How to Wrap Up Golf Season the Right Way

By October, you’ve hopefully played enough rounds to know what worked—and what didn’t. Before winter hits, now’s the time to evaluate your gear, check for wear, and set yourself up for a better start next spring.

Here’s your quick fall checklist for closing out the season the right way:

1. Check your grooves
   Worn wedge grooves = less spin and less control. If you’re not getting the check or rollout you used to, it might be time for a replacement.

2. Assess your grips
   Grips that feel slick or shiny are costing you feel—and consistency. If they’re worn down, plan to regrip them before storage or early next season.

3. Look at your bag gaps
   Do you have a club you barely used? Or one you always found yourself guessing between? This is a great time to assess your set makeup and book a gapping session.

4. Don’t ignore lie angles
   If your shots were consistently missing left or right—even on solid strikes—it could be a lie angle issue. We can measure and adjust that for you during a fitting.

5. Think about what’s next
   Are your clubs still keeping up with your game? Fall is a great time to start thinking about upgrades or adjustments before next season starts.

Key takeaway:
Before you pack up your clubs for the season, take a few minutes to inspect your gear. Whether you’re planning a final fitting or just need a quick regrip, we’re here to help you wrap up strong.

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Whether you need a quick gear check or want to start planning for next season, we’ve got you covered.

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