Olympic Golf

Min Suk was my helper and he was AWESOME!
I came to buy two gifts for my aunt and uncle (with my friend Justin) who just started golfing. He helped me pick out a pair of shoes, t-​shirt, and jacket. They were all on good deals and brands that were well recognized. It is great to see someone who can speak English and Korean and who knows the materials well.

I come to this store sparingly because they have a good selection of clothes and have good prices with some at 50% off.
I definitely feel discriminated here and the lady who’s been there a long time has poor service and communication skills. This place can be a 5 star if they can clean it up