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I'm not sure this is the right forum, but...

I will be visiting Orlando, for the first time, in a couple of weeks and wondered if anyone could recommend any particular golf stores for both new and used equipment.

Thanks.

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there is quite a few edwin watts they are the best stores in orlando they're big and carry allmost everything make sure to et directions it took a while for us to find them

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Hopefully you haven't already left for Orlando, but I just came across your post. Edwin Watts, as mentioned, has several stores in Orlando. In fact, there is one about three blocks from the airport. They have two or three, including an outlet store, over towards the Universal Studios/International Drive area.

Golfsmith has also opened a store within the last few months. It's located in the Mall at Millenia area and you can see it from I-4.

Depending on where you will be, there are several smaller stores and outlet stores that dot the city. Most are located in the more popular shopping areas and tourist areas.

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Thank you both, very much.

Sounds like Edwin Watts is the place to go.

Regards,

Tommy

Vancouver, BC CANADA

Driver: 905T 9.5 deg
Fairway Woods: 904F 15 & 19 deg.
Hybrid: FLI-HI CLK 21 deg.Irons: MP-60Wedges: Vokey 52/8, SM 56/14 & SM 60/4Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Design 1.5Bag: S64 StaffBall: NXT Tour

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