A Great Divide
If there’s one thing we learned from the response to last week’s Grow Golf story it’s that there is a great divide when it comes to the issue of non-conforming clubs. Many of you think non-conforming clubs have the potential to contribute to the growth of the game. Many of you believe that use of non-conforming clubs, regardless of the terms of play, amounts to cheating. No exceptions.
The response got us to wondering how our readers might respond if a major golf equipment manufacturer started producing non-conforming clubs for the U.S. market?
Would it change your playing habits? Would it change your perception of the golf companies? Would it change how you spend your money?
That’s exactly what we want to understand.
Have Your Say
Please take a few moments to complete our brief survey on non-conforming golf clubs (from major US manufacturers). We know the golf companies will be looking closely at this one, so this is a great opportunity for you to weigh in and let us (and them) know exactly how you feel about non-conforming clubs.
Once you’ve completed the survey, feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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AWOL
9 years ago
Wow i have never seen so many people up in arms about a couple stupid survey questions. Really “i wont contribute because im offended that it asked about my income, education and age”. Congrats you just made it to the level of a whiner. First of all the survey is not tied to anything with you. Anyone can take the survey and it doesn’t even require an email address. And the survey company isn’t going to track down every contributor by looking up IP addresses. Its funny how many people feel like they are making some kind of a point by not taking a survey because of income questions. Who are you trying to prove a point to. Well the answer would be no one but yourself. Some childish rebellion you are having in your head. Its like the kid that purposefully pees on the toilet seat or some other childish rebellion that we all did when we were kids and thought we were cool. You really arent proving anything by not taking the survey. Sure these results might get to the manufacturers if one considers making non conforming clubs. But all they would be trying to figure was if making these types of clubs is even worth it. I would also bet that higher income, higher educated people play less forgiving clubs. Not because they are better then the common folk, but because they have income that they can dispose of on more expensive clubs because “the pros play them”. So go ahead don’t take the survey if it offended you that is within your right and i would never deny anyone that, but to make a point about it by writing a comment about how offended you were, give it up. This mentally is exactly what is wrong with society today, we have to consider everyones feeling no matter how petty they are. And everyone is quick to make a point that they were offended somehow even when there was no wrongful intentions behind it. Lets start the suing craze up again, because my coffee was too hot, or i cleaned my child with a magic eraser, or the put my poodle in the microwave to dry, seriously everyone needs to lighten up and use common sense.