Tim Brantley
President & CEO / Fitter / Instructor
About The Golf Station
We don't have an inventory to move.
The Golf Station exists for golfers who are tired of guessing whether the problem is their swing, their equipment, or both.
No packages to upsell. No reason to recommend something you don't need. What we have is a way of looking at your game — your clubs, your swing, your ball flight — that usually reveals what's actually the problem. Most of the time, it's not what you thought.
Established
2005
Two DFW locations. One standard.
How this works
Most places start by asking what you want to change. We start by understanding what is happening.
You bring your clubs and your swing. We measure what you have and what you're producing. We read the data, but more importantly, we observe what's actually happening.
Then we tell you what matters and what doesn't. Sometimes that's equipment. Sometimes it's instruction. Sometimes it's both, and we tell you which one to address first.
We don't pressure you into anything. We give you clarity.
Running shoes
A specialist looks at arches, pressure, movement, and distance before recommending what you should run in.
Golf clubs
A fitter should understand your current clubs, swing, ball flight, and goals before recommending what should change.
A simple way to explain it
The wrong shoes won't stop you from running. They'll only keep you from running your best.
We think about golf equipment the same way. A generic fit can work well enough to get by, but it can also force your body to compensate on every swing.
One team, one framework
Everyone speaks the same language.
Our instructors fit. Our fitters understand instruction. You won't get contradictory advice from different people, and you won't have to start over if you work with someone else in our shop.
We're consistent because we built it that way.
This takes discipline. Most places don't bother. We do.
The standard
Before we change anything, we measure everything.
That standard keeps the work from becoming a transaction. TGS is not walking you to a rack, chasing one launch number, or pushing a brand because it is the newest story in golf.
The goal is to understand what is actually happening, then explain whether the right next step is equipment, an adjustment, instruction, or leaving something alone.
Listen first
The conversation starts with your game, budget, goals, and the miss you want to understand.
Assess the whole picture
Current clubs, motion, delivery, and ball flight are evaluated together.
Recommend the right move
The answer may be a club change, a swing adjustment, an instructional plan of action, or no purchase at all.
What makes it different
Backed by results, not marketing.
01
Brand agnostic by design
The conversation is not built around one manufacturer. The right answer depends on the player, the club, and the result.
02
Fitting and instruction inform each other
A fitting can reveal swing compensations. Instruction can reveal equipment that is making the player work harder than they should.
03
The finished club still matters
When equipment changes, length, lie, loft, shaft, grip, swing weight, and build quality all affect whether the recommendation holds up.
04
Approachable on purpose
You do not need to be polished before you walk in. The work starts with the swing and clubs you have today.
The team
The people behind the standard.
Logan Diomede
Fitter / Instructor
Mike Brisky
Instructor
Kevin Collins
Fitter
Two locations, same standard
Doesn't matter which one you choose.
Same approach. Same standards. Same team methodology. You get the same level of analysis, the same precision, the same honest assessment in Grapevine and in Hurst.
Inside the station
See the spaces.
We build what we recommend
No handoff between the recommendation and the build.
We don't fit you and hand you off to someone else to build your clubs. We do it ourselves. That means what we measured is exactly what you get. No variance. No compromise between the recommendation and the execution.
Relationship over transaction
Golfers come back because the questions keep changing.
The Weekly Tee, returning customers, and long-term relationships all point to the same thing: TGS is built for golfers who want a trusted place to return when their game, equipment, or goals change.
Relationship over transaction
A place to return when the next question shows up.
Start with a session, or use the FAQ if you are still sorting out what to ask before you book.