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PGA TOUR Superstore

PGA TOUR Superstore

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165 Inverness Plaza #A, Birmingham, Alabama, 35242, United States
(205) 440-4200 m.pgatoursuperstore.com
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Mar 24, 2018
2nd time to store trying to buy a driver. Unless you are buying a 600.00 driver they are not interested in helping you. Asked for help to fit me for new driver. I hit 3 balls and he was ready for me to leave. Didn't want to help and didn't act like he wanted to be there. After reading other reviews I should have known better than come back a second time. Will never go back!

Apr 26, 2018
Reviews are accurate. Complete ***holes. First thing the guy at the simulator asks when I ask to hit a driver in the range is if I’m in the market with a smirk...

Mar 12, 2018
I realize that 7:57 PM is basically 8:00, but why even ask what is it that I needed if your reply was going to be, “we open back up at 10:00 in the morning.” Literally just needed 2 scotty Cameron grips that were right beside the register. C’mon man.

Jun 18, 2017
So in the span of three weeks I drop over $1,000 in the 280 store.....completely upgraded every club in my bag "m2 irons" including a new $150 bag. I purchaced two fairway woods, a putter and a new Bag during my last visit. The cashier charged me twice for the woods....when i questioned it he acted like a jerk and started talking under his breath. I showed him on the receipt because he said "no i didn't". He was to busy chatting with another employee behind the counter to do his job. No big deal the guy just sucks at customer service right. So today I walk in the door at 20 minutes til 6pm. They close at 6pm. I was asked as i walked in the door if I knew what I wanted because they were about to close. Told him i was going to get a new driver needed to get a 10.5 degree. He asked again did i know which one I wanted because they are closing. With a smile i just said no problem I'll go somewhere else. I will never spend another dime in this store. Tomorrow I'll drive over to Inverness Golf and pick out my $500 driver for my post father's day gift. Inverness Golf for me from now on.....don't waste your time or money on these rude idiots. Worst customer service I've ever!

Jun 21, 2017
What's it to love? It's a store. It's a superstore at that! They have a sign that says they provide world class customer service. Clean business. Nice people. It's what's up my friends.

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