PGA Tour Superstore

Apparel and equipment is great! My husband is a very experienced golfer and as far as demo clubs they have nothing but the very very basic equipment. Not a place for a golfer with high swing speed and a lot of experience. When you start hitting you start getting lessons from an old lady who can’t break 100. Customer service was disappointing on three separate occasions by the same woman. She was short with us and rude. She asked if my husband and his friends wanted to buy a club because if they weren’t she only wanted to give them the minimum amount of time. Unfortunately we would rather take our business to the other location in Phoenix. Great clubs but mediocre customer service.

Do you ever walk into a store and feel like a kid in a candy shop? That’s what this place does to me! These stores have everything you could imagine for golf. Even if I am only there to get 1 thing, I still spend an hour there each time!
Apparently, this is the highest grossing revenue and most trafficked of all the PGA Superstores and is considered the flagship location. Not surprising considering its in Scottsdale. They also do the majority of training for their managers and PGA instructors here. Which is cool because this means there is always someone knowledgable here to help answer your questions or get work done on your clubs right away.
If your a savvy consumer you will also notice that they stock a lot of merchandise and whatever the tourists (or my new word for them — snow drifters) don’t buy, it is all marked down at some point or another.
All in all, if your a golfer in Phoenix you most likely have been here at least once or twice. But if you haven’t been… GO!

I won a silent auction for 6 golf lessons at the PGA super Store. My lessons were with Brad. He is AWESOME
Aside from being a super nice guy, his advice was incredibly. The lesson started with Brad asking about my gold experience, what I know etc, and from there he recorded a video of me taking some shots. The rest of the lesson we analyzed the video, with him drawing out lines of exactly what I did well with my swing and what I need to improve.
Rather than get overly technical and try to redo everything, he focused on tweaking my swing so that it is truly MY swing, and not something totally foreign.
I was left with a few things to work on, and then he emailed me the videos. Since the lesson I have been to the range a few times and my shot is getting more loft, it is straighter and feels more comfortable.
I can’t wait for my next lesson

Service is great and a ton of selection. Good for all levels and they have everything you could ever want or need.

Great store! Staff was helpful, great il selection of clubs, clothes and shoes. Went to 3 golf stores before I ended up here and got everything I needed!

I was in need of some new clubs and like many have said it can be hard to get help in this huge store. I wandered around looking for clubs and had to actively seek out help and practically beg for a club fitting. Once I was able to get some help it was a great experience. I ended up with a set of Mizuno irons and since so much better time was lost finding help I could not get a driver fitting on this visit. The fitting was good and pretty through. My clubs were ordered and promised in 10 business days and they came a few days early which was nice. All said I was needing to purchase a full set of clubs, bag and some accessories. Had someone approached and asked what brought me in they would have gotten all of my business. The selection definitely earns them an extra star otherwise it would be a sold three star review. Sign up for the free rewards program and get a few dollars back.

Golf wonderland!
This place has EVERYTHING!!! Golf clubs, balls, putters, apparel, and accessories. They offer golf lessons among other things: like club repairs. They are pricey now I must say that but if you want they have or they can get it!

2 stars because the store itself is pretty cool, big space filled with everything golf.
1 star for customer service. I came in this morning after calling the night before to get custom fit for a driver. After non-​stop commercials of Rickie Fowler and Gramps saying ‘custom fit’ over and over again, I decided to go in to find the best fit driver for me. I’m not getting the best on course performance with my Titleist 915 D3, so I wanted to try the Nike Vapor Flex, Ping G30 LS, Cally 815 DBD and Cobra Fly Z +.
I had some knowledge going in which heads and shafts typically work for me, but I wanted some help and to hit some heads/​shafts and see which gave me the best numbers on the LM.
Got to the hitting-​bay area, there were about 3 stalls open out of 6 or 7. 3 or 4 employees just in this section. After finding a couple of the heads I wanted to hit in the demo rack, waggling a few, and receiving ZERO acknowledgment I was even there, I finally asked one of the employees if I could try out a few drivers and see what fit me best.
First question I got from the employee, an older lady…” Are you going to buy a driver today?“
Seriously??? I must have missed that part of the commercial. Rickie F. didn’t tell me I had to commit on the spot to buying a driver before seeing what worked for me, and if I got better numbers than my current driver.
«Not sure, depends on the numbers,» is what I said. Apparently that’s the wrong answer. She said ok, you can hit in here for a few minutes, pointed me to an open bay and walked away. Didn’t hear from her again after that. Luckily I was able to find two drivers with the shaft flex I wanted to try, the Vapor Flex and the Cobra. I was able to see total distance numbers, but the spin and launch angle numbers only popped up for about 2 seconds.
I was able to catch a couple glimpses of the spin I was getting on the Flex, and it was a little high. I found another employee and asked if he could flip the weight in the Flex in an attempt to lower the spin, he took it from me, flipped the weight, handed it back and as I walked away the weight fell out. Went back and also mentioned I wanted to hit the Cally Alpha 815 DBD, but that fell on deaf ears. So I went back to hitting the Nike a few more times, wasn’t asked a question at all about how I was doing. At that point I knew I wasn’t going to get ‘custom fit.’ Custom fit? Custom fit.
Walked around the store a bit, checked out a few things, knowing I won’t ever be back. You’re not getting my hard earned money, of which I spend A LOT on golf equipment.
Oh, also saw an old dude waggle and swing a club outside of the hitting bay and smoke a 20’s dude in the eye, blood everywhere. Might want to nip that in the bud, PGA SUPERstore.
Custom sh*t.

Love this place. Bought my kids their clubs here. They had a large selection for junior clubs. Really nice set-​up for hitting balls if you want to try a club out. Huge selection. Everything you need for golf.

