We Got Tired of Fittings That Only Worked on a Calm Day
Wind Window Golf exists because a lot of fitting sessions happen in a perfectly still indoor bay, hand a golfer a spec sheet, and send them out to a course where the wind rarely sits still for eighteen holes.
Built Around a Fan, Not Just a Launch Monitor
We opened in Tempe in 2016 after one too many fitting clients came back from a windy round with numbers nowhere close to what the bay had predicted. So we built a bay of our own with an industrial fan rig at the back of the net, capable of pushing a steady crosswind or headwind across the hitting area at three gust settings.
Since then we've logged more than nine thousand fitting sessions, comparing calm-air numbers against the same swing run through simulated wind — and building specs around whichever result actually survives the gust, not just the one that looks best on a still afternoon.
Three Things We Won't Skip
Test It in Moving Air
A spec that only gets checked in dead-calm conditions hasn't actually been tested for the course you're going to play it on.
No Brand Quota
We stock every major manufacturer specifically so we're never steering you toward one brand's target instead of your own numbers.
No Purchase Pressure
You'll know the price before you book, and the written report is yours whether you order clubs from us or not.
Meet the Fitters Reading Your Gust Numbers
Our fitters combine formal club fitting training with hours logged specifically on wind-affected ball flight.