Club Stance Mirror — Fitting Guide

The Club Stance Mirror is cut to your own stance. Rather than a one-size mirror, you take two coordinates off your normal address position and your base mirror is built from them. The whole process takes a few seconds, and the calibration lasts a lifetime.

What you will need

  • The Measure Map calibration PDF — download it here
  • Tape
  • A hard, flat surface
  • A pen
  • A golf ball (optional — you can use the printed circle instead)

Watch Phil Kenyon’s fitting guide

Getting fitted

  1. Print the Measure Map calibration PDF. Print it single sided at A4. To check it has printed correctly, measure the grid squares — they should be 1cm × 1cm.
  2. Lay it out at your target. On a hard surface, line up the sheet with the ‘Place the ball’ circle at your target, and place the two grid sections at the bottom, making sure the letters A and B on the two bottom sheets align with the corresponding letters on the top sheet.
  3. Tape it down. Tape the paper to the floor so it stays sturdy and does not move while you take your stance.
  4. Place a ball, or use the circle. Put a ball on the printed circle, or simply use the circle on the paper as your reference.
  5. Take your setup. Step onto the paper and address the ball as you normally would. Settle into your ideal setup position.
  6. Mark your toe positions. When you are ready, mark on the paper where the inside corner of each big toe sits.
  7. Read off your coordinates. Each grid has letters down the side and numbers across the top. Read off the coordinate for each big toe — for example, D12 for one foot and D-17 for the other.
  8. Enter your coordinates. Type them into the boxes provided when you place your order. Those two numbers are what your base mirror is built from.

Not sure you have got it right? Send us your coordinates before you order and we will check them for you. We would rather spend two minutes checking than have you practising over a mirror that does not match your setup.

Tips

  • Always calibrate on a hard, flat surface.
  • Tape the paper down — even a small slip will throw the coordinates off.
  • Take your time settling into your setup before marking your toes.
  • The whole process takes only a few seconds, but the calibration lasts a lifetime.

What it looks like

The Measure Map printed on three A4 sheets, ready to take your setup and stance over.

The Smart Monkey Golf Measure Map printed across three A4 sheets and taped to a flat floor, ready to stand over

Recording your stance coordinates on the printed Measure Map.

Close-up of the Measure Map grid with toe positions marked and the coordinates read off the lettered and numbered axes

A golfer standing in their normal putting address position over the printed Measure Map

View the Club Stance Mirror