What Disneyland is to most children. This is a golfers dream!!! There is anything you may need! You are in disneyland. Enough said

It’s a golf haven. The staff is extremely attentive and friendly. The year membership is worth every penny. Never had a problem finding an open practice bay.

An entire huge store dedicated to all things golf.
From the essentials like clubs, shoes and bags to every useful (useless?) accessory that one doesn’t need but feels compelled to buy, this store has it all.
I didn’t see many really terrific deals but the convenience of having everything you need under one roof is pretty good incentive to spend your dough here.

This store is the best-​worst place in the world. If you have been here, you know exactly what I’m saying. And if not, well. do yourself a favor and get here.
It’s impossible for me to come to the PGA store simply to browse. I feel bad if I walk out empty handed, and while I’m walking around I get the ‘spend sweats’ because of all the crap I want to buy. There are hitting bays, demo clubs, a great selection of used clubs, and everything you could ever want in between with a great variety of brand names and products.
Long story short, come to the PGA Superstore for all of your golfing needs. Even if it’s out of the way or you’re loyal to a smaller shop in your area, it’s worth the trek.

My understanding is that there are not very many of these stores and this is the only one in the Valley. I’ve been here a handful of times now always looking for clothing so I can’t really speak to the equipment. They have an incredible selection of clothing though from all of the name brands you see on tour every week. They are sorted by brand to make it easier for you to find exactly what you are looking for. The only reason I don’t give them 5 Stars is because their prices are not very competitive. You’ll do much better at any sporting goods store you can find but you run the risk of not having the same selection.

Why did resist coming here for so long??? I can tell you why… because for a golfer like me, it’s pure heaven and an empty wallet waiting to happen! All I can say is that this place is a golfer’s dream. There’s nothing in here but golf… and it’s the size of a Sports Authority or a Dick’s Sporting Goods… it’s massive!
Aisle after aisle of clubs, clothing, accessories, shoes, balls, putters, and on and on…
Besides that, there’s an entire wall of hitting bays where you can try out clubs or get fitted for clubs that you want to buy. Each bay has one of those video screens to track your shot trajectory, distance, etc.
In the back are a handful of instructional hitting bays where you can get lessons.
Well, I was there to find a driver and it didn’t disappoint. I was able to find a Taylor Made RBZ 9.5 driver for $ 169. I tried it out in the hitting bay first and it felt good, so I bought it.
The store, products, and services offered get a solid 5 Stars. However, the customer service there was a bit spotty… the cashier and guy at the grips area were very nice and helpful… solid.
However, the guys working at the clubs section were not so friendly… they walked by me several times and didn’t say a word. Since I was new to the store, it would’ve been nice to learn where to find a club or how do I go about trying out a club I want to buy… instead, I learned it on my own reading pamphlets and hard to read signs and basically making assumptions based on what I observed… they weren’t that busy, so my impression was that they were lazy. I remember Golf Galaxy back in Vegas and how awesome their employees were… if they could come here to this place, it would be a perfect fit.
Return Factor — 90%

Best deals I’ve found in town on Golf clothes. We also won a putting contest while we were there and got $ 25 bucks for it! nice!

4÷15÷2012 So glad we found this store while exploring Scottsdale. My boyfriend and I went in before a round of golf so he could try the new Taylormade Rocketballz driver and one of the guys said we could check it out as a demo. Had to show driver’s license and they imprinted his credit card and we got 2 clubs for 48 hrs. Ryan got the Rocketballz and I tried the new Cobra Amp which I bought when we went to return the clubs. I hit the Amp straight and farther then my old driver. Great customer service and huge selection of shoes, clothes and everything that makes golf fun.

Many of the store people offered to help or at least said hello. I needed to replace my cleats on my golf shoes but forgot my cleat wrench back home in CA The nice salesguy offered to replace my cleats on my shoes for just the costs of the new cleats so I took him up on his offer. The service was great and this place has a nice atmosphere for golfers.

I am not a golfer, however after stepping foot into the PGA Tour Superstore, I would become a golfer just to have the excuse to shop here! This store has it all and I mean everything. While I am not currently a golfer, I hope to call myself one (or kind of one) after taking the lessons I purchased through a local golf course. Since I am about to start golf lessons, I needed of a pair of golf shoes. Before searching for the golf shoes, I spent some time browsing through the entire store. They aren’t exaggerating when they call this a superstore. It’s filled with golf clubs, golf accessories, golf clothes, a putting green to test out the products and unique finds such as golf covers from different colleges… you name it, they’ve got it.
Let’s get back to the shoes. Since I am not a golfer, I didn’t want to spend an arm and a leg on golf shoes, but I felt that it was important to own a pair. Luckily, this store allowed me to stay within my budget and walk away with a nice (and really cute… I am a girl after all) pair of Nike golf shoes. They were on major clearance at around 40−50% off. Perfect for what I was looking for! Plus, when I graduate from not being a golfer to being a golfer, I will revisit this store for some new golf clothes and accessories such as a Wilbur the U of A Wildcat golf head cover!
In summary, if uou are a golfer or have a golfer in your life, this store must be added to your list of places to visit.

I’ll be the first to review the PGA Tour Superstore in Scottsdale. Let me tell you, this store has EVERYTHING a golfer would ever want. The store is massive. The have a golf club demo area, a putting green, stuff for your home, stuff for your office, golf bags, golf clothes, golf hats, shoes, etc. They had decent sale racks too. Best of all they had two golf carts for sale out front. One was an Escalade for $ 17 000, the other was a Hot Rod for ONLY $ 10k.