I mean, they're precision weight tuned!Never saw or heard of these before. I know… let’s spend over $100 regripping them.
Tales from the pro shop
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Who wouldn't want precision weight tuned clubs?
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Pro shop tales are told by guys who talk in the 60's, dress in the 70's, shoot in the 80's.
PGF is an Australian company (Precision Golf Forging) dating back to 1932. They once made high quality clubs and were played by many pros, but in more recent times have been sold as entry-level clubs.Never saw or heard of these before. I know… let’s spend over $100 regripping them.
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Talk about dedication to a club.Never saw or heard of these before. I know… let’s spend over $100 regripping them.
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Public Service Announcement:
Buying a full set of clubs from Good Will for $20 and putting $265 worth of grips on them doesn’t make them worth $300+. That is all.
Some of the grips were so deteriorated and stuck I had to torch them off.
Buying a full set of clubs from Good Will for $20 and putting $265 worth of grips on them doesn’t make them worth $300+. That is all.
Some of the grips were so deteriorated and stuck I had to torch them off.
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What say you? I say counterfeit.
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I say fake..
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God, and not even a good one. The little red dots aren’t even in alignment. The putter almost looks too smooth lines wise, if that makes sense.
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I know right?
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If you told me that was plastic, I’d probably believe it.
Has Scotty ever written Masterful on the bottom of a putter?
Or Tourtype SSS on the top of the cavity like that?
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Guy said his brother bought it in Japan where he’s stationed in the service. “Even if it’s fake it was $60.” Whatever.
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It’s a fake but if they don’t care
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No he was bringing it in for a regrip. Of course he wanted me to save the fake Scotty grip.
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Oh Lord, come on man even the grip looks like a pool noodleNo he was bringing it in for a regrip. Of course he wanted me to save the fake Scotty grip.
I should just get a fake one and save money.
Isn't that kind of their thing to stamp stuff all crooked like a third grader who ate too much sugar, though?
I just love this thread! Cracks me up every time.
It's pretty hilarious to see the stuff that gets brought into @MGoBlue's shop!
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And I’m not even the full time club tech. I’m only there 2 days a week. Can’t imagine the stuff the full time guy sees.
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TouchéIsn't that kind of their thing to stamp stuff all crooked like a third grader who ate too much sugar, though?
"Custom" I believe is what they call it.Isn't that kind of their thing to stamp stuff all crooked like a third grader who ate too much sugar, though?