[igs00r]

If you walked out of there feeling as you have described, then you should let this guy's manager know that for sure.

[scoussysows]

Sounds to me like that was the start of his sales pitch. He was trying to plant the seed of doubt about your clubs so that he could move a weaker minded individual towards buying a new set of Callaways rather than adjusting the lie on your "inferior" irons. Why try to sell a lie adjustment when you could sell an iron set- there's probably a lot of Joe Sixpacks out there that fall for it.

[Z2sc8gEz]

ghsace - It hasn't ruined any chance I won't be spending a lot of money there over the years to come...I'm probably one of the happiest people still that a store like this exists so close to me.

Cayuga1210 - Good spin on it, but if he was a great salesman there is a plethora of other angles to work than the one he took.

[xsVfF9Em]

ghsace - It hasn't ruined any chance I won't be spending a lot of money there over the years to come...I'm probably one of the happiest people still that a store like this exists so close to me.

Cayuga1210 - Good spin on it, but if he was a great salesman there is a plethora of other angles to work than the one he took.

Good to hear man. From my experiences, they are a very solid company with some really great people working there. It still does suck that they guy was an idiot, but I'm glad to hear you'll be going back. In all honesty, their customer service with me was the best I had ever had at a golf store. The closest store to me is 1 hour away and if I need anything, that is the first place I go because of their CS.

[Xzmwskxn]

I'm not surprised with golftown I have only had one guy who was helpful. Everyone else at the ones in calgary either no one has time for you because they are involved with there own conversations around the register or they are hitting clubs in the sim while customers are waiting.