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Lyle Slovick Instructor, Level I Affiliate Member United States Golf Teachers Federation Good Golf For Life.com ©2008
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Golf Club "Clones" Here is an excerpt from and article that appeared in Golfweek magazine a few years ago, and is more valid today than ever. It's quite eye-opening, really. ********************************************************************** Made in China: Quietly, Club Manufacturers Reap the
Benefits of Globalization All markets and all companies were open for consideration," says Mike Kelly, Nike Golf's director of golf club business. "But we're focusing on China because that's where the technology, the expertise and the capacity all are." "We're in a global economy today. All kinds of industries, the computer industry, the semiconductor industry, you name it. They're already in China because they have to be. We're no different," says Barney Adams, whose company, Adams Golf, is supplied exclusively by Asian foundries. "Every day the golf industry gets more competitive, and it's incumbent upon manufacturers to find ways to stay alive." So don't let anyone convince you that the quality isn't in the Asian foundry components and the same goes for grips and shafts some of which we sell on this site, it's truly the only way to provide the best quality with the reasonable prices that let golf be a fun game for everyone, giving everyone an equal shot at great equipment. So the next time you see someone who obviously has the money to spend top dollar for their set of pro line clubs and chooses to do so, you can smile to yourself and know that your clubs are providing you with as much fun and many of the same qualities and features as their high priced cousins. For clubs that are not clones - they are original designs - but play like some of the major companies products, visit my other site, Golf Bargains Online You won't be disappointed!
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