After the splash
Leave speed after a Gulf splash
A higher exit loft changes how the ball sits on a Corpus collar. Golfers walk off a bunker save and miss the eight-footer, then want a new putter. Tessa watches that first roll on the same visit so the argument has a mark instead of a feeling.
What the add-on is
Sixty dollars, twenty-five minutes, only after a splash window the same day. Your ball. Your putter. A collar strip that is not a studio green. She marks whether the leave is dying, hopping, or skidding because the splash now lands on a different sit.
This is not a length-and-grip putter appointment. If you want that, Corpus has other rooms. We will not stretch a collar strip into a fitting you did not book.
Why it lives on a sand menu
Because a 60 that finally exits will often land softer than the 56 that used to flyer. The first putt is part of the sand story. Splitting it into another week means you forget which loft you just trusted.
- Dying leave: sometimes loft on the putter, sometimes just wait
- Hopping leave: the collar is now different under a higher splash
- Skid: the ball arrived with less check than you think