Company you wont buy equipment from?

[joseywales]

I don't really like the look or feel of Nike or Taylormade either. Nike irons I have hit seem too clunky lacking alot feel. Nike drivers feel like waffle irons on a stick. I used to like Taylormade drivers but don't like the way they set up anymore for some reason. To each his own I guess.

[BASHERBAKER69]

Im against anything that takes the skill out of the game..if you don't want to practise then take up tennis!

[MrKadash]

Scotty Cameron or Nike.

[DirtCheap]

I guess I won't ever buy from ping..

Nothing personal, I have just heard stories of how you have to know their color codes to know what metal alloy is in each club head, then you have to know which alloy you want and then... and then.... and then...

Seems to be too many choices. (if that's possible)

They also don't seem to age well. I've seen pings that are just a couple years old and look almost green with corrosion.

Thats too much work for me.

[golf_junkie27]

Golfsmith. They just don't have a knowledgeable staff and are pushing products because of the name.

Today, I went because I was interested in hitting some 460CC drivers. There was a woman hitting various drivers, the same distance, about 50 yards. Had she been out on the course she would have killed about 200 worms. The caddie never once recommended a higher degree driver, different shaft, etc. He kept handing her different Taylormade drivers, then Callaway and then gave her a Nike Sumo driver. I really wanted to say something when he said "You're not hitting them far but you're really hitting it straight."

This woman was likely to leave with a $250 driver and no idea why she could not get the ball, airborne. I'm sure he was going to recommend a box of Nike Platinum One balls, too. You know, "Tiger uses them."

[marpr]

Nickent. Powerbilt. Cougar. Dunlop/Maxfli