USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I used to buy stuff from a retailler in St Albans. It was cheaper than most, because it was grey market stuff. So you could buy a driver, and it would come from a pro shop in Greece, for instance.
Has anyone had any concerns with regards to the authenticity of the clubs they have purchased from the golf depot?
The only reason I ask is I approached a pro shop I have used before to trade a Callaway Mavrik driver I have bought from the golf depot as they had sent me the wrong club and I didn’t want to risk returning after hearing some of the stories on the forum
The guy basically came back to me and said they couldn’t offer a trade as it was purchased from the golf depot and as their prices are so inexplicably cheap their are questions marks over their validity.
He also said the shop don’t actually have a Callaway account either so there is also question marks over where the club originated from, they are on the radar of both manufactures and retailers alike.
The club I bought certainly looks the real thing but just wanted to check if anyone has managed to 100% confirm the club they received was genuine
That is nonsense.
You say that when you handed in a new golf club to part exchange, the guy said he won't take it because the place you bought it from sells it too cheap??
If you're concerned about the authenticity of your driver I suggest you send it back for a full refund.
Ebay, on here, facebook, lots of avenues.
I have read various posts on here with people having problems with regards to returns
I was not willing to take the risk as I am sure with everything going on it would not be the golf depot staff signing for any recorded delivery parcels at the moment, most likely the postman doing it for them
Didn’t want to give them any opportunity to dispute the returned item so decided against it
Well theres not much else you can do other than trying to punt it on for the same as you paid but in this climate you may struggle.
Did you pay via PayPal?
I'll give you £150 for it ?
Ye paid via PayPal but I see they have now removed that option on the golf depot website
I am in no rush to sell to be honest. Ideally I am looking to get the Mavrik Max which is what I actually placed the order for but he sent me the standard one instead
if you send it recorded to be signed for by a courier you’ll be able to open a dispute via PayPal and you’ll get your money back.
it'll cost you the carriage charge though.
So parcel force have just delivered my second golf depot order and I am again very impressed.
Adidas code chaos shoes in grey (I had ordered white but he called and asked to change to grey)
Sunderland Jacket (I ordered the Vancouver but he didn't have my size, so gave me the more expensive Quebec jacket)
Adidas polo, and he threw in a second one free (either by mistake or good will)
Pictures here
I have therefore spent £330 in two orders (order above plus an M6 driver and M6 3 Wood). An Internet search of the best prices for each item adds up to £630. It might be rather odd service but money talks so I'm quite happy.
Good to hear and the price is certainly sharp.
I have just purchased the same two clubs via the internet for £395 but I did specifically want the Tensei Blue shaft. Still better than £630.
But, unfortunately, I will not use Golf Depot due to a previous experience.
Hi can I ask what was the bad experience you had with them for you to not want to use them again?
Just the last 2? I think it was Orikoru who described it as a lucky dip online shop. Hard to argue against that description. Sounds good fun to visit in person though....so based on the last 2 posts, I won't even bother looking at the website!![]()
...so based on the last 2 posts, I won't even bother looking at the website!![]()