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I'm sure you are correct. 

So I think it's that they can't just bend the shaft or hosel to get it to a new lie angle. They adjust that and it changes the weighting, so they have to then adjust all the weights to get it balanced again. I get the impression that it's a bit of an iterative process and they do it all in the US, so they're paying US labor costs to build it and make it work how it's supposed to. Whether you believe in the tech or not, I think that's a true statement.

Ah, the old EE in the backswing move. Chest going back and staying down doesn't help.

Extremely outward path with a very closed club face. Maybe unless you have a stupidly weak grip, like right hand way over top, I don't think the grip is necessary highly correlated to this. 

I still feel like the $110 to $150 adder for a "custom putter" is a rip-off. It is built from standard parts. I can understand waiting 7 weeks (according to their webpage). But the extra cost just seems high. Everyone who makes irons and or drivers will build you a "custom" driver or irons for the same price as off the shelf assuming you just want standard parts built to your spec.