Fake club question

I'm always amazed that some people think that some websites that sell full sets for the price of two or three wedges(legit ones) can be genuine. Never is it truer than with new golf clubs, that if it is way too good to be true then it probably is

But one thing that has got me recently is, when you think of the work that goes into making these new drivers that are carbon fibre/metal mix....how do the 'fake' people do it. There is alot of work in making carbon fibre products, it is a slow process and a certain amount of skill is needed

Just a thought

Welcome back Ivan, hope you are still showing them how to do it.

Glad to see you back aswell Ivan, always enjoy your posts. John and I only mentioned you the other day in conversation and you have re-appeared (we must be careful who we talk about in our conversations JP ). Its good that you have learnt how to assemble your own sticks ,not exactly rocket science is it.

 Are you still out there at it and if so how the season go?

Dave

Hello Ivan, I can still remember our game at Corby, with those monstrous drives of yours. Three woood at the first if I remember, pin high to the flag. Over 300 yards and the course was not running at all.

Nice to hear that you are now building your own, that will save a lot of dosh in the long run.