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Comment on Fake Callaways Golf Clubs: A Guide to Finding Authentic Clubs Online (Part 1 – The Facts) by Richard Love you

Richard Love you — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 07:33:45 +0000

I have read a number of your post and I love it, can’t wait to read some more.

Comment on Fake Callaways Golf Clubs: A Guide to Finding Authentic Clubs Online (Part 1 – The Facts) by Karl

Karl — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 23:01:51 +0000

Just got a set of big bertha irons on ebay

the markings on the shaft have all been scratched off already
no serial number on the 8 iron though
does this model really not have a serial no on it?

thanks

Comment on A Special Thanks to the Readers! by T

Fri, 04 Apr 2008 01:30:32 +0000

Cool site, congrats on 1,200 – that’s huge! I’ll be sure to continue to come back

Comment on Fake Callaways Golf Clubs: A Guide to Finding Authentic Clubs Online (Part 1 – The Facts) by chris p

chris p — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:04:43 +0000

i have noticed that the seal between the face and the back of the club on the real one it is a rubber seal all the way round on the fake it is like metal painted black

Comment on What’s in the Bag? Gadgets: Sky Caddie by David Jackson

David Jackson — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 00:32:35 +0000

I have a SG2 and loved using it. Shortly after I bought it, I lost two of the three screws that hold the back cover on. I could not find any hardware store, electronics store or jeweler that had the same screw. I tried contacting sky caddie to order replacements. No one bothered to return my email or phone calls. After about a year of use, the yardage was off by as much as 8 yards at 150 out. Again I attempted to call and I wrote email, I never received a single response. This last weekend, I connected it to my computer to load a new course. Their software indicated my SK2 needed an update. I answered yes for the update. Now my SK2 won’t even turn on. I called the company, received a voice machine and left a message. I emailed them again. It’s been two days, plenty of time to respond and not one single reply. I like the system, but am fed up with the lack of customer service. I bought a range finder today. Some companies have poor customers service. Sky Caddie has NONE. If you buy their product, just pray you don’t have any trouble with it.

Comment on Fake Callaways Golf Clubs: A Guide to Finding Authentic Clubs Online (Part 1 – The Facts) by aaron wilson

aaron wilson — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 08:39:32 +0000

Hi there,
I have a callaway ft-i driver I purchased off the net. An unwanted xmas present. its a 9 deg neutral, stiff shaft 586 Speeder. I have a serial number for the driver but how do i check it or input the serial number in Callaways site. I go to the “product registration” page but its just more advertising.

Do you know of the link I need to check out my ft-i driver. help much appreciated.

Aaron

Comment on Coming Up!: How to Tell a Fake Callaway Golf Club from the Authentic by Golf Tip Jerry

Golf Tip Jerry — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 21:33:52 +0000

I’ve seen some fakes out there

Comment on Fake Callaways Golf Clubs: A Guide to Finding Authentic Clubs Online (Part 3 –Max Your Protection) by Global Golf

Global Golf — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 16:01:40 +0000

Here is a great article and video to help protect yourself from Fake Golf Clubs

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Comment on Fake Callaways Golf Clubs: A Guide to Finding Authentic Clubs Online (Part 3 –Max Your Protection) by used golf clubs

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