The Golf Group has seized nearly three million counterfeit golf products since inception
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Significant Civil Judgments Demonstrate Group’s Efforts to Protect Golfers by Seeking Maximum Punishment for Criminal Counterfeiters Who Harm the Game of Golf
Read More92% of PGA Pros Believe Counterfeit Golf Equipment Performs Worse Than Authentic Equipment
Read MoreRaid Actions Highlight Increased Focus on Halting Counterfeiting Activity in Golf and Punishing Offenders to the Maximum Extent of the Law
Read MoreVerdict Represents Continued Commitment from Golf Group and Chinese Authorities to Eliminate Sale of Counterfeit Golf Clubs, Equipment and Other Products
Read MoreLatest Raid Signals Expanded Focus on Facilitating Swift Justice Across China
Read MoreIn a continuation of the fight against counterfeit golf manufacturers and sellers, The U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (The Golf Group) today announced a series of three raids in the fight to eradicate all production and distribution of counterfeit golf equipment. The Golf Group worked closely with the Shanghai Police to conduct the raids in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province.
Read MoreSpotting a fake golf club when looking closely in person can be difficult. Knowing if an online listing is selling a counterfeit product or the real deal is even harder. Here are some things to look out for to avoid counterfeit sellers online.
Read MoreThe U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (The Golf Group) today announced its largest ever raid against counterfeiters of golf equipment. With the assistance of the Golf Group, the Shanghai Police recently conducted simultaneous comprehensive raids against online golf product sellers in four cities.
Read MoreThe U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (The Golf Group) today announced its largest ever raid against counterfeiters of golf equipment. With the assistance of the Golf Group, the Shanghai Police recently conducted simultaneous comprehensive raids against online golf product sellers in four cities.
Read MoreTo tell the stories of what The U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group is doing to protect golfers, the Anti-Counterfeiting Interview Series will speak to those on the front lines of this battle. We’ll get an in-depth look at what each brand that’s a part of the Group is doing to keep golf real. Our first edition features an interview with Jud Hawken, Associate General Counsel for PING.
Read MoreThe U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (The Golf Group) today announced its latest raid as part of its fight against fake golf equipment. During the raids, authorities in China found nearly 1,000 counterfeit golf products, adding to the Golf Group’s total of more than two million counterfeit products seized by law enforcement since its inception in 2004.
Read MoreThe U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (The Golf Group) today announced the largest single seizure in the past five years, confiscating more than 29,000 pieces of counterfeit golf equipment and supplies from a facility in Dongguan, a major industrial center in Guangdong Province, China.
Read MoreThe U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (the Golf Group) today announced that it has launched a Facebook page, creating a new resource for consumers to report suspected counterfeit golf equipment sellers and stay up to date on the latest news, tips and insights from The Golf Group.
Read MoreThe Golf Group today announced that it has reached a historic milestone in its ongoing battle against fakes — the seizure of the 2 millionth counterfeit product since the group was formed more than a decade ago.
Read MoreConsumers need to be extra vigilant when shopping online to make sure they are only purchasing authentic products. Heading into the 2018 golf season, consumers need sharp shopping senses to spot counterfeits when looking for deals online. Here are four resolutions that can apply both to shopping season and your golf game in 2018.
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