A deeper look into R9 Supertri ferrules

So I have been told that my name was mentioned in a few golf forums...most of them positive remarks from customers on how happy they are with my service and products (Thanks guys ♥♥♥)

Then there was one guy (reputable in the golfing circle) who happily claimed that my ferrules were FAKE.

Well I usually take situations like this with a pinch of salt. I mean, you can't please everyone. You see, not everyone is a fan of Adam Lambert....that's what I mean, to each its own.

Due to the fact that the post was made by someone reputable, I feel a need to say something in response. Not in a way to want to pick a fight, but in a way of defending myself with facts.

Chill, I'm a nice person. I respect my own business, and I respect other's businesses too. There's this thing called Karma which I very much strongly believe in. We're all in it to make a bit of extra cash, so lets keep it ethical and honest. It is one thing to give a fact, and it is another to defame another person's good name.

I don't feel the need to advertise myself. Not at this stage anymore. The customers I have served in the past, and at present are my biggest advertisement.

Lets compare my ferrule, SIDE BY SIDE with a a Supertri golf club

(Picture on top is Supertri golf club, bottom picture shows my ferrule. Click to enlarge)

3 ways to tell if your ferrules are those from Taylormade:1) It smells like shit (LOL, its true, they stink!!!)2) Look for 3 dots on the top of the ferrule3) They are flexible, yet strong enough to go back to its original form

(Click on pictures to enlarge)

Peace out!