Best place to buy equipement in Dublin

Young_gunner

Hi there
i'm looking to buy a new driver and a few new golf balls.
What's everyone's verdicts on value for money in the golf stores in Dublin.

I work pretty near to Halpenny golf on Grafton st - it seems pretty good value but obviously lacks practice facilities. Also it charges €42 for 12 ProV 1's - what's everyone's verdict on this shop??

cheers guys

xgtdec

Ive been to halpenny off grafton st 3 times in the last month, on all 3 occasions i told them im not paying the marked price and all all 3 occasions he asked me to make an offer and he's accepted, willing to haggle which is more then i can say for when i tried the same in mcguirks leopards town(what is it with staff in Leopardstown...are the all on the pga tour and taking a break..ive never met so many up their own hole youngfella's in all my life....anyway.....+1 for halpenny from me

Young_gunner

+100 Re. McGuirks in Leopardstown.....

Melendez

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Garda S Horgan

Young_gunner wrote: »

Hi there
i'm looking to buy a new driver and a few new golf balls.
What's everyone's verdicts on value for money in the golf stores in Dublin.

I work pretty near to Halpenny golf on Grafton st - it seems pretty good value but obviously lacks practice facilities. Also it charges €42 for 12 ProV 1's - what's everyone's verdict on this shop??

cheers guys

I've always found Halpennys and McGuirks in Swords to be well able to reduce prices and have always been 100% fine if it came to returns or faulty goods. Halpennys if pushed though.
42 quid for 12 pro v1s is nuts .
I play the white box "practice" balls which are just as good and are only 20 quid if you can get them for that.

Yours in golf,
GSH.

paul75

Golf equipment in Ireland is pretty good value by international standards. I used to buy stuff on t'internet from UK retailers - however Halpenny, McGuirks, Nevada etc. are just as cheap now and you get to try them out in store.