treslocos7 asked:
I purchased very lightly used ap2s on ebay and want to know if they are real or knockoffs. any ideas
there is a serial number but it is shorter than the clubs at stores.
Check the serial # on the hosel with Titleist. If you bought them from a seller with high feedback and a good score you are probably OK
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Check the serial # on the hosel with Titleist. If you bought them from a seller with high feedback and a good score you are probably OK
Most companies like Titleist, Taylormade etc. will have a serial # located on the hosel. While it is possible that it may wear off over time…I’d say if the clubs are lightly used as you stated…you should be able to read it. Also if the seller has a high feedback rating and a history of doing business on EBay….I’d say the chances of them being knockoffs is pretty slim
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Most companies like Titleist, Taylormade etc. will have a serial # located on the hosel. While it is possible that it may wear off over time…I’d say if the clubs are lightly used as you stated…you should be able to read it. Also if the seller has a high feedback rating and a history of doing business on EBay….I’d say the chances of them being knockoffs is pretty slim
i think i know the site you purchased from. please check with titelist. this company has put out real deceiving ads on e bay. the first ones had misspellings of club brands. second one under different sellers id. third time better, but to older people noticeable. the clubs are frauds, pure total junk. please if it seems to good to be true it is. never has this rule been so abused as this company. the golf section on e bay must be used with caution . sellers fake feedback. poor club description. no protection from e bay . none at all. try to purchase from reputable dealer on e bay sites. good luck i hope yours are the real deal.
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i think i know the site you purchased from. please check with titelist. this company has put out real deceiving ads on e bay. the first ones had misspellings of club brands. second one under different sellers id. third time better, but to older people noticeable. the clubs are frauds, pure total junk. please if it seems to good to be true it is. never has this rule been so abused as this company. the golf section on e bay must be used with caution . sellers fake feedback. poor club description. no protection from e bay . none at all. try to purchase from reputable dealer on e bay sites. good luck i hope yours are the real deal.