I tried the woods. I was surprised that I had to put well over $500 on my credit card to receive a free hybrid, but did so anyway. I had to try four other clubs out as part of the deal. What happened was I misread the fine print thinking I had 45 days to try the clubs out and then return them. Boy, was I wrong! Just after that time period, I tried to return the clubs that I didn't want (I was going to buy two of them). I was greeted with the most rigid sales department I have ever encountered. I was 12 days past the 45 days (the time begins when they were sent, not when I received them) and they emphatically told me there was no way on earth that they would make an exception and take them back.
They kept trying to give me things I didn't want (balls and head covers, wedges) to make it up to me. So I went and reread the invoice and saw that they made it very ambiguous. It is easy to think that you are supposed to try them out for 45 days instead of sending them back within 45 days. Never did they make it clear with any of their communication that they must be returned within this 45-day period. Thus, golfing public beware, this company is trying everything humanly possible to fleece you! Stay away from them and don't deal with them. Warrior Golf is a very slick company set up to gather as much money as they can in a short period of time. Poor business people with no empathy. They got me for lots and lots of my hard earned cash. Spread the word on not to deal with these **.
