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Buying in the U.S. - Getting them home

Kai · 2009-05-28 08:48:34

Hi Guys, Im heading to the states for a week shortly and i was checking out the prices of clubs in the local stores where im heading and they seem to be quite cheap especially when you take in the currency difference. Im wondering whats the best way to pick up some clubs and get them home. I was looking at a set of…

28-05-2009 8:48am

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Kai

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Hi Guys,

Im heading to the states for a week shortly and i was checking out the prices of clubs in the local stores where im heading and they seem to be quite cheap especially when you take in the currency difference.

Im wondering whats the best way to pick up some clubs and get them home. I was looking at a set of Callaway X-20 which i could get for roughly 350 euro. I dont have a huge budget so this looks like a good deal to me but perhaps others have seen better?

Anyway what are my options for getting a set of loose irons back from the states without hassle in customs?

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#2 28-05-2009 8:54am

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Use them while over there so they don't look new

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#3 28-05-2009 9:43am

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Come back through 'Nothing to declare'. I did this with 4 new clubs last year in their box. No problems. It may have changed since though.

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#4 28-05-2009 10:06am

PhilipMarlowe

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Ok, that's enough 'advice' on how to avoid paying the tax owed.

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