Driver and fairway sleeves
The work this bay was built for. Click, torque, hoop, write the notch.
The room
A sleeve bay, not a showroom aisle
Suite 3 used to be a pattern closet for a small metal shop that folded in the late nineties. We kept the steel columns, hung a pegboard of hosel wrenches, and rolled a hoop into the long wall that faces East Ohio. There is no putting green, no espresso bar, no wall of new heads in plastic. If you need those, the big-box on McKnight still has them.
What you see first
A ticket desk, then the pegboard, then the hoop
You enter off the suite corridor. Marisol or whoever has the morning desk writes your name on a carbon copy before the first wrench turns. The pegboard is labeled by head family — the bolts are not interchangeable, and we will not pretend they are. The hoop sits on the far pad, twelve feet of flight in a room that still smells faintly of cutting oil from a previous tenant.
Windows face the street, not a manicured range. Trucks on East Ohio are part of the noise floor. We start at eight because the street is quieter then, and because a sleeve click is a small sound that gets lost after lunch traffic.
What this bay is not
We do not clamp irons in a mill and call that a sleeve job
There is a different kind of shop that lives on a loft-and-lie machine. That work has its place. This room is about the adapter that lives in a modern wood. If your 7-iron needs a bend, we will say so and send you to someone who owns that machine. We will not mix the two jobs on one ticket and hope you do not notice.
Hybrid adapters that actually turn
Some hybrids pretend to be woods. If the hosel has a ring, we jack it.
Iron bending
We audit iron loft so the bag still ladders. We do not own a bending mill here.
The neighborhood
East Allegheny is still a work street
401 East Ohio sits in Deutschtown / East Allegheny, ZIP 15212. The stadium is a short walk south toward the river. We are not a North Shore hospitality desk. Parking is on the street or in the small lot behind the building if a tenant space is open — call the desk the morning of your ticket and we will tell you which.
If you are coming from Cranberry, 279 south dumps you close. From Sewickley, Ohio River Boulevard to East Ohio is the honest route. From the east, take 28 to the 31st Street Bridge and come across.