Skip the lintel, open the chalkboard
D-Plane Fit Hay Street · Fayetteville

Who holds the chalk

Three people who argue with chalk

Nobody here is a tour poster. They are the people who will stop a session if you try to shop a shaft before the third line exists, and who will still walk you out with a photo of the board.

CB

Founder · survey chalk

Cole Brantley

Former artillery surveyor at Fort Bragg. Opened Suite 5 in 2017 after a fitting in dry mountain air collapsed the first humid Saturday he played at home. Treats the D-plane the way he used to treat a firing fan: three lines, a benchmark, no story.

SH

Humidity plots

Marisol “Sol” Hines

Keeps the dew-point column honest. Will refuse to compare a January drawing to a July one without rewriting the margin. Also the person who makes Bragg weekenders admit the wind they lived in all week.

EQ

Short panes

Ellis Quade

Owns wedge and putter rooms. Sends people outside for pine-straw when the mat starts flattering a window. Cuts and bends only after the chalkboard stops wandering.

Who you actually get

Window sketches are Cole or Sol. Iron lattices are both, because one person watching five panes starts inventing a narrative. Ellis sits the short-game board and most Saturday Bragg half-days when the brick fills up. Tansy at the desk will tell you if Saturday is already gone; do not argue with Tansy about Sunday — the lights are off.

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