Please Give Me Your Advice on Golf Equipment

by Mike Sigers

What is the one thing a golf equipment manufacturer could ask, tell, show or give you that would cause you to buy a new golf club?

Leave you answer in the comments section below this post.

One man’s (or woman’s) question is another man’s answer.

One single thing.

The one most important to you.

One thing.

Let’s tell ‘em what we want and make ‘em beg to give it to us!

It’s that time of the golf season for most of us.

The time when we sit back and wait for the manufacturers to bombard us with the new features of their new golf clubs.

They always have features, but they never have benefits.

High C.O.R? Who cares. What will it help me do? Drive the ball farther into the weeds?

Higher Moment of Inertia? Who cares? Will it really take 3 strokes off my game? Id so, why didn’t it do it this year?

Thinner face? Thicker topline? Whoop-de-freakin’-do!

Features, features and more features.

I need benefits. It’s all about me. Tell me what it’ll help me do and then SHOW ME how to do that.

Money back if it doesn’t work will be nice too.

Then YOU GUYS have some skin in the game and not just me.

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Mike 12.07.09 at 6:42 pm

I’ll get us started:

To get me to buy a new golf club, I’d like to have a 30 day, no hassle guarantee included at no charge.

If Walmart can do it, so can a golf club manufacturer.

If they can’t do this, then get out of the game.

If you’d rather email, instead of commenting, hover over my name to see my email addy. It’s after the http://

bob 12.23.09 at 7:44 pm

ummmmm I play 1967 hogan percussions…and for a change up, I’ll put the 1965 Dynapowers into play…
new clubs are silly!!

Ryan Jorde 01.05.10 at 7:48 am

I agree with you Mike. A 30-day refund policy does put some skin in the game for them. It also says they stand by their products performance. The markups on clubs are insane. They have to pay for their outrageous marketing budgets some how…just throw it on the consumer!

Ryan

I love the infomercials where every club outperforms every other club by being 30 yards longer and 30 yards straighter…hows that possible?

JLLewisGolfTips 01.13.10 at 3:13 am

The key to purchasing golf equipment is to get fitted properly. Testing at an outdoor facility is best. There are great indoor test facilities available and many retail stores have golf similators and/or an experienced pro on hand to assist with proper fitting of clubs. Properly fitted clubs will lower golf scores.

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