It's also a way to sell against the OEM demo day ("it's demo day every day at Arnies").
I guess it's probably the larger stores that sit on driving ranges that may have the advantage over a smaller component based clubmaker as the larger stores carry OEM demo's, have a clubmaker in-house (to build Ed's 43.5 inch driver), and are now doing what used to by exclusive to smaller custom clubmakers with launch monitors and other techie goodies.
I was still much happier when you could bash an OEM brand for being expensive and unable to really fit a club to your swing.
John Muir clubmaker-online.com shoptalk
What is the real function of demo days for Ping and the other OEMs? It cannot be an efficient way to sell clubs. They must be in it for the marketing buzz, right?
-Don
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I watched a young guy hit a bunch of different drivers and the Ping guy gave him a 11.5 deg with an X flex that he flat out killed and was obviously the club for him. That was when it dawned on me that Ping was doing things right (and at a great price).
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