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American Golf Just Got Bigger!

11.06am 22nd April 2014 - Corporate

american golf Sutton Coldfield
american golf Sutton Coldfield

All of American Golf’s 101 stores across the UK are now equipped with an iPad based ordering system that will further extend Europe’s number one golf retailer’s already impressive product range and enhance the customer’s shopping experience. Thanks to this new real time electronic ordering system, product will never be ‘out of stock’ again.

The iPad based system will give store staff immediate access to all of the styles, sizes, colours and specifications for every product stocked by American Golf. Customers will be able to order any product for next day delivery to the store or to their home address.  So, just as their new TV ad claims, American Golf really is helping its customers to “leave nothing to chance” this season.

“Making sure that we have the exact style and sizes for every single customer that comes into an American Golf store is a constant challenge for our retail teams.  With this new ordering system we are increasing the likelihood achieving this objective.  This really is a fantastic new service for our customers, because if it’s not in store it’s just a few clicks away,” comments TrudyHills, Trading Director of American Golf.

“With a PGA Pro available in every store, the widest range of product available, free custom fitting for all customers and the introduction of the new iPad system American Golf is better placed than ever to help golfers to perform to the best of their abilities.”

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