Tradehub 21 club fitter

if its block 18 2nd floor then shd be only 1 golf fitter in Tradehub.

Malay bro shd be his assistant n another malay uncle his helper.

chanwkit wrote:

Are there 2 club fitters at Tradehub 21? I went there few days ago, the owner are 2 malay.

Both are Helpers.

anyone has Raymond's contact?

golfanatic wrote:

anyone has Raymond's contact?

My Golf Shop
18 Boon Lay Way, #06-93 TRADEHUB 21
Singapore 609966
Tel: 6463 4334
Who to look for: Raymond

TiVi wrote:

golfanatic wrote:

anyone has Raymond's contact?

My Golf Shop
18 Boon Lay Way, #06-93 TRADEHUB 21
Singapore 609966
Tel: 6463 4334
Who to look for: Raymond

They have already shifted from level 6 to unit 02-101

The phone number don't work. Visit him to get his mobile number.
Open from 2pm to late night.
Mon to Sat.

Thing to note is that he does not always open on time so best to call before you head down.

Went there recently, shop shifted to 2nd floor.....not too sure who's Raymond but there were one Malay uncle and a Malay chap. Both Chinese guy and Malay guy were doing the re-grip. Asked abt changing grips, just showed us the boxes where they displayed those grips and mentioned the different prices. Didn't do any measurements and took the clubs and jobs started. Overall, very dusty and run down place with plenty of old clubs for sales. Must have been there for quite awhile as the dust on it was thick! haha....
A place to grab and go....quick job if no one before you, 2 x hybrids, 1 x putter took abt less than 20mins.

Would I go there for fitting? don't think so, just that the place just doesn't feel right for me ....

jason.koh.54966 wrote:

Went there recently, shop shifted to 2nd floor.....not too sure who's Raymond but there were one Malay uncle and a Malay chap. Both Chinese guy and Malay guy were doing the re-grip. Asked abt changing grips, just showed us the boxes where they displayed those grips and mentioned the different prices. Didn't do any measurements and took the clubs and jobs started. Overall, very dusty and run down place with plenty of old clubs for sales. Must have been there for quite awhile as the dust on it was thick! haha....
A place to grab and go....quick job if no one before you, 2 x hybrids, 1 x putter took abt less than 20mins.

Would I go there for fitting? don't think so, just that the place just doesn't feel right for me ....

How much u pay for the grips

jason.koh.54966 wrote:

Went there recently, shop shifted to 2nd floor.....not too sure who's Raymond but there were one Malay uncle and a Malay chap. Both Chinese guy and Malay guy were doing the re-grip. Asked abt changing grips, just showed us the boxes where they displayed those grips and mentioned the different prices. Didn't do any measurements and took the clubs and jobs started. Overall, very dusty and run down place with plenty of old clubs for sales. Must have been there for quite awhile as the dust on it was thick! haha....
A place to grab and go....quick job if no one before you, 2 x hybrids, 1 x putter took abt less than 20mins.

Would I go there for fitting? don't think so, just that the place just doesn't feel right for me ....

He does have a Foreign Talent that helps him to clear all the dust every night...

i guess dust accumulates very fast every day

The norms is to regrip to your existing size, if u don't tell whether u want upsize or not.
Cos upsize no charge, not like McDonald's they will ask u for upsize on every meal cos they charge. Lols

Raymonds pricing is by far the lowest in the market, if ur looking for simple regrip and reshafting, its perfect. He has his own niche of clients, guess ur not one of them... So he had one malay guy and chi guy as client.. So if its an ang moh guy instead would u hv been more impressed and come again ?

And they did measure my palm when i regripped, y? Coz i opened my mouth and ask them to do so .. They gladly did and added extra tape where i want it to be..

Begbie wrote:

Raymonds pricing is by far the lowest in the market, if ur looking for simple regrip and reshafting, its perfect. He has his own niche of clients, guess ur not one of them... So he had one malay guy and chi guy as client.. So if its an ang moh guy instead would u hv been more impressed and come again ?

And they did measure my palm when i regripped, y? Coz i opened my mouth and ask them to do so .. They gladly did and added extra tape where i want it to be..

Like.... +10

titu

Everybody has different expectations of a fitter.. Before I knew about Raymond a friend refused to bring me there cos he said that place is too run down, filthy, no air con etc etc..

But, after gone there, I must say he serves a specific group of clienteles.. Definitely, not your aircon-trackman-sofa-coffee-snooze fitter.. It's more like, you go-tell him-pick-fix-go place....

And yes agreed with Begbie, the prices of stuff there is one of the lowest, or the most competitive around..

Have fun !

And if you got problem with your swing, can also ask him. No charge....haha.

ehhh


When i fitted my Epons there, he asked me to show him my hand..

he put his palm against mine and told me "STANDARD GRIP"

Sounds like a place to regrip my 2nd hand clubs...

Does he have slightly used condition grips?

Tokkokking wrote:

Sounds like a place to regrip my 2nd hand clubs...

Does he have slightly used condition grips?

Yes. Confirm have!

aze06 wrote:

Tokkokking wrote:

Sounds like a place to regrip my 2nd hand clubs...

Does he have slightly used condition grips?

Yes. Confirm have!

Thanks bro!

once, i brought my ping g20 3 wood there to change from the stock shaft TFC169 Regular to a stiffer shaft. I told me best is TFC169 Stiff but anything that is siliar to that will be fine.

Raymond searched thru his stockpile of 2nd hand shaft and pull out a almost brand new TFC169 Stiff Fairway Wood shaft.

i asked him how much n he said he will only charge me $20 and swap my Regular shaft with Stiff shaft.

Where to find this type of club fitter?

poresia wrote:

once, i brought my ping g20 3 wood there to change from the stock shaft TFC169 Regular to a stiffer shaft. I told me best is TFC169 Stiff but anything that is siliar to that will be fine.

Raymond searched thru his stockpile of 2nd hand shaft and pull out a almost brand new TFC169 Stiff Fairway Wood shaft.

i asked him how much n he said he will only charge me $20 and swap my Regular shaft with Stiff shaft.

Where to find this type of club fitter?

Steady!!

yes he is surely a good and humble club fitter. He will always goes the extra miles to help golfers around...

TDO wrote:

My friend sent his 7w for re-shaft and it's still not ready for the past 2 months. I asked my friend to take back the club if he cannot do the job. Not sure why he cannot re-shaft it. 

hi bro, maybe the shaft your frd wans has no stock or maybe he does not know what your frd wans? Reshafting for him is like less than 30mins and i am pretty sure he will do it for your frd if your frd goes to see him...

danielleecm wrote:

TDO wrote:

My friend sent his 7w for re-shaft and it's still not ready for the past 2 months. I asked my friend to take back the club if he cannot do the job. Not sure why he cannot re-shaft it. 

hi bro, maybe the shaft your frd wans has no stock or maybe he does not know what your frd wans? Reshafting for him is like less than 30mins and i am pretty sure he will do it for your frd if your frd goes to see him...

Agreed. Normally if they have ready stock they will do it fast. Just sit down watch TV for +/- 10mins, its done.