too good ???????

[Norrin Radd]

website called wish, anyone use or heard of it as i have just been perusing their golf equipment . An M4 driver for £136. yeh i knowit must be fake but look at the pictures ,i couldnt tell if it was or not ,there are many other items on the site as well ,have a look and post your opinion.

 

[fundy]

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.wish.com

 

[robinthehood]

Yeah fake for sure, no one doing m4 at that price. do a who is on the domain

 

[Dibby]

The website Wish.com itself is legit. The issue is that they are just a marketplace, not a merchant themselves. So, it's like ebay, it all depends on the seller, if it's a random company based in China, selling a brand new driver for way less than anyone else, well you know it's too good to be true...

 

[need_my_wedge]

Mostly fake gear. My son has used it, bought a couple of clothing items, definitely fake.

 

[Tiger man]

Yes will be fake, but I know people that use it for various items and are can tell no difference to the real items as they are usually out the same factory. This is for clothes though not clubs.

 

[pokerjoke]

What would be the difference between fake and non fake golf clubs.
Would they work the same.

Many moons ago I had a fake set of TM Burners and used them for a couple of years and had no problems

 

[USER1999]

Seen plenty of fake clubs in China. They look very good, but are made of rubbish. No, they would not perform the same. For carbon fibre, read plastic, titanium, um, no. Shafts are not even good enough to call junk.

 

[duncan mackie]

I've had many clubs that were, unequivocally, not fakes.

They didn't work though.