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**WenPyclenoWex** · 06-20-2010, 06:32 PM

The lesson here is always lose cheap no name clubs. They always get turned in.

We get 20+ no names a week turned in and no more than about 2 or 3 brand names. The brand names are always reclaimed, but the no names usually sit until the bin is full, then get moved to one of the barrels in the cart barn. When those overflow (200+ clubs), then the older ones are donated to needy and junior golf programs around the city. It constantly amazes me how many players lose clubs and either don't realize it, or don't care enough to reclaim them.

The players who have good equipment usually take better care of it in the first place, and are quick to look for it when they find it missing.

06-20-2010, 06:32 PM	#14
WenPyclenoWex Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 442 Senior Member	The lesson here is always lose cheap no name clubs. They always get turned in. We get 20+ no names a week turned in and no more than about 2 or 3 brand names. The brand names are always reclaimed, but the no names usually sit until the bin is full, then get moved to one of the barrels in the cart barn. When those overflow (200+ clubs), then the older ones are donated to needy and junior golf programs around the city. It constantly amazes me how many players lose clubs and either don't realize it, or don't care enough to reclaim them. The players who have good equipment usually take better care of it in the first place, and are quick to look for it when they find it missing.
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