Re: Golfsmith and service
- From: "Brian Foster" <brianfoster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 14:57:15 GMT
I have also found GS service sometimes hit or miss. For the most part it is
usually good to very good but every once in awhile it leaves a lot to be
desired.
That said, when it comes to components and clubmakeing/repair, the guys in
the Austin, TX shop are pretty damn good. They don't just hawk components or
tools and they have provided me with several useful tips and advice on
subjects such as "reshafting a borethrough driver head". I'm a visual guy so
having someone actually "show me" vs just trying to explain it can be all
the difference I need.
The 800 phone line usually has pretty knowledgeable folks too. Again I have
had many more good experiences with the 800 number than bad.
I think of GS as the LL Bean of golfing. Rarely disappointed, usually very
satisfied, not the cheapest but very dependable quality.
"lucky4fingers" <only4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns981DE4A2EA06BwheresTheFifthcom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I was at the GS store in Denver ready to buy a new set of clubs. Service
was non existent. Hung around for approx. an hour. Store was busy but
plenty of sales drones there. Not one offered/asked if they could help.
Hung around close to several that weren't busy with other customers. No
reaction. Is this typical? Needless to say I left. I'll go to a smaller
store that will actually provide some service and advice - (or at least
pretend to.
.
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