Four fittings, tuned for the walk
Every fitting begins with the bag on the scale and ends with a lighter, quieter set.
Elevation 6,512 ft Season Apr to Nov Open Wed to Sun
Trailhead for walkers, Durango
Quiet Carry fits clubs for people who walk the course with their own bag. Lighter sets, honest numbers at six and a half thousand feet, and advice that respects your back.
Every fitting begins with the bag on the scale and ends with a lighter, quieter set.
A fitting here is part conversation, part measurement, and entirely unhurried.
We weigh your bag and each club. You may be surprised.
We ask how many holes, which hills and how long you carry.
With altitude-aware numbers on the screen.
A written plan, a lighter set and a shorter list of clubs.
Wes Hartigan guided river trips on the Animas for nine years and caddied at Hillcrest on his days off. He noticed that the golfers who walked were happier, and also that most of them were hauling a bag built for a cart.
He opened Quiet Carry in 2014 with a small bench, a launch monitor and a bathroom scale. The scale is still the first thing we use: weigh the bag, weigh the clubs, then talk about what you actually need.
Imogen Pratt joined as a builder in 2017 and Teo Marquez in 2021 for bags and walking gear. Between them they have built more than two hundred light sets for people who would rather not use a cart.
I lost four pounds from my bag and gained ten yards on my drives. Wes made both happen.
Imogen built me a set that weighs less than the driver in my old bag. I walk all eighteen now.
They told me exactly how far my clubs fly at altitude. I had been guessing for twenty years.
La Plata County mostly, and the mountain towns around it.
Short notes from the shop and the course.
Tell us how you play and how far you walk. We will take it from there.
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