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fake golf clubs
Equipment
15/06/12
Counterfeit Campaign: More fake equipment seized in Shanghai
Brands claim it is another battle won in the fake clubs war
Equipment News
10/03/17
How to spot fake golf clubs: page 2
Whether you are buying first or second hand, go through this checklist to make sure you're not being duped
Equipment News
10/03/17
How to spot fake golf clubs: page 3
Whether you are buying first or second hand, go through this checklist to make sure you're not being duped
Equipment News
10/03/17
How to spot fake golf clubs: page 5
Whether you are buying first or second hand, go through this checklist to make sure you're not being duped
Equipment News
10/03/17
How to spot fake golf clubs: page 7
Whether you are buying first or second hand, go through this checklist to make sure you're not being duped
Equipment News
10/03/17
How to spot fake golf clubs: page 9
Whether you are buying first or second hand, go through this checklist to make sure you're not being duped
How to spot a fake golf club
Equipment News
10/03/17
How to spot fake golf clubs: 10 things to check
Whether you are buying first or second hand, go through this checklist to make sure you're not being duped
Golf club counterfeiters found guilty with $1.8 million of fake equipment
News
28/04/21
Golf club counterfeiters found guilty with $1.8 million of fake equipment
A group of Chinese counterfeiters were found guilty of selling fake golf equipment, featuring high profile brands such as Callaway, TaylorMade, PING and more.