I was just snooping around wrx forum....I know I know, despite all the 'whoo haa', I still visit that site.
Well I'm not a loser just being nosy LOL! Besides, it's one of the best forums to talk bout golf,..well I don't talk there now. Just read.
Anyway I heart wrx!
This guy says he thinks he bought a fake 910F wood. OMG!
So fast and there are fake 910F woods? This is scary but I do agree it looks super fake....How do you tell it is fake? Or rather, how do I tell?
look around the screws (weight) screw it looks so poorly done up. Also notice the little screw to hold the sleeve? It's got 2 lines...fake Titleist screws out there has 2 lines, the real Titleist screws have only 1 line.
Go check it out if you don't believe.....my hubby is a great Titleist fan since 10 years ago! LOL....he has two 910 drivers (yes I nagged at him...why do men need sooo many drivers?)...so I stare at his driver everyday while I clean the house! hahahahah
This FW wood looks 'off' at first glance. Gross!
Serial number is also wrong....its like laser printed or what? Font is wrong too....just gross
Titleist will be very interested to read into this. The buyer of this head should contact Lisa Rogan - brand manager of Acushnet.
Or if he bought the head online, he should tip off the website to the guys at Markmonitor.com they handle the online branding management for Acushnet....
Fakes are getting faster these days. Very scary.
You know, I bought a pair of Oakley frogskin last week on eBay, thought I could save $150 rather than buying it in a retail shop. When I received it, I realized it was fake! OMG!
Gross!
*clubhead picture courtesy of golfwrx.com
Bought a fake from supergolfstore.co.uk have emailed them but no reply [again] £116 pounds down the drain.did not get 1 hit with it as screw broke on set up. think its a 4mm torx machine screw.
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