Help others: Where do you shop/recommend online for golf
We obviously get a lot of junk and dodgy links on here for online stores.
So where do you shop online and who would you recommend ?
Reply : Mon 12th Jul 2010 16:18
I usually shop online at either
http://www.onlinegolf.co.uk/
http://www.americangolf.co.uk/
http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/
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All 3 have good deals and shipping is usually very quick.
Last edit : Mon 12th Jul 2010 16:19
Reply : Mon 12th Jul 2010 16:37
As above very competitive price wise and always good delivery.
Reply : Mon 12th Jul 2010 16:51
I have recently used www.onlinegolf.co.uk maily because on all club purchases over £100 you have a 90day return guarantee. I bought a Nike Str8 driver which didn't suit so I have returned it under this guarantee by which they give you a voucher for 90% of the purchase price to put towards another club. You only have this option for one time. The prices are good, delivery quick and customer service seems to be good.
Will report back on receiving replacement club
Reply : Mon 12th Jul 2010 17:39
I also use online golf.
Have bought many things from there but recently I bought a pair of Nike Air Elite II golf shoes & they have an offer at the moment where if you don't think there the most comfortable golf shoe you've worn you can havea full refund (I think that may be a Nike offer?)
good customer service & quick delivery.
They also have the loyalty points scheme.
Reply : Mon 12th Jul 2010 23:57
Got my Nike stand bag(s) from 118golf, and they've been very helpful - now on my third after the other two fell to pieces and they've replaced them within days. Only gripe is they aren't contactable by phone, only e-mail.
Tend to trawl e-bay for balls to try and find bulk deals, got stuff from the golf professional, snainton golf and a couple of others, I tend to go for the ones that are run by pro's from established golf club shops and have never had any problems (yet).
Reply : Tue 13th Jul 2010 09:21
I know you have asked for online golf stores ,but i think if one of these are close to you I would recomend a visit I can only comment on my experience at my local store ,but I think
http://www.europrogolf.com/
Not only are they internet savvy with thier prices they all have driving ranges so you can demo everything .
I personally use the one at Cardiff http://www.cardiffgolf.com/ where they stock everything from starter kits to highend brands. The staff are very knowledgeable and and actively play golf to a high standard.So wether your advanced or a begginer in golf they have the experience to point you in the right direction and without pushy selling.
I have supplied items from http://www.cardiffgolf.com/ for some GS members that they couldn't price match anywhere eles (one in this thread) and one I pick up gear for on a regular basis.
Reply : Tue 13th Jul 2010 11:47
Agreed Dave.
Given we get a lot of questions on this topic, like the MGP one, thought it would be could to get the thoughts/recommendation of the Golfshake collective from others experience. People will always want to buy online to gain cheap prices etc.
Was just an idea.
Reply : Tue 13th Jul 2010 13:04
http://www.best4balls.com - only place I've found that stock the TF Gamer V2 at a good price and the free delivery service is great (when ordering 2 boxes of balls)
http://www.gamolagolf.co.uk/ - good for grips and other accessories with good customer service
Reply : Thu 22nd Jul 2010 17:15
I use boht online golf and direct -golf.co.uk. i usually find direct golf pretty good on most things and they have good deals going on now and again. other than that, my wife does a great seach through the internet and she usually ends up finding the best deals !!!!!
Reply : Thu 22nd Jul 2010 18:08
Follow up about www.onlinegolf.co.uk:
I returned the club under their 90 day guarantee and ordered another club. Very disappointed in their service for this option. After 5 phone calls over a 2 week period I eventually received the replacement club only to find they sent me the Draw version when I ordered the neutral version.
I couldn't be bothered to return it and have probably a longer wait, so will make do with it.I wouldn't personally use them again.
Hope this helps anyone looking to use their 90day return warranty.
Reply : Thu 22nd Jul 2010 18:25