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**TheBest-Host** · 05-19-2012, 12:18 AM

I have to disagree a bit, the whole purpose of the demo days is for them to fit the person with the best club and SELL the clubs. I understand they may not have time to fully FIT everyone they see. But if the purpose isn't to sell golf clubs why have the demo days.

Exactly, when I went to the cleveland one and the rep just went through everything with me starting with the driver and he would hand me what he thought I would hit better and it made a difference, even without an appointment he helped me figure out what loft/shaft combination would be best for me. I was really impressed by this demo and I expect all of them to be like this since in fact it does cost around 2 grand to get a new set up from the 2012 line up, that's some serious money and if a company refuses to help a customer, I'm taking my business elsewhere.

05-19-2012, 12:18 AM	#6
TheBest-Host Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 463 Senior Member	I have to disagree a bit, the whole purpose of the demo days is for them to fit the person with the best club and SELL the clubs. I understand they may not have time to fully FIT everyone they see. But if the purpose isn't to sell golf clubs why have the demo days. Exactly, when I went to the cleveland one and the rep just went through everything with me starting with the driver and he would hand me what he thought I would hit better and it made a difference, even without an appointment he helped me figure out what loft/shaft combination would be best for me. I was really impressed by this demo and I expect all of them to be like this since in fact it does cost around 2 grand to get a new set up from the 2012 line up, that's some serious money and if a company refuses to help a customer, I'm taking my business elsewhere.
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