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**masterboyz** · 12-26-2011, 04:21 AM

I buy 99.9% of my golf stuff from my home course. I get good discounts for being a member and the PGA Pro/Owner is a close personal friend. I would much rather give my money to my home course, who needs the support, than to some online guy that I don't know and who could care less about me.

We are sort of at a crossroads in Indiana right now with online sales. Amazon has a huge warehouse here that employs hundreds of people, yet they charge no state sales tax. Our governor gave them this special deal to locate here, but they're time is running out till they have to start charging the tax. They are saying they will leave the state. I say, adios! Time to have a level playing field again with the little guys.

12-26-2011, 04:21 AM	#8
masterboyz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 586 Senior Member	I buy 99.9% of my golf stuff from my home course. I get good discounts for being a member and the PGA Pro/Owner is a close personal friend. I would much rather give my money to my home course, who needs the support, than to some online guy that I don't know and who could care less about me. We are sort of at a crossroads in Indiana right now with online sales. Amazon has a huge warehouse here that employs hundreds of people, yet they charge no state sales tax. Our governor gave them this special deal to locate here, but they're time is running out till they have to start charging the tax. They are saying they will leave the state. I say, adios! Time to have a level playing field again with the little guys.
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