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Not sure how much to trust them though cause I’m sure he is upset.

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You should have discussed them at least a little bit right? Shouldn't be that hard to figure out if they're legit.

Yes, for the most part they do seem legit. But man, some of the stuff is beyond my comprehension. The swing weight etc.

“Based off 6iron
37.5 - 1/2 inch increments 3-9
1/4 inch increments from 9 thru wedges

•63*- 1/2* increments 3-pw

•1/2* flatter from Pw thru wedges

•Shafts- Dynamic Golf Tour Issue X7 .355 TT
•Grips Tour Velvet 360 Std 1+2 wraps
•Loft - manufacture specs
•Lie- 63*
•Swingweight D2.5 irons D3-D3.5 wedges”

Shafts are correct and so is lie angle. He mentioned some swing weight but we didn’t go into too much detail. Think my confidence in it is obviously shook and I’m not real sure how to trust these is all.

None of that looks off. Relatively standard or close to standard.

He probably has, or in this case had, a tour van connection that would sell (real) irons to him for pennies and they would both profit by "selling" them at retail prices. Its not like we call up the OEM verifying serial numbers.

I have a putter that I purchased straight off the van in 2006 in Tejas. Its not uncommon to do that but in his case to be flipping them as direct from manufacturer is shady.

I mean as upset as i am i feel like a reasonable person. I understand his job is to maximize his profits. I’m not even all that bothered by him using business connections he’s made over the years. Now, i think there’s some ethical stuff that probably isn’t cool when he’s doing that. By all involved. You are correct that the vans aren’t supposed to do that. If he is going to use connections he’s made then he is consuming the risk if the customer wants to make a change. He also shouldn’t tell people he can’t just order heads when he obviously can. If what you’re doing is forcing you to lie to your customers then you probably shouldn’t do that. Cause when you get caught it’s a really bad look. With all that said, you don’t tell a customer you can’t adjust an order after 48 business hours when you ordered them from somewhere you didn’t say you were. By all means, makes as much money as possible, but you can’t put the customers satisfaction at risk then refuse to pay the consequences when it all unravels on you. That’s my frustration.

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know Tee it up always has a good bit of Mizuno demo clubs on display.

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He is a scammer.....Not gonna say how I know, but like you, you just know.

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He is a scammer.....Not gonna say how I know, but like you, you just know.

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Things are moving quickly for this baw. Board savant one day, scammer the next.

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Welcome back

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You're going to have to explain. You've got enough clout here as a club ho, that I can't imagine you don't have some inside info.