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This is a real platform, but now it is under pressure from a company that forced us to post 3 reviews on it.
7 April 2026
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- golfario.com
The clothes are comfortable and look…
The clothes are comfortable and look smart but honestly the shipping let it down. Sat in the warehouse for a
week before it even moved.
12 March 2026
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Quality of the gear is actually really…
Quality of the gear is actually really good for the price but the wait was ridiculous. Took 12 days to get here. If
you're in a rush look elsewhere.
12 March 2026
Unprompted review
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