What Are Discount Golf Clubs?
Discount golf clubs are respectable clones of the well-known and more expensive brands. Now don't ever take clones to be inferior to the top brands. The only fault of these
clones is the lack of advertising. Their quality is not necessarily inferior.
You've got to be careful, though, some unscrupulous golf club manufacturers will try to sell you discount golf clubs or clones that are of inferior quality when your back is turned. It will be very hard to tell the difference between a respectable clone and a trying hard (TH) clone. About the only way you'll find out is when the golf club bogs down or fails you in the green. Let's hope it doesn't fall apart when you make your swing-or else, you become the laughing stock of the tour.
The Danger Of Discount Golf Clubs
The following questions are indirect ways to tell if the shop is trying to mislead you into buying a really shoddy discount golf club.Is the manufacturer trying to outwit you into thinking you're buying an original brand? Does the name bear an uncanny resemblance to a famous brand? How much information does he give about the club's specifications? Is he hiding anything? Specifically, what materials are used? A good manufacturer will give you many options to choose from, not lock you into a specific type.
It's easy to figure out the answer to the first question above if you're the type who goes around the mall window-shopping for golf items. They say the best way to spot a counterfeit is not to focus on the look and feel of the counterfeit merchandise but to train your guns instead on the original. Thus, if you know the original well, you'll know it when it's in front of you!