AidenSmith

What gets under my skin is that I'd looked at irons described as "as new" by 3balls (what they describe as "grade 6") that were about £60 (after taking delivery and taxes into account) cheaper than what I paid, but I preferred the idea of buying new irons (irrational or not, I prefer that I am the only one to have hit them) and was happy to pay a premium for that. I really hope that this person isn't just buying clubs from 3balls and then selling them on as "brand new" in a bid to make a quick profit, which, the more I think about it, could be the case. I did email him and he told me they were brand new.

Hi, I posted this originally in the counterfiet golf clubs thread, but thought it deserved a thread of its own, not least because it doesn't per se concern "counterfeit" clubs. Anyway, I've just purchased some MP32s from ebay. They were described as "brand new". I am new to ebay, but everything about the seller looked legitimate. However, I have subsequently noticed that the seller has purchased a few sets of MP32s from 3ballsgolf. The sets he bought are described as "as new", which means very good, but ultimately are second hand. What do you think? Have I been sold a second hand set as "new". Just if I knew they were second hand, I'd have rathered pay a little bit more and got a genuinely new set. Any thoughts? Do I have any recourse? Is there any way to check the clubs' provenance using the serial number? (Thanks in advance to anyone taking the time to furnish me with a response.)

HD is super, but it takes the shine off of watching non-HD broadcasts, which is a pity as HD broadcasting is still relatively niche.

Any AHCI fans, here?

Tiger. A better question would be who could win in a fight. Obviously not Tiger vrs Jack as he is today. That wouldn't be fair, but Tiger vrs Jack in his prime, that would be interesting.

I've moved this post to its own thread.