spongebob59
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Rumour at our club (Canterbury) is that the branch in town is closing but they are relocating up to the driving range at the club.
Not going to happen now, there was a board meeting going on when we left tonight.
Rumour at our club (Canterbury) is that the branch in town is closing but they are relocating up to the driving range at the club.
Cant disagree with any of that m8Don't get me wrong I am always prepared to give them a chance and hope that the business can be saved without too much pain.
It's just that I think that, as a business, they need to choose their staff more carefully and try to avoid those that think that they ought to be playing on the Tour rather than serving paying customers.
In my experience they'll usually price match.
Also worth knowing that if you're spending a fair few quid they may throw in some freebies etc.
Last time I made a substantial purchase (Motocaddy, shoes, clothes & other bits n bobs), I was given 50% off the shoes and clothes, saving £100 or so plus a free trolley storage bag.
Have also had free balls when buying clubs.
Just have to have the nerve to ask if the store manager can do you a deal and see if they'll play ball... obviously can depend on the individual store, how badly they need your business, how close they are to their monthly/quarterly targets etc.
It's all my fault!Probably why they are now where they are!!!!
The stores do look quite sad at the moment. As much as I've run them down on here at times, I hope they can find their place and come back.Just stopped at the Hedge End store near Southampton at lunchtime... 4 or 5 chaps working and me the only customer...
Tour S shoes down to £130 and Pro SL £99. A quick google confirmed that the going rate (new models pending) UA trousers £10 more than my club pro shop.... didnt buy anything.
Looks a bit sad
The stores do look quite sad at the moment. As much as I've run them down on here at times, I hope they can find their place and come back.
Funny thing is I'm still getting loads of emails flogging their winter clothing but when I went into Bird Hills in Maidenhead it was Palm Grove (AG own brand) or bust. No UA, Ping, Adidas clothing at allCouldn't agree more sad is a good term, I went into the one in Canterbury on my way home today, shop was loaded with new clubs, 2nd hand gear galore, plenty of clothing and shoes and just 2 putters! But it's really out of the way to get had no idea it existed until someone mentioned it earlier in this thread.
Didn't buy anything then went into Maidstone store my local also on way home and nabbed an absolute bargain, yet that was pure luck because there was barely anything worth buying wasn't a single hybrid in the shop despite displays and advertising, hardly any irons, woods or apparel. Hoping they can resurrect something long term
Exactly what the Maidstone shop was like Palm Grove or walk up to Primark!Funny thing is I'm still getting loads of emails flogging their winter clothing but when I went into Bird Hills in Maidenhead it was Palm Grove (AG own brand) or bust. No UA, Ping, Adidas clothing at all
They've closed down all the stand-alone stores in the West of Scotland and now just left the ones attached to driving ranges and golf centres (Clydebank, East Kilbride and Irvine).
According to the AG store finder, yes.So Stirling still open too?
Mate tried to buy a AG voucher 2 days ago he was told we can take them as payment but been told can’t sell them until take over is complete
My mate said the East Kilbride store is still open but doesn't have as much stuff on display now.So Stirling still open too?