Request a Bay, and We Will Call to Lock the Time
This form starts the conversation rather than finishing it. Because each bay holds one player for as long as the session runs, Curtis confirms the exact slot with you directly — usually within one working day.
Four Things That Make the Session Better
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Bring the clubs unworn-on
Do not regrip or clean anything first. Worn grips and dirty grooves are evidence, and a fresh regrip the week before erases the most useful thing you could show us.
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Wear your actual golf shoes
Wrist-to-floor changes with footwear, and that measurement drives length. Trainers will put us a quarter inch out before we start.
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Think about the miss, not the yardage
"I lose it right when I try to hit it hard" is far more useful than a carry number. The pattern tells us where to look; the number rarely does.
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Give yourself the whole window
Ninety minutes means ninety minutes. Sessions cut short at the seventy-minute mark are the ones that end up needing a second visit.
Session Request
Call the Bench Instead
Some things are quicker said than typed, particularly if you are not sure which session you need.