Archive for the ‘Q&A’ Category

Where should I ship my Loudmouth Golf return to?

Sunday, November 27th, 2011

I made a purchase at  CEOgolfshop.com but my Loudmouth Golf product was shipped from Loudmouth Golf. Where do I send my return to? At CEOgolfshop.com we have thousands of Loudmouth  items in our own inventory, however sometimes we’re short and need to pull an item from Loudmouth. For expediency, we may drop ship that item to you. You may return using the packing slip from Loudmouth, and they will notify us to credit your account on receipt. Our preference is that you return to the CEOgolfshop.com warehouse.

For your convenience here are the respective return addresses. If your packing slip is different, USE THE PACKING SLIP INFORMATION.

Ship the items back in the original packaging with all tags to:
CEOgolfshop.com
4460 NE 28th Ave
Lighthouse Pt, FL 33064-7222

Loudmouth Golf
205 De Anza Blvd. #99
San Mateo, CA 94402-3989

Please note, CEOgolfshop must have a record of your order to accept the return.

What is the rule on pace of play for golf?

Tuesday, April 26th, 2011

During the 2011 Kia Classic, LPGA rookie Shasta Averyhardt learned the hard way after she received a two stroke penalty for slow play. Slow play is a big concern in the golf world – both on the tour and at your local golf course.

In Shasta’s situation, her group fell behind their allotted time which forced them to be out of position from the rest of the field.  When these two situations happen – over time & out of position – the group is placed on the clock. Each player, in this group, was timed individually by a rules official, and that official determined Shasta was the slow player.  Therefore, she received the two stroke penalty.

 

So how much time are you allowed on the golf course?  According to Rule 6-7, “The player must play without undue delay and in accordance with any pace of play guidelines that the Committee may establish. Between completion of a hole and playing from the next teeing ground the player must not unduly delay play.”

 

It is understood that everyone has good and bad days on the golf course, and you are expected to get back on pace if your group falls behind due to a lost ball or other penalties. As a reference, each person in the group is allotted 40 seconds to hit each shot. Your 40 seconds begins when you arrive at your golf ball, and includes the time you may spend calculating yardage. An extra 10 seconds are permitted in the following situations:

a. the first player to play a stroke on a par-3 hole

b. the first player to play a second stroke on a par-4 or par-5 hole

c. the first player to play a third stroke on a par-5 hole

d. the first player to play a stroke around the putting green

e. the first player to play a stroke on the putting green

The average player should be encouraged to complete all plays within 40 seconds. The extra time for new players probably does more to hinder success on the next shot than help it.  Thanks to EWGA for supplying this great article!

 

Do you get your logo golf balls from Golfsmith?

Tuesday, March 15th, 2011

No, our logo golf balls do not ship from Golfsmith or any other catalog or retail golf store supplier. I don’t know why we get so many inquiries with this question. I can only guess that some online stores use them as their source.

All our golf balls are shipped manufacturer direct. Therefore, their rules for ordering custom golf balls always apply. We have a 12 dozen minimum on all logo golf balls and 2 dozen minimum on personalized golf balls, if offered by that manufacturer. We only sell logo and custom golf balls. We do not sell blanks.

Which online golf store will you shop at?

Thursday, December 16th, 2010

How can you choose the best online store to shop for your golf or other lifestyle apparel needs? Here’s some tips you need to know for this and other online shopping needs.

  1. Click on the ABOUT US page. If there isn’t one, do you really want to shop with a company that won’t tell you about their business?
  2. Click on the CONTACT US page. Is there an address and phone number? I don’t know about you, but I’m not will to shop with anyone not willing to publish their address and phone number.
  3. Click on the shipping and returns page. What is the return policy? Is that acceptable to you?
  4. If you’re making a large purchase, you might also wish to verify the company is registered in the state their address is listed. Google “state name” registered corporations
  5. Is the web site an aggregator of other site product listings? This is harder to tell, but frequently these sites buy keywords and when you click through, the product you wanted isn’t there. They’re just fishing for any type of related business.
  6. If you have a particular brand you crave, choose the site or company that best can supply those needs for you and bookmark it. A customer once said, “I prefer to limit the number of people I buy from.  I can find a thousand suppliers for widgets but you’re the only one with my favorite Bugatchi shirt.”  Ask the person who with your favorite shirts to source all the other stuff  and save you time. Win-win.  When you find a gem, bookmark it!

About CEO golf shop: Founded in 2001, the Florida corporation specializes in volume orders of active lifestyle apparel and executive gifts. Embroidery and customization is optional. The CEO golf shop online store features many of the products offered for both men and women, and are available for instant purchase, with no minimum required. CEO golf shop maintains its’ own in-house inventory for many items to better serve customers with unexpected event needs.

CEO Golf shop best sellers this month

Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010

What are the best sellers in October? An eclectic mix of golf and non-golf items includes shirts, jackets, custom golf balls and umbrella’s.

