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has anyone purchased clubs from www.cheapgolfcenter.com?


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I found this website and it seems too good to be true.  I tried searching online to see if anyone has purchased clubs from this website before but I cannot find anything "negative" about this website.  That also concerns me as it really just seems too good to be true.  The prices are ridiculously low, I mean under $150 for a brand new Scotty Cameron putter?

Has anyone purchased anything from this website?  If so, is it legit?

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Taken from their site:

"cheapgolfcenter provides an acknowledge-before-you-buy process on all products by offering our potential customers much more the products information involved than any of our competitors. By such a means, we can assure you that regret will never happen after your purchase on our site."

If that sounds like a legitimate American golf operation, then go ahead and buy from them. If that sounds like someone from a foreign country, then the low prices they advertise may just be too good to be true (as in counterfeit).

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Another tidbit from their FAQ page:

"Q: Are your clubs brand new or used, if used, what condition?

A: All golf clubs are brand new, never used, so please do not worry about it."
The clubs may be new, but are they counterfeit?  I would worry very much.
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Of course they are counterfeit. There is a reason why they are not listed as an authorized dealer on any of the manufactors and why the website was created 90 days ago.

Originally Posted by Harmonious

Another tidbit from their FAQ page:

"Q: Are your clubs brand new or used, if used, what condition?

A: All golf clubs are brand new, never used, so please do not worry about it."

The clubs may be new, but are they counterfeit?  I would worry very much.

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