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**spacecrafty** · 05-19-2012, 02:25 AM

I'm not saying this about the OP at all

but I commonly see golfers show up at demo days just to goof around and hit free range balls

some guys at a demo day are serious shoppers, and others not so much. I think a lot of the confusion and bad experiences happen when there's confusion as to which golfers are shoppers and which ones are there for the free range balls

Hopefully this isn't being web pompous, but if companies behave in such a way that they are rude to people they think might just be there for the range balls, that is unacceptable. I don't think this is SOP for Callaway, nor any company, but all companies have bad apples. I would have gotten the salesmen's business cards and reported them to Callaway. They don't know that someone who is looking today isn't buying tomorrow. And it seems to me that the story in question were people who were serious anyway, not just looking.

05-19-2012, 02:25 AM	#21
spacecrafty Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	I'm not saying this about the OP at all but I commonly see golfers show up at demo days just to goof around and hit free range balls some guys at a demo day are serious shoppers, and others not so much. I think a lot of the confusion and bad experiences happen when there's confusion as to which golfers are shoppers and which ones are there for the free range balls Hopefully this isn't being web pompous, but if companies behave in such a way that they are rude to people they think might just be there for the range balls, that is unacceptable. I don't think this is SOP for Callaway, nor any company, but all companies have bad apples. I would have gotten the salesmen's business cards and reported them to Callaway. They don't know that someone who is looking today isn't buying tomorrow. And it seems to me that the story in question were people who were serious anyway, not just looking.
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