When I shut down and moved north, I gave Long Beach (CA) Junior Golf
about a hundred clubs a dozen bags, shoes, pull carts, balls and other
stuff. Most was used or demo stuff. They were glad to get it.
I wish when I was a kid with no money, caddying for a buck and a quarter
per loop, that I could have gotten any kind of clubs for free. All I had
was a ratty, hickory shafted, wooden head, no insert, electrician's tape
grip brassie. And I was damn glad to have it.
Something's wrong with whatever system First Tee is operating under, but
I'll flat guarantee ya, that a kid with zero wherewithall would be
thrilled with a used set-up.
Curmudgeonly yours;
TFlan
John Payne wrote:
Carl
The First Tee is not a given. I had several clubs and components that
I wanted to donate here in Atlanta. They basically said, "if they
aren't new, no thanks."
John
