Warrior Custom Golf SCAM

[Rich C]

ABSOLUTE DISASTER, A BIG SCAM!

Do not get scammed into their promo. Once they send you the golf clubs to trial, you have 45 days in which to send them back and you get to keep a club. When I tried to obtain an RMA# (Return Merchandise Authorization) to send them back, they kept coming up with excuses, and did not provide me with an RMA#. If an RMA# is not provided, you cannot send the clubs back because there is no way for you to track things.

They would not give me a refund and would not provide the RMA#, so I am out $484. Please do yourself a favor, no matter how nice they sound on the phone, or how good the deal seems, DO NOT fall for this or you will get scammed.

[zip7111]

Warrior Golf has been scamming people for many years.  Sorry to hear you fell into the trap.

[brkuck]

You're not the first, and sadly will not be the last.  They have been selling cheap junk for years.  It gives a bad name to the smaller companies out there that really do sell great products and care about their customers.

 

 

[Stetson]

Warrior has been scamming people for decades, sorry OP but you are probably not even in the first 50,000k victims

[J Bez]

Can you not dispute the charges with your CC company?

[BYK]

Never really paid them any attention

if they truly are just scamming people for all this time, how have they not been shut down?

[brkuck]

26 minutes ago, BYK said:

Never really paid them any attention

if they truly are just scamming people for all this time, how have they not been shut down?

They make all of the usual claims and 100% easy returns.  People buy into it and then hate the clubs and return them.  I went to an outing where they were trying this scam and the clubs looked like something you would get at Wally World.  It all comes down to the fact that people need to use their heads and not buy into a gimmick.  

 

 

[nikeblades00]

8 hours ago, Rich C said:

ABSOLUTE DISASTER, A BIG SCAM!

Do not get scammed into their promo. Once they send you the golf clubs to trial, you have 45 days in which to send them back and you get to keep a club. When I tried to obtain an RMA# (Return Merchandise Authorization) to send them back, they kept coming up with excuses, and did not provide me with an RMA#. If an RMA# is not provided, you cannot send the clubs back because there is no way for you to track things.

They would not give me a refund and would not provide the RMA#, so I am out $484. Please do yourself a favor, no matter how nice they sound on the phone, or how good the deal seems, DO NOT fall for this or you will get scammed.

Sorry to hear this. Are you new to golf? I'm one of those people who actually like to play along with the scammers as long as I can, the IRS scam, vacation scams, warrior golf etc.I enjoy stringing them along and then completely pissing on them 😂. It is so blatantly obvious to me it's a scam, but I understand not everyone can read a bullshitter. But man didn't you ever think this sounds too good to be true and do a simple google search? I'm sorry but I have a hard time truly feeling sorry for you. Unless you are truly not internet savvy, new to golf or somewhat naive.

Edited January 25, 2021 by nikeblades00

[farmer]

Have a friend who fell into this years ago, did not know they were still in business.  My friend decided to eat the money, but then Warrior was like the tar-baby, they pestered him endlessly.

[Rubenc87]

still have a flip phone. 😜

[Dpavs]

Makes one wonder if the Bankruptcy Court Judge or Trustee for their case wouldn't like to know how they are scamming consumers..... and of course there is always the BBB to report to.

[the bishop]

You know one of the worst things John Daly ever did was signing a deal with Warrior to use their wedges in competition a few years ago - giving any air of legitimacy to this company's biz model is an unpardonable sin IMO.

[Abh159]

17 minutes ago, the bishop said:

You know one of the worst things John Daly ever did was signing a deal with Warrior to use their wedges in competition a few years ago - giving any air of legitimacy to this company's biz model is an unpardonable sin IMO.

 

Yeah that was bad but not all that surprising. Daly used to do commercials and be the "spokesperson" for some casino golf courses in Mississippi. Although he never came out and confirmed this... just about everyone "in the know" knew that the reason he did those was because the casinos agreed to forgive some of his gambling debts in exchange for him doing the commercials. 

[cardia10]

I know they are selling or have sold most of the courses they bought from these proceeds of cheap clubs. One is near me that has turned to garbage. Surprised it is still open. 

[LPSISCO]

I was going to buy some Warrior clubs, but I still don’t have the $500k I’m going to get from the Nigerian prince for letting him put $5M in my bank account. Still can’t believe I only had to send him $10k to get $500k! Winner!!

[Old Tom Morris]

Been hearing these stories for years.  

[SwingBlues]

 

@Rich C Ist Post by OP and it's on a Warrior scam-a-rama. Sad. Hopefully you have better post for your second onward. Good luck and welcome 👍

Edited January 28, 2021 by SwingBlues

[pitbull25]

Wow! I am shocked to hear this. I have been scamming this company out of clubs for years. I go ahead and try the stuff they send me and do an honest review on it and then they let me keep the bonus items. I've gotten drivers, Fairway Woods, hybrids and all sorts of wedges from them at minimal pricing I've only the shipping and handling. Never had a problem refunding my money or haggling. Now their real estate side of the company is relentless and non stop calling and sending stuff in the mail. That group is like sharks with blood in the water.

[RTB59]

Pit bull 25, if you are a real golfer you don’t play warrior golf clubs……read there rating at the BBB they gave them a D- rating on there sales tactics and customer service.   Total scam, crap clubs, no customer service.  

[dcfball88]

I like a guy who comes in hard straight away from Post #1 with a piping fresh hot take. Welcome!

[DougK69]

I have actually had good sucess with my Warrior clubs other than the grip on one club splitting and getting no response from customer service when I inquired about it.

[Nixhex524]

There is no reason to be buying clubs from this company given the list of crap reviews and scamming take part in.  Plenty of smaller boutique companies that are affordable and have excellent customer service.  Hell, even buying Costco clubs would be a better deal in the long run.

[SoCalTitleist]

Haven’t seen these in a long time ,  

 

funny always some old timer at the course with a full set of warrior .

 

 

[Tsg]

I got a 3 club wedge set from warrior golf years ago for the price of shipping and was completely satisfied up until they were stolen a few weeks ago.

[brew4eagle]

My FIL has a Warrior sand wedge.  I regripped it for him and messed around with it after doing so.  It's a good enough wedge, nothing wrong with the product itself.

[cardia10]

Cast wedge heads from China are about $4 each. A grip and shaft are worth more. IT wasn't the club quality of this company or Patriot Golf that was the issue, it was that once they had your credit card info for "handling" costs, they continued to send and charge you for clubs and made it difficult to return. They also tried to get in the golf course ownership business but failed terribly which led to bankruptcy and their new iteration, Patriot Golf.