Toe Print, Kennewick’s Lock-Sill Golf Fitting Desk

Field notes

Toe Print documents fitting cycles using club-face marks, local wind or pool context, and a decision such as flattening the lie or discussing club length. One example records an 18 mm toe stain on a 5-iron and recommends flattening by one degree. The site also separates range-mat center marks from outdoor Ice Harbor wind marks, while noting that long irons and wedges can produce different contact patterns.