Be careful of Fake stuff at pro shops in Malaysia golf courses

I was recently at Palm Villa and Royal Johor CC. I was shocked to find that they were blatantly selling fake stuff, and for what must be a good profit. I wouldn't be surprised to find these being sold at the roadside stalls or even shopping centres in JB, but to find these at established golf clubs is really unacceptable.

In Palm villa, there were fake Scotty cameron putter covers, which looked real, until you look closer to examine the font and stitching. Also, they did not come in the standard scotty cameron packaging. The real thing would probably cost around S$200. They were selling it for RM 180.

In RJCC, i saw the same fake Scotty cameron putter covers. On top of that, the R11s driver headcovers as well as their boston bags also look extremely dubious. I was about to buy some Nike polo tees from the pro shop, but having seen all these fake stuff, i decided against it.

Anyway, just be careful when buying stuff from Malaysia golf clubs.

Haha SC... I mentioned the Scotty covers to my flight mates when I played there recently. Funny how pro shops can sell dubious gear.

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This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

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rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

dont get me wrong. this is not about malaysia vs spore. i'm just saying that it is shocking that this is happening at pro shops at established golf courses.

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Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

Wah. Which pro shop was this? That's a serious issue. Could they have been second hand clubs?

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personally i don mind and understand the seling of fake stuff as long as its price as a fake

Turbo wrote:: In Malaysia, U can only trust MST ... The biggest golf network chain in the whole of Malaysian ....

Bro, oro shop (mentioned by SC) in RJCC or JCC as it is known now is MST. I doubt they sell fake stuff....they are pretty reputable.

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

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Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Huh!! Talk about foul language.... learn to respect other opinion.....

Learn to type English correctly then you can talk here....

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AJTAURUS wrote:

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

Can you differentiate?? Of course you can, if you have seen the real one. You'll know the fake.... is the fake....

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

Can you differentiate?? Of course you can, if you have seen the real one. You'll know the fake.... is the fake....

Differentiate "A VERY WELL MADE FAKE"? U can? I rest my case.....

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

Can you differentiate?? Of course you can, if you have seen the real one. You'll know the fake.... is the fake....

Now, you make me have my turn at being very CURIOUS. Since you are so good at differentiating, why didn't you excercise your curiosity hormones at the pro shop and clarify the authenticity of the clubs on the spot?

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AJTAURUS wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

Can you differentiate?? Of course you can, if you have seen the real one. You'll know the fake.... is the fake....

Differentiate "A VERY WELL MADE FAKE"? U can? I rest my case.....

A fake item is still a FAKE no matter how good they are made....

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

Can you differentiate?? Of course you can, if you have seen the real one. You'll know the fake.... is the fake....

Differentiate "A VERY WELL MADE FAKE"? U can? I rest my case.....

A fake item is still a FAKE no matter how good they are made....

Can you justify gold just by looking and touching it? As Forrest Gump once said My momma always said, "Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." ==> IDIOTS!

you cant say that its fake because the price is too cheap. if they want to sell fast, they will take less profit and go for bigger quantity sold.

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

AJTAURUS wrote:

Begbie wrote:

rkangrah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

rkangrah wrote:: This is not the first time I heard.... But it's also the same in Singapore. There are some shops selling fake stuff too you know.

But are these pro shops?

yes... I went to proshop in SG and offered a set of Taylormade RBZ for $400 something dollar (which is much cheaper if you buy them separately). All the driver down to irons and putter. After closely looking at the irons, I suspect they are fake. They have a cheap graphic stamped on the iron. Plus I don't remember there is a RBZ putter on the market.

You are losing your credibility as fast as a piece of shit flowing down stream.. and i doubt unless u can provide any proof.. Ur shit dun stick.

Go learn a thing pr two abt wat is a pro shop b4 u decide to open ur big mouth.. And even if its remotely true, Im sure u must have given the sales guy the impression that ur a dumbshit for him to even try. Go figure..

Innocent until proven guilty. We are not in a position to determine nor have the technical ability to ascertain whether an item is fake or otherwise. Would you be able to differentiate the real m'coy with a very well made fake? I sincerely doubt so.

Can you differentiate?? Of course you can, if you have seen the real one. You'll know the fake.... is the fake....

Differentiate "A VERY WELL MADE FAKE"? U can? I rest my case.....

A fake item is still a FAKE no matter how good they are made....

Do they write the word "Fake" beside their logo so as why u knew they were and so bloody cock sure abt it ? If anything's gonna be fake over here or anywhere in the universe it sure hell its YOU.. You should just Cut ur losses and run.

unless it is spelled TAILORMADE, then definately its fake

Rkangrah

Since u run a custom fitting shop in jkt called RBk golf shop. Why don u tell us how to see if the club is fake or not? If you don't know, I see very sad for your customers and you sud just quit and run a talkshow is jkt since u like to ask Soo many questions but dunno the answers

audi wrote:: unless it is spelled TAILORMADE, then definately its fake

Haha! Like that example. Like I once saw a fake Adidas sandal being sold at at flea market. But of course it is branded as Adadis. Laughing

Anyone who don't know the spelling will fall for it. And then again it was sold at a flea market so no high expectation. pirat

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