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I HAVE LOTS OF MONEY ON CUSTOM PING CLUBS / IRONS . RECENTLY I HAD ANOTHER CLUB MADE , AND IT WES ID PROPERLY ...BUT THEN I SAW THE LOWER TAG ON THE SHAFT . I QUOTE ! MADE IN CHINA , SHAFT FROM BANGLADESH ... PING IS , AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN A , COMPANY FROM THE GREAT ,USA ....WHAT IS GOING ON WITH PING . ARE THEY GOING CHEAP . Ive HAD MY G15 CUSTOM DRIVER 2 MTHS AND TWISTED THE HEAD FROM THE SHAFT YESTERDAY. WILL PING GUARANTEE , AND STAND BY THERE PRODUCTS , OR DO WE HAVE TO SEND THEM BACK TO CHINA ...WHATS UP PING.. NOT MAKING ENOUGH MONEY HERE IN THE ,US, BETTER LOOK AT YOUR PRICES AGAIN ....BET THE PGA . PROS , AND BUBBA AREN'T PLAYING WITH CHINA CRAP.....
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| # 1 5/30/2011 10:56:14 AM |
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Ping had been manufacturing components in China for years now to keep up with the competition.
Soon we'll see unfinished good shipped from other parts of the world thn China since the cost oflaber had gone up quite a bit in the last 3 years. Most heads of woods and shafts were made in China anyway, no matter which brand you chose. Assembled here in the States to save shipping and tariff. If your G-15 driver is not a counterfeit; Ping will warranty it. Call the Customer Service and they'll even send a shipping label for you to sent it back. A new driver priced at $400 retail out of which maybe 10% is the cost for components, shipping and tariff add another 2.5%, R&D maybe 7.5%, and marketing probably is the largest chunk of the cost, as much as 15%. |
