Our team is one of the most knowledgeable around, with more than 10 years of custom club fitting, teaching, and experience. Dan is proud to be certified by the Titleist Performance Institute as Level 3 Golf, by Golf Lab as a clubfitter, by US Kids as a coach, and by Golfworks through the Maltby Clubmaking Academy Fitting, Assembly & Repair Course, the Golfsmith Complete Clubmaker Training, and the Advanced Clubmaker Training School. Our other notable certifications are through the International Golf Psychology Association, the National Academy of Sports Medicine, True Temper, Grafalloy, and KBS shafts.
At Augusta Custom Clubs we perform your custom club fitting based on your size, strength, athletic ability, and swing characteristics.
Dan uses his in-depth knowledge to precisely tune up your clubs with loft, lie, and length adjustments tailored to your specifications.
Dan Burnfield is a licensed engineer and a professional health physicist. He is also a retired naval officer and an avid golfer. He believes in a holistic approach to golf. It is his philosophy that there are six ways to improve your golf game:
I try and help with each of the aspects of the improvement process as best I can.
As a TPI Level 3 Golf Professional, Dan can review videos of your swing and determine the best course of action to get you to your top performance. When combined with the TPI Physical Screening, we can arrive at the optimum personalized solution to improve your swing.
As a retired engineer and scientist, Dan has developed processes to improve your feel and optimize the shaft that are used nowhere else in the world. These unique scientific approaches to golf clubs absolutely must be tried to be believed.
The goal for custom club fitting is to get the perfect driver head with the correct shaft and the proper specifications. Your new driver is guaranteed to give you more confidence off the tee.
Custom club fitting helps golfers find equipment tailored to the way they impact the ball. Club fitting can help correct a tendency related to the angle of the clubface, the path of the clubhead, or the location where the ball is being struck.
By changing the tip profile of the shaft and shortening the length of the driver, the impact is focused on the center of the face. This results in better trajectory, lower spin, and consistent straight shots
Without making major compensations to distance, accuracy, and consistency, we can make modifications to equipment recommendations so the clubs feel more comfortable and alleviate pain.
