Originally Posted by roob1 (Post 2326907)

If you as a seller have a tracking number that shows delivery, and buyer says did not receive, eBay will not hold you responsible. You don't need signatures and pics.

Originally Posted by Rich Iwaszko (Post 2326956)

Many years ago, I called into the Eddie Endelman Show. Red Auerbach (not sure on spelling)..........was the guest. Red said that golf was NOT a sport..............I told Red that most normal people go by the dictionary definition.........looked up sport in dictionary and one of the examples was golf............. Red asked if I thought he wasn't normal........ I said yes! You are far from normal, meant it in a good way. He obviously didn't see golfers as athletes........I think he was a little bias........but it was the Eddie Edelman talk crap show. :p

Originally Posted by MrChip72 (Post 2326897)

TEMU isn't owned by the country of China. It's a private company based in China.

Originally Posted by MrChip72 (Post 2326897)

TEMU isn't owned by the country of China. It's a private company based in China.

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 2326997)

Which by Chinese law is required to give their government any information that they want.

Originally Posted by HORNET (Post 2326749)

Went in about a week after opening in the afternoon, not busy, but had problems on new grips installed.

Originally Posted by BrianL99 (Post 2326933)

You're saying it's the Indian and not the Arrow?

Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2327050)

Can "we" say that??

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2326702)

Personally, I don't consider Ebay and Amazon comparable. I have never even seriously thought about buying anything from Ebay. Maybe I'm too old school, but I just don't trust Ebay.

A friend paid $80 to an Ebay seller for a camera, but he never got the camera. The seller's reply was that he sent it, and if he didn't get it, that's too bad.

Originally Posted by RUCdaze (Post 2326720)

The store layout is terrible. When you walk in, you're surrounded by clothing - mostly women's - and you have to navigate the store to get to golf items. Other PGA Super Stores have golf balls and accessories in the front of the store to draw golfers in.

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 2326997)

Which by Chinese law is required to give their government any information that they want.

Originally Posted by laboutj (Post 2327903)

I just left the store about an hour ago, my first time there. Club prices are in line with other stores (Golf Central, Edwin Watts), nice selection of clothes. The peripheral stuff (golf balls, gloves) are very overpriced, imo, compared to the stores mentioned in the previous sentence. I wouldn't go back unless I was already headed to Total Wines.