Please Book An Appointment Prior to Your Visit; Phone Hours 9a-9p Daily
Welcome to Jaxon Golf
Building you the club that is required.
Welcome to Jaxon Golf
Building you the club that is required.
Lessons, Sim, Club Sales & Repair for the Metro-Boston Area
129 Pearl Street Somerville MA
Conveniently located in East Somerville, with easy access to Route 93 and McGrath Highway (MA Route 28), on the corner of Cross Street and Pearl Street. Parking is free on Cross St.
Stops for MBTA Lines 80 (Arlington Center - Lechmere) and 90 (Davis - Assembly Square) are located just outside the shop, and we are a short walk from the Gilman Square and East Somerville stations on the GLX.
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Shop Hours
- Hours shown are subject to change
- We are primarily an appointment based business
- Calls & text messages will be replied to between the hours of 9:00am - 9:00pm
- Please call ahead when possible
- Range Time can be booked using the Self-Service Scheduler alone, no call required
- You may request range time or other appointments outside of these listed hours (approval TBD by Tyler Jon)
- Use Google.com or Google Maps to check for closings or updates to hours
- Hours are subject to change based upon the family needs of our only staffer
- Fittings and Lessons must be booked and confirmed in advance, preferably no later than 2 days prior; those appointments must be scheduled through the Founder via founder@jaxongolf.com or 857.939.9110
What We Do
Tyler Jon Morrison brought his business to Somerville, MA with the specific intent to fill in the gap that exists for golfers who have equipment needs not being fulfilled by the big box stores nor the ultra-pricey elite fitters: "Golfers of all skill levels are looking for the same thing when it comes to their equipment, and that is they are looking for someone to give a damn, and that's where I come in." - Tyler Jon Morrison, Founder
Who is Jaxon Golf?
Tyler Jon Morrison
Jaxon Golf is Tyler Jon Morrison: he is the sole worker here, making him the CEO, swing coach, clubsmith, and master fitter to name a few of his titles aside from 'Founder'.
He founded the business 2019 after a lifetime of love of the game. His mission is to make golf an accessible and inclusive game; Jaxon Golf strives to offer this opportunity to everyone, regardless of age, gender, race, orientation, identity, and financial situation.
Nothing is as pure as the unconditional love and support of a father that forgives & welcomes back his estranged son; the place where Tyler and his father re-forged their relationship later in life was the golf course. It was in 2013, after the death of his father that Tyler first decided to enter the golf industry. Tyler had never been the best at construction or installing granite countertops like his brothers and dad, but the cross-section of golf and artistic craftsmanship provided the niche he fit in perfectly in the club repair shop of the Golfsmith Watertown store the next spring. Since then, he has dedicated nearly every waking moment to refining his craft and becoming a true student of every aspect of the game.
The notoriety of his knowledge base, skill set and craftsmanship has continued to grow amongst his loyal clientele; Tyler has a Google rating of 4.9 Stars with dozens of glowing reviews.
He is your neighbor...and a nice guy to boot...that loved golf enough to build his own brand of golf equipment. He wants to put his experience and ingenuity to work for you. He sees a bright new future for golf equipment retail that empowers the customer to be fit or fit themselves as they see fit. He feels that good ideas don't necessarily need to equate to a high price tag, and that's a good thing for those that feel that golf should be more accessible. He finds the process of process-improvement fascinating.
He is a father to a wonderful son who is better at everything than himself. Tyler is also the son of two heroes: a Vietnam War veteran and a 9/11 First Responder. He is a former paramedic and former member of the Massachusetts Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT MA-1), that has lost team members to cancer from responding to Ground Zero of the World Trade Center Attacks of September 11th, 2001. His mother, also former DMAT member and 9/11 First Responder, my former teammate and the consummate charge nurse of the squad, lost her battle with Ground Zero Syndrome metastatic breast/brain cancer, passing away February 18th of this year, 2025 surrounded by family.
Jaxon Golf lost Jaxon Jake Morrison, the most beautiful doggo in the whole wide world, the nation's most acclaimed Dogtor of Medicine and Naps, the handsomest and most loyal red nosed pibbleface you've ever laid eyes or chest-rubs upon in May of this year 2025. "I hope Jaxon knows I never wanted to leave the pack and that I planned to love him and hold him forever if needed, just to hear his sigh again, just one more time. I planned to hug him goodbye and tell him what a good boy he always was and I hope so much that he understands this from over the rainbow bridge." - TJM
[Update: I won't "unwrite" my grieving words here, but I will say life does indeed go on and this world has plenty of oppressed folks who simply need our voices and support to live for and to fight for.]
He sees the golf course as a place for us all to return to a sense of normalcy during turbid times, to mend relationships as well as form new ones, and a place to work on values that matter.
Supporting Cast of Characters
Jaxon Jake Morrison aka Bubs
Jaxon Jake Morrison aka Bubs
Jaxon Jake Morrison aka Bubs
Official mascot and namesake of the business.
Middle name taken in honor of Thomas "Jake" Morrison, Tyler's late father.
Loves long walks, chicken, and squeaky toys.
Pretty useless at making and repairing golf clubs. Excels at knocking them over with his tail.
Rest In Peace Bubs <3
January 2014 - May 2025
Birble Fitzpatrick Morrison
Jaxon Jake Morrison aka Bubs
Jaxon Jake Morrison aka Bubs
Newest addition to the clan! Stealer of tees, pencils, ferrules, and bud.
Official investigator of all apertures.
Named in honor of Matthew Fitzpatrick after rescuing him off of the sidewalk the same week Matt won the U.S. Open at the nearby CC of Brookline.
Wondering when Tyler Jon is going to design a golf club for birds.
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