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How To Save Big Money With High Quality Clone Golf Clubs
How To Save Big Money With
High Quality Clone Golf Clubs
A Guide On How Choosing
The Best Clone Golf Clubs
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Introduction
Many Clone Golf Club manufacturers currently flood the Golf Markets. They claim that
their Custom Clone Golf Clubs look and play as well as the top brand equivalents from
Callaway, Taylor Made, Ping, Nike, Cleveland and others, but at a much lower price.
But how good are Clone Golf Clubs? Do they really perform similar than their famous
brothers?
This report should give you the answers and help you to understand the concept behind
Clone Golf Clubs. Further it provides you with tips on how choosing the best quality
Clone Golf Clubs and where to buy them at the lowest discount prices.
The Clone Golf Club Concept
The clone concept is very well known in many areas like Computers, Medicine (generic
medicinal products), Car parts, TVs and other areas. In most cases you get a similar
quality but pay much less. The Clone Golf Club concept is nearly the same.
Clone Golf Club Manufacturer produce Golf Clubs that play and look similar to top brand
Golf Clubs and offer them at much lower prices.
The real question is: How good are Clone Golf Clubs really and how do they behave
compared to top brand names? Why can they be sold at discounts up to 70-80%?
Why can Clone Golf Club manufacturer sell at such low discount prices?
The difference is very low marketing and advertising costs. The cost spent for development
of new products and materials is a fraction of the marketing budget which is required to
promote the top brand products. Did you know that 70% of the retail price of a top brand Golf
Club is used for advertising and brand name development costs? This also includes
sponsoring of PGA Tour Pros. The internet is the perfect distribution channel for factorydirect Golf manufacturer. No expensive fancy retail shops and no middlemen result in much
lower prices.
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Tips What to consider if buying Clone Golf Clubs
Buy only from Industry leader Golf Club Manufacturers that have a long experience and
only use high-quality materials (e.g. shafts from leading companies like True Temper,
Graffaloy, Aldila). The shaft is the most important part of a Golf Club. Choosing a high quality
shafts makes the difference in performance.
Buy only from Golf Shops that provide Custom Fitting. The leading Clone Golf Club provider
offer free Custom Fitting. Custom Fitting Wizards and Tables help you choosing the Clubs
which fit perfectly your physique (right shaft flex and length, correct grip size).
Prefer Clone Golf Club Providers that have a 100% Money Back Guarantee within 30 days.
The internet is the perfect distribution channel for factory-direct Golf manufacturer. You will
get new Clubs at the lowest prices directly shipped to your home.
What Type of Golfers can play with Clones?
Clone Golf Clubs are a great choice for people who are looking for a great price value ratio. If
buying at the right Golf Shops (see our recommendations below) you can get high quality
Golf Clubs at a discount up to 80% compared to top brand names.
Clone Golf Clubs are available for all type of Golfers from single handicap to social Golfers.
Clone Golf Clubs are not for you if you attach importance to brand names. Clone Golf Clubs
look very similar to their top brand equivalents but have different names. If you prefer to
impress people by the name of your clubs and not with the quality of your game then clones
are not for you.
However if you want to save big money and do not attach importance to the name of your
Golf Clubs then Clone Golf Clubs are the perfect choice.
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Where to buy Clone Golf Clubs
We tested many Golf Shops and based on our experience we can recommend the following
Internet Golf Shops for buying Clone Golf Clubs:
GigaGolf
GigaGolf's commitment is to offer the latest in golf technology at affordable prices. GigaGolf
knows that not every Golfer is able to customize their clubs to best suit their swing speed and
physique. That is why they have developed the eFit system. The eFit system is a simple four
step process that takes your swing speed and three physical measurements and translates
them into custom clubs that fit the way you should swing.
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A wide selection of Clubs always ready to compete with the latest innovations from
the top brands
Great quality and customer service. We ordered last week a set of Lady Clubs. They
were shipped within four days overseas to Europe.
Excellent materials (e.g. Graffaloy or Aldila Shafts and Lamkin Grips)
Very Good custom fitting tool, even ladies with small glove size will find the right
grips. You can even choose upright degrees
Shipping is very fast and the costs are quite low for shipping to Europe (around $30).
Free domestic shipping in the USA for orders over $99
Pinemeadow Golf Clubs
PinemeadowGolf.com is the electronic commerce site for Pinemeadow Golf Products, Inc.,
located in Portland, Oregon. One of the leading Clone Golf Club manufacturers that sells to
Golf Players around the world. They produce hundred of thousands of Golf Clubs every year
and are one of the leading custom fitting Golf producers.
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The industry leaders with many years of experience
Good quality
Always the latest products
The Custom Fitting Wizard is easy to handle and provides good results.
Very good and fast Customer Service
No shipping costs for order of over $150 in Continental USA
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Relatively high shipping costs to Europe (approx. $50). We recommend to buy with a
friend (or two or three) or use bigger orders. The cost of international shipping is
much less expensive for larger shipments. This can bring your shipping cost down
very fast.
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How good are Clone Golf Clubs – Our Customers Reviews
On our site http://www.golf-equipment-advisor.com/clone-golf-club-reviews.html
you have the opportunity to read Clone Golf Club Reviews for nearly all models. You can
also provide your feedback based on your experience with Clone Golf Clubs and rate them
between 5 (best) and 1 (worst).
In general we receive very good feedback and most of the people are more than happy with
their Clone Golf Clubs. Here some of the latest reviews:
Turbo XL 6 Steel Plus Irons (compare to Callaway Steelhead X-16)
Karin just ordered the Turbo XL 6 Steel Plus Irons from GigaGolf.com last week. She chose
Graffaloy Ultralite Attack Lady Shafts (-1 inch from standard length) and small Glove Lady
Grips from Lamkin. The Clubs were delivered 4 business days later to Europe, which is very
fast. Karin gained 20 yards in length with the new Clubs and is greatly impressed by the
performance and error tolerance.
Rating: 5 (best)
Hugh from Ireland wrote: Just got the clubs three weeks ago, and have only played two
rounds with them, but they were the best rounds I have played all year. Had been shooting
low 90's all summer, but managed an 86, and an 82 so far with the new clubs. I am quite tall
so the custom fitting is a nice feature. The clubs look and feel great, have added at least 10
yards to my distance with each club, and made the game a lot more enjoyable. I live in
Ireland, and got the clubs within three days of ordering, so the service is second to none as
well.
Rating: 5 (best)
Turbo Power V-91 (compare to Nike Slingshot)
Paul highly recommends this set of irons. Easy to hit, far and accurate. The shaft is very
important. For him the UST Competition PHG 100, S-Flex was the perfect match. GigaGolf
offered him an absolute perfect service.
Overall Rating: 5 (best)
Professional Open 690 52 degree Gap Wedge (compare to Cleveland Wedges)
You must know that I love Cleveland Wedges. I play the 51, 56 and 60 degree 588 RTG
Wedges from Cleveland. I ordered the Professional Open 690 52 degree Gap Wedge from
GigaGolf. This Wedge performs at least the same as the four times more expensive
Cleveland Wedges. I replaced my old 51 Dual Cleveland Wedges with my new 52
Professional Open Wedge.
Rating: 5 (best)
We're looking forward to receiving your feedback. Do you have similar experiences? Do you
want to provide your feedback and rate your Clone Golf Clubs?
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How to find the perfect Clone Golf Club for you
The following comparison of Clone Golf Club vs. Top Brand Names will help you to find your
preferred Clone Golf Drivers, Irons, Wedges or Putters.
For the latest Clone Driver reviews and tips visit:
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Recommended Clone Irons can be found here:
http://www.golf-equipment-advisor.com/Golf-Iron-Reviews.html
For the latest Clone Wedges check out the site here:
http://www.golf-equipment-advisor.com/review-golf-wedges.html
And the latest Clone Hybrids can be viewed here:
http://www.golf-equipment-advisor.com/Hybrid-Clubs.html
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Square Drivers Golf - A Revolution Or Marketing Hype?
Discover The Truth About The New Square Drivers
You've probably heard about the new square drivers. Everyone's talking about them this
month. But will they be talking about them in 6 months? Time will tell. But here's the
facts on the technology behind them and what they mean to your game.
The idea behind the technology is that when you move the weight in the club head away
from the club face you create a more stable golf club that won't twist on mishits. This is
called greater Moment of Inertia (MOI). Greater MOI should lead to more stability and
theoretically make the ball go further and straighter. I guess you could say
manufacturers have gone to extremes with the theory and this new square design.
One reason manufactures have gone this direction is because the USGA has put a limit
on head size and the rebound effect of the club face. The head has
been limited to 5" by 5". That means the last place
manufacturers have to move weight to are the corners of the club.
The face is already relatively square so the back corners are
what's left. Thus the square headed drivers.
Both Callaway and Nike have already come out with clubs using
this concept. Nike has the SQ Sumo and Callaway has the FT-i. Not
many pros are using them although K.J. Choi won with the Sumo last fall. We haven't
heard if Tiger, a Nike endorsee, will be using the Sumo. Should be interesting to see.
Many pros are not using them because they say they go too straight. Thankfully
many of us "normal" golfers won't have that problem.
Component clubmaker Tom Wishon, who wrote the book, "The Search For The Perfect
Golf Club," wonders if this square technology and the chase for high MOI is really another
type of chase...to win the golfer's dollar.
Wishon said since golf companies have hit the limits for face rebound speed and head
size, now the race will be on to figure out who can get the MOI to the specified limit. But
he wonders if golfers who already have drivers that have a reasonable high MOI
currently will notice much of a difference with the new geometrically challenged
breed of clubs.
However, Golf Digest in its recent club test gave the new square drivers high
marks. It gave the Callaway an Editors Choice award and also ranked the Sumo highly.
One Golf Digest tester said about the Sumo..."It has a nice high ball flight...Better
players would rate it a 6 out of 10, but high-handicappers might like it." What that says
to me is it's straight and long but might have too high of a ball flight for a really fast
swinging golfer. I think us normal golfers will take straight and long anyday.
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The Sumo has been reviewed on some golf forums. On GolfMagic.com, Bob Warters and
his buddies took the Sumo and a clone version out for a test ride. They said all the
clubs were long and straight and might actually live up to the hype. In particular he
mentioned..."It's not perhaps what a leading manufacturer like Nike Golf would want to
hear, but first impressions comparing the company's latest SasQuatch Sumo 2 (squareheaded) drivers and a cheaper copy - the Turbo Power XQ MUTO 460Ti - detected little
difference in performance." With the new brand drivers selling for between $400 and
$500 dollars and the clone selling for under $100 it makes you wonder if all those
endorsement dollars are getting a little out of hand. I guess that's a discussion for
another time.
So it looks like the technology has promise. The only way to know
for sure it to give it a try. GigaGolf offers the above XQ MUTO for
$99. It's technology is based on the Nike Sumo. GigaGolf offers
the MUTO with a top-of-the-line shaft and grip. Might be
worth a try.
Well get ready golfers. The square headed drivers are here and you'll get to see if they
are worth the money and the hype. Come back here often and we'll keep you up to date
on how they work out.
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