Who holds the jaws
Offset Bay is small on purpose. If a name is on this page, that person still touches irons in Suite 4. We do not staff a “fitting concierge.”
Mill lead · Kettering
Opened the Monument room in 2015 after six years in iron QC at a Dayton satellite that no longer exists. She still files the hosel V-block herself and will send a sleeve-wrench golfer back down the stairs without a speech. Maren’s notes on the traveler are short, rust-ink, and usually right.
Caliper tech · Fairborn
Learned to trust a surface plate before he trusted a launch number. Three repeats or it did not happen. Theo keeps the digital jaws calibrated on the first Monday of the month and argues with OEM “progressive offset” charts the way other people argue with umpires.
River-turf notes · Dayton
Grew up near Island MetroPark and still walks the river after Saturday close. She decides when the mat gets water and when it stays honest-dry. If a cavity’s extra lag is supposed to skate June Bermuda, Inez is the one who says whether it actually did.
Winter mat · Huber Heights
Runs January through March, when downtown golfers want a number they can use on a heated range. Ellis marks every sheet “dry indoor” in ticket face so nobody confuses a winter print with a Great Miami morning. He also keeps the freight elevator from eating bags.
Desk
Maren or Ellis on weekdays. Saturday mornings rotate. Email bay@offsetbay.shop if you would rather skip the phone. We confirm windows; we do not auto-lock a calendar from a form.