Boundary
If the motion is the problem, the ram is a very expensive spectator
We will not split an hour between a swing speech and a bend. That is how both jobs get done as a hobby. Read this before you book the wrong stub.
You want the ram
When the sole is already testifying
Heel moon on three irons. Toe scuff that matches across a wedge pair. A putter that sits with the toe in a salute. A start-line that leaks the same direction on firm June turf even when the face looks square in a phone video. Those are hosel stories. Paint will confirm. The ram may move.
You can have a crooked motion and a crooked hosel at the same time. We will still paint. We will tell you if the shine is so chaotic that a lesson should go first. We will not become that lesson.
You want a teacher
When the copper would only record a weather event
If the low point is a week-to-week traveler, if contact is a coin toss, if you have not yet decided whether you take a divot, a ram will freeze a coincidence. Go see someone who is paid to watch the motion. Come back when the bruise repeats. We keep a short list of valley teachers who will not try to sell you a new set while they watch.
We are not offended if you pick them first. We are offended if you ask us to be them for twenty minutes as a courtesy.
The split we will not run
No “half lesson, half press” ticket
Other rooms do that. They also take twice as long and send you out with a hosel that matches a swing you will not have in two weeks. Our fare table does not include a hybrid of the two jobs. Book paint-only if you are unsure. It is the cheapest way to find out which door you wanted.