The Axis Journal
Notes from the fitting bay — plain explanations of the numbers that actually curve your ball, and how equipment can change them.
Sidespin vs. Spin Axis Tilt
Two terms golfers use interchangeably that measure genuinely different things — and why mixing them up leads to the wrong fix.
Read article →Why Identical Swing Paths Still Curve Differently
Two golfers with the same swing path can produce opposite shot shapes. Here's the face-to-path relationship that actually decides it.
Read article →Building a Repeatable Draw Through Equipment
You don't always need a swing change to add a controlled draw — here's what a fitting can and can't do on its own.
Read article →The Quiet Slice Fix: Flattening Your Axis at Impact
Most slice fixes target the swing. Here's what changes when you target the equipment side of the equation instead.
Read article →Reading a Spin Axis Chart on the Monitor
A walkthrough of what the tilt number, the curve arrow, and the dispersion oval on your session screen are actually telling you.
Read article →Gulf Coast Humidity and Your Curve
Why the same axis tilt plays differently on a thick, humid August afternoon than it does on a crisp January morning in Pensacola.
Read article →Put This Data to Work
Reading about axis tilt is a start — seeing your own number on the monitor is where it actually clicks.