Cash in on Great Deals on Golf Equipment. Nothing but the Net!

In the past, it was a pretty easy decision where to look when contemplating new golf equipment. Pro-shops, sporting goods stores and local golf retailers were some of the popular choices. The game and industry is changing and there are golf outlets and a limited supply of existing golf equipment retailers. Sporting good stores limit golf supplies and pro shops don't have a large enough inventory. The reason behind the change is because more and more consumers are buying their golf equipment online.

Research and Comparative Shopping

The Internet gives you the capability to search for the best products and prices available. Getting the best value in every buying decision is important. Browsing online allows you to compare prices and models to determine what is best for you. Retail storefronts are not going to have the assortment of products as most online retailers. You are restricted to what retail storefronts decide to keep in inventory. Online stores have limitless options. You can find exactly what you are looking for and compare all models without having to the comfort of your own home.

The more choices you have, the more educated you become on the line of product. You can also visit the manufacturer site to get more information about the product in addition to what the retailer offers.

For those who prefer to get comprehensive research material and comparative shop, buying golf club products online is the best option.

Selection and Customization

Selection and customization is one area where the Internet is essential. The Internet allows you to get the best selection on the latest equipment and have it custom made. As we mentioned earlier, you are limited to product selection when buying from a retail storefront. Not only does it limit you to particular models, you don't have the option of finding certain fittings. Retail storefronts may buy two or three different brands and models that are usually built at standard length and flex. You are limited to any customization. You may not know it, but you could need a club to be longer or shorter or built with a flex friendly shaft type for your swing. PinemeadowGolf.com has an online fitting tool that helps you calculate what is best for you. Length and flex are recommended based on answers to a few simple questions. Another added bonus is not having to wait long period of time for your fitted clubs. Going online can usually speed up the building process and save you days or possibly weeks at a time.

Online retailers provide more brands, thousands of different combinations of clubs, lengths, flexes resulting in a custom fit product for you. This diversity of selection and customization, quality and prices offered on the Internet is unheard of in a retail storefront.

Since I can't Test Any Equipment Why Should I buy Online?

Most online retailers have great return policies specifically for this reason. You should be able to purchase equipment and return it hassle-free within 30 days if you're not satisfied. Even after you use the clubs, many online retailers will still accept returns. Warranty information is available on most sites and there is always an option to call or email for further clarification. Some online stores only take new items and charge a percentage to restock, but it varies from merchant to merchant. Many retail storefronts don't offer this type of guarantee. Make sure everything carries a standard manufacturer's warranty.

I hope we cleared up any doubts you may have about buying golf clubs online. If you are like us, we always are looking for the best deals. The Internet finds the best deals for you. One would think buying a customized item based on feel and look would be so much easier to do at a store location. But with all of the information, no risk guarantees, free shipping, forums, feedback from others and helpful customer service, the buying process online versus in a store can actually be easier. Have fun and enjoy your online experience!

The Pinemeadow Staff Writers are made of "golf gurus" who specialize in a variety of subjects in golf. The team is comprised of employees of PinemeadowGolf.com, a website that builds and sells custom golf clubs to thousands of golfers worldwide.