Here’s the official list:

Windbrella Georgetown folder (SOLD OUT )

Fairway & Greene Solid Lisle Polo shirt

Loudmouth Golf Houndstooth Pants

Ian Poulter Tartan Trousers

Loudmouth Golf Splash Pants

Loudmouth Golf disco balls black socks

Loudmouth Golf Pole Position pants, skorts, shorts

Saturday, October 16th, 2010

Is Loudmouth Golf’s ‘Pole Position’ ever coming back into stock? We last saw a new shipment of the checkered-flag pattern ‘Pole Position’ over a year ago but it’s scheduled for shipment again in late October, 2010. We have limited stock now.

We’ re also taking pre-orders for immediate shipment upon arrival. Short, pants or skorts, these items are perfect for racing fans or racing-themed events.

loudmouth golf pole position

Click here for in-stock Loudmouth Golf Pole Position apparel.

To advance order, please send us a note.  If you have registered with us, login first to get your account number, then just let us know what size and style you’d like; no need to enter all your contact information since we’ll already have it.

Bethpaze Black and Pazeltine Women’s Shorts by Loudmouth Golf

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

Bethpaze Black and Pazeltine are part of the new Loudmouth Golf collection of women’s regular shorts.

Paisley: Colorful, eye-catching patterns! The Loudmouth Golf collection includes the prints Pazeltine and Bethpaze, two funky versions of a paisley print.

Pazeltine Shorts Bethpaze Shorts

Add these Loudmouth Golf Accessories:

White Short Sleeved Cotton Polo

How big is that size shirt? Measuring to avoid returns.

Thursday, August 19th, 2010

How big is a size large shirt? This video shows how to measure shirt sizes and compare brands. Especially useful to choose the best shirt size when buying online. Loudmouth Golf, Bugatchi Uomo and CEOgolfshop polo shirts used as examples.

When packages arrive at my house, it always feels a little like Christmas even if I bought and paid for the item myself. You can avoid opening your gift, not having it fit right, and all the return or exchange steps  that follow by spending a little time reviewing how to measure and looking at brand the size charts.

In an ideal world all size medium shirts would be the same size or all size large shirts would measure the same. But that’s not the way it actually works. So what we have is size charts for each brand and you should take a measurement across the chest of your favorite shirt sand then compare to the chest of the shirt that you’re looking to buy.  So in this case we take the measurement at the point just below where the bottom of the sleeve is or right at it, but it should be within 2 inches of that point to get the chest size of the shirt.

Let’s compare these three brands. The bottom one is a polo shirt by Bugatchi. The middle shirt is a new Loudmouth Golf JEWEL tech shirt and the one on top is a CEOgolfshop Pima Cotton moisture wicking shirt with CoolMax, which is a very new shirt that we just developed. So on these, these are all size mediums, the Bugatchi polo has a 47″ chest as measured across, and the Loudmouth is a 40-inch chest. CEOgolfshop is a 42-inch chest.

And then we have a second measurement. You’ll notice here that all of the sleeves are different lengths. When we take a sleeve measurement, we take from the bottom of the collar; it’s actually the seam right under the collar. So we take from that point to the tip of the sleeve. The Bugatchi shirt, the polo, has a 16-inch measurement, the Loudmouth a 16-inch measurement, and the CEOgolfshop 13 inch measurement.

The two performance shirts by Loudmouth and CEO golf shop are of the newer more fitted style that many are going to on the professional golf circuit. So that’s a secondary measurement. Not all of the size charts have that, but if you’re really unsure about something and you are trying a new brand, just call and ask some questions and we’ll be happy to take some measurements for you against your favorite shirt that you already have.

EDITORS NOTE: We modifed the manufacturer specifications of the white polo shirt by CEOgolfshop so it is more consistent with current trends. The shirt shown was a first run sample with our new fabric. Always check the size chart or with our staff for the most current information.

Loudmouth golf items in stock Q&A

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

Why does the Loudmouth Golf store show that a pair of pants is out of stock, but your site shows it’s in stock? We maintain our own inventory at CEOgolfshop.com. As a distributor for Loudmouth Golf, if you find an item in their store that is not in ours, we may simply need to update our web site, or if we really don’t have it, we’ll acquire it and ship direct to you at no additional cost, even if we have to split your order into shipments from both warehouses.

Can I order the Fairway & Green tournament lisle is 3XL?

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

Is it possible to order the fairway and greene tournament stripe lisle in 3x? While initially offered only to 2X, the 301212 is now available in 3XL.

Fairway & Greene

Tournament Stripe Lisle Polo shirt

We have a 24 piece minimum for all Fairway and Greene first time buyers for logo shirts,  12 units on re-orders.

Without logos, we will try to accommodate all 12 unit orders. However, please note that the online prices are based on 24 piece minimum. Mix and match any styles, sizes and colors as long it is the minimum unit total.

We recommend you create an account in the online store,  enter all your items in the shopping cart, register  and then give us a call or send us an email.  We’ll override any minimum order blocks and price quote for you.