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Probably okay but why risk it if they don't have any good deals on the site? Whatever you are looking for you could likely get it cheaper somewhere else.

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Has anybody out their purchased golf equipment from Yeyasport .com ?  Is it a legitimate and safe website to purchase from?

Not sure, seems like they only sell bags, apparel and accessories. These guys are good

http://www.globalgolf.com/?utm_source=thesandtrap&utm;_medium=banner&utm;_campaign=sponsor-logo

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Yeyasport is located in Hong Kong, doesn't have much of a track record, and I can't find any reviews or ratings on any of the major sources I would know to check (Better Business Bureau, Resellerratings, Bizrate, Trustpilot, Ripoff Report). How would you even know they aren't selling counterfeits?

I would stick to major online retailers with lots of positive reviews and A+ ratings, like GlobalGolf, TGW.com, and Rock Bottom Golf.

[And if you are OK with clone clubs, I've had good experiences with GigaGolf].


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Not sure, seems like they only sell bags, apparel and accessories. These guys are good

http://www.globalgolf.com/?utm_source=thesandtrap&utm;_medium=banner&utm;_campaign=sponsor-logo


I'd agree on global golf.


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I've ordered a driver and golf shoes {2 separate orders) from budget Golf in Joliet, Ill. They seem to be good, both orders handled well and the products were just as advertised. I will be ordering from them again also.


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