Greetings;

Thanks for having a look at our Register to win page.

Please sign up.

We are going to be giving away some very nice products, such as an Aldila VooDoo shaft, Sonartec 3 wood, Titleist Scotty Cameron Putter, or maybe even store credit so you can pick what you want.

The whole idea behind the register to win promotion is to get your email info so that we can become a buying team and save money on golf products together.

Here’s an example of what I mean;

Let’s say a nice golf bag that retails for $100.00 has a cost of $60.00 to the golf shop who buys 1 or 2 dozen at a time from one of the big golf bag companies.

The big golf bag company buys it for $36.00 direct from the actual manufacturer in China because they buy a 40 foot cargo container with 900 bags on it.

What if you could buy off that same container?

Here is the scenario, we source a nice bag that we believe is well worth $100.00 retail, and we make a deal on a container of 900 for $36.00.

We then email all of you who have opted in to our Register to Win list with an offer of a $100.00 golf bag for $49.99.

We would need about 650 of you to buy the $100.00 golf bag for $49.99 to pay for the container, you save 50% and get a $100.00 golf bag for $49.99, and we get either a few 100 bags for our retail store, or if we fully pre-book the order we get a handsome profit of near 25%

Either way it is a win win for you and for us.

Golf bags are just 1 item I picked as an example, to outline the program.

This same program can be applied to Gloves, balls, or Clubs,

As our “Register to Win” customer data base grows we can have a “requested items” section so if 100 guys want to play Pebble Beach, we can get a better rate.

Hopefully you get the idea and will register and win a nice product regardless of whether you choose to participate in any of the bulk buy offers in the future.

We do not share you email with any company outside our own, so you don’t have to worry about any spamming.

Any emails from us are a legitimate offer for golf related products, and if you’re not interested you know where the delete key is.

David Dugally