Be careful if a deal looks too good to believe…it probably is!! There are loads of Callaway forgeries around now and they do look very convincing. They are manufactured in China and here’s some of the things to look for.. 1. Shaft decal on upper side of shaft (especially on Project X shafts) 2. Grips too thin 3. Grips upside down (ridge on upper side) 4. Ferules too small 5. Leading edge profile rounded instead of straight 6. Club head finish slightly different to “real̶Read More...
This is an interesting question and is actually more complex than it initially sounds. First, there is a big difference between clones and fakes. Clones are often made by the same factories that make the name brand clubs. But regardless of where they are made, the specs are similar or exactly the same as the branded club they are trying to emulate. However, clones will never be marketed under false pretenses. For example, a Callaway clone will never be marketed as a Callaway. Markings and labRead More...
PLEASE CAN YOU VOTE ON THIS GUIDE TO STATE WHETHER YOU FOUND USEFUL. IF WE CAN GET ENOUGH VOTES IT WILL BE SHOWN ON SEARCHES AND THUS FAKE ITEMS WILL NOT BE BROUGHT AND WE CAN GET RID OF THESE CON ARTISTS. THANK YOU Â Any Callaway Shirt with the label “Callaway Golf Collection USA” in black is a fake imported from Asia. Callaway don’t use this label!- These shirts also do not have a label with the country of manufacture. ALL golf shirts from the best known brands have a labeRead More...
Callaway Golf Company urges consumers to be aware of counterfeit clubs, bags and accessories. Counterfeits have been particularly common on Internet sites. These bogus products are often cosmetically attractive—making it difficult for the average person to readily identify them as low-quality fakes with inferior technology. How can you protect yourself from being a victim of counterfeiters? Here are some questions you should ask as you prepare to purchase genuine Callaway Golf products: 1. ARead More...