Build / Workshop execution
Components are measured, prepared, assembled, matched and verified against defined specifications—not simply put together.
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Two ways to build
01 / New build
A new build starts from individual components selected through an ASUBURE fitting, an existing fitting or build specification, or a clearly defined customer request.
Create equipment from selected components to defined specifications.
Available currently for
Wedge and putter builds are not currently offered.
02 / Retrofit
When an existing major component remains suitable—for example, the head performs correctly but the shaft does not—a retrofit retains that component while the club is rebuilt around the required specification.
A fitting does not have to end with new clubs. It should end with the right decision.
Build process
Each stage moves the build from an intended specification to finished equipment that can be checked against it.
Establish components and intended specifications.
Inspect, measure and prepare each relevant component.
Build the club from the prepared components.
Evaluate the relationship between clubs where applicable.
Check the finished equipment against the intended specification.
Preparation
Three ways to begin
The fitting identifies the recommended components and specifications.
ASUBURE can build from a sufficiently detailed external fitting or build specification.
Customer-supplied heads, shafts, grips, adapters, ferrules and other compatible components are welcome, subject to inspection and suitability.
Retrofit process
The existing club is carefully disassembled. Components for reuse are recovered, cleaned, inspected and prepared before the normal build process begins.
Because retrofit includes disassembly and component preparation, service labour may be higher than for an equivalent new build.
Disassemble
Recover
Clean
Inspect
Prepare
Rebuild
Match
Verify
Specification record
Relevant build specifications are measured and recorded by field, then checked against the intended specification. The applicable measurements depend on the club or set.
Final quality control
The completed club or set is checked against the intended specification before collection. Assembly finishes the club. Verification finishes the build.
Not every listed measurement applies to every club or build. A set is evaluated as a system—not as isolated clubs.
Testing & collection
Where appropriate, completed equipment may be tested on the ASUBURE simulator before collection or independently at the range.
Documented build
A complete custom set using different shaft families, with intentional specification and progression throughout.
QC verified.
View the buildComponent policy
ASUBURE is not a standalone component store. Components may be sourced as part of a build, and customer-supplied compatible components are welcome subject to inspection and suitability.
Build enquiry
New build or retrofit—describe it in plain language. If a fitting is needed first, Johan will say so. Submitting an enquiry does not commit you to any work.
Send details of the heads, shafts or grips you already own. Johan will confirm what can be used, what needs measuring, and what should be replaced.