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Purchased a set of Ping G15 irons - looked great when they arrived but came from China, which was a red flag - tried to register serial numbers with Ping - serial number wouldn't register - took them to a Ping rep - totally fakes - he showed me the difference between the authentic G15 and the ones I received - not really noticeable to the average guy buy you'd know it if you played them - now I am trying to get my money back - don't deal with these people - totally phony!

Bought ping v2 rapture... 320.00... 320.00 in the garbagge... not even worth 100.00... fake fake fake

I think we're going to have to do a lot more research on this site before recommending. Can't find Versign registration or other pertinent information. Interpret any reviews to date with guarded skepticism.

Also look into other top-name online golf discount sources like tgw.com, golfgalaxy.com and golfsmith.com before doing any business with an "off brand" site.

Tried to buy a club from this site. Somehow, luckily, my bank refused the charge to my card. When I called the bank, they said it was refused due to it being a "suspicious transaction." I have purchased golf equipment from other reputable sites with this card before, so I am guessing they viewed the seller as suspicious, not the type or amount of the transaction.

I should have looked at the site more closely and done a quick Google search first. The page looks pretty fancy for a scam, but upon further inspection there are many typos. They advertise AMEX but don't actually accept AMEX. They claim to be an E-Bay Power Seller, but they are nowhere to be found on E-Bay. Their "Live Help 7x24" never works, etc.

After a bit of research, it seems their gig is to sell knock-offs. Nowhere on the site does it say the club you are purchasing is not the genuine article. Reading a few of the responses to questions from potential buyers on the site, they dance around the questions by stating that the clubs are "brand new" and that they "guarantee the quality" of the club. But never, "Yes. This club is made by TaylorMade."

Anonymous user: are these taylormade clubs genuine and with serial numbers or are they knockoffs.
EasyBuyGolf Reply: We can gurantee the quality and there is serial number.

User name: just wondreing are clubs from the main supplier and do they have serial numbers?
EasyBuyGolf Reply: Dear User name, Our supplier is authorized manufacturer, there is serial number.

So, I got lucky. Instead of getting into a mess, I am just having my bank send me a new card with a different number. I just wanted others to be informed about this site.

I found this site by accident. I was not looking to buy any golf equipment. When I looked at the site, they had great prices. I am always interested in a good deal. I purchased a Titleist 909 D2 driver. I later noticed a charge from China on my card. I called the bank and asked them to cancell the transaction as I never purchased anything from China. When the driver finally arrived I noticed it came from China. Although I am not an expert, it was obvious that this was not the real thing. It had the cheapest headcover I have ever seen on a name brand club. The shaft said stiff, but it wiggled like a willow switch. The shaft moved at least 4" in any direction. The actual club head I wasn't sure about. I had never seen a Titleist 909 D2. I started to research this company and found all this negative info. I could not find a good phone number, e-mail address, or location address. This is what most people had said about the company. It had multiple server sites, but did not actually have a physical location. What I did find that was different was the parent company. This company is in China and has multiple sites and names. I finally heard from the company after they received the charge back from my bank. Here is the e-mail along with my response. I hope this will help any one who has used or might use this site. By the way, I later bought this driver from a company I knew was legit. I only paid $30 more for the real one. When I received the real one, there was no problem in identifying the other club as a knock off.

"please return the driver to our supplier address, we will send you the postage fee with the money you paid once we get the club,
The address is: Name: zhengui wei Address:#49 Putao street, hechuan district, chongqing city, China, POst code: *******
Tel:*******940
Please inform us the tracking# once post out. Thanks for your cooperation
Regards

2011/1/23 Mike Negus <*******@pacbell.net>

I am not cancelling the charge back I purchased a Titleist driver. What I received was a knock off. It was a cheep imitation of a Titleist driver. Id would be happy to send it back to you, but I never found an address. There was an e-mail address, which nobody ever answered. Also a telephone number that went no where. I looked you up on the internet. There a lot of people trying to contact you. You work through so many different names and server sites it is almost impossible to track you. You are not the entity that I purchased the club from. They represented themselves as an American internet golf store. You guys have a real racket going there. You must make a lot of money scamming people. If you send me prepaid postage I will return this cheep club.

From: william Wong
Sent: Saturday, January 22,2011 7:03 AM
To: *******@pacbell.net
Subject: please cancel the chargeback

Mike
We found you chargeback from your bank, but we didnt get any info from you about the order, is there anything wrong?
Please let us know and cancel the chargeback
Regards"