom Clubs & Swing Analysis, our integrated 12-Week Program resolves these exact issues through:
TPI Physical Screenings to unlock hip and thoracic mobility
Precision Custom Club Fitting to mathematically match your woods, irons, and wedges to your unique swing
Four-Box Pre-Shot Routines to quiet mental static
Structured scoring drills designed to take you from 95+ to shooting consistently in the 80s
Our Augusta Promise: Complete the 12-week program and consistently break 90, or we will work with you for free until you do
👉 Click "Learn More" to book your Week 1 Foundation Assessment & Baseline Swing Analysis today!

07/30/2026

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I talked to two Golf Digest staffers about what they learned from their Golf Galaxy clubfittings.

06/19/2026

Watch this for a good description of three common clubfitting mistakes that can hurt your game. At Augusta Custom Clubs and Swing Analysis Dan is both a TPI level 3 Certified Golf Coach and a Golf Lab certified clubfitter. Give us a try

Club fitting has to be married to instruction. When the fitting is dialed in, the coaching and the clubs pull in the same direction. When it isn’t, you’re coaching uphill. As Dave Phillips puts it: “Make sure your clubs are working toward where you want to go, not stopping you from where you w...

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.