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johninspain Established Member

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I take it most of you guys are in the USA ! My sister is currently in clearwater Florida , can anyone recommend somewhere for her to go and get me some balls and tops etc !!!!!!

Pope33 Well Established Member

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I spend most of my time at Golf Galaxy and Golfsmith. Otherwise I order from their website and have had good luck with that. In Florida there should be may local golf shops. If nothing else, go to a good golf proshop, although that may be a bit more expensive.

Golf is deceptively simple and endlessly complicated


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Online only right now. The best pro shop around is gone. The range shop is vasitaly over priced as are the ones at the cources. Online is pretty much the best and only way i go now.


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Golf Locker has a pretty nice store in Tampa off the Dale Mabry highway. It is fairly close to Clearwater ~10 minutes by car.

http://www.golflocker.com/

Golfsmith is in the Clearwater Costco/Lowes/Target shopping center.

Costco, if your sister is a member, has some golf balls, their own brand of gloves in a 3 pack, and several tops.

There is a Sams Club nearby the Costco too. The last time I was in a Sams they had a few diffferent ball choices.

Depending on what ball you are after there are some sold at Target and Walmart. Golf stores and Costco will have the higher end balls than the discount stores.

Greg (in Boston, but I have relatives in Clearwater Beach and visit a few times a year)


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