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Not sure if this is the correct place or not. Also, don’t know if this has been brought up before (I’m sure it has). Just wondering if any of y’all have tried any of the subscription boxes? If so, which ones do you like, and dislike?


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I did short par 4 for a little over a year. One out of 4-6 boxes were good. I stared before they offered the bigger box.

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I was looking at that one too. Is it worth the money, or would I be better off just going to tj maxx? I’ve gotten most of my apparel there. 


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If you like adidas, puma, and Travis Mathew it's not that bad. Ocassionally they send their own brand which is not good (bad cuts and cheap material). Personally I rather hit the sale rack at a course and get a peter millar or fj shirt for the price of one box.

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Thank you for the advice. I may just go with the tee club box for $11 a month. Comes with balls and tees. 


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10 hours ago, LarryEdwards said:

Thank you for the advice. I may just go with the tee club box for $11 a month. Comes with balls and tees. 

If you're going for balls and tees, there are other options that include picking good balls.

I don't understand the purpose of a subscription box though.

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I think it just the surprise factor for most people. I think I’m going to give short par 4 a shot for a few months. 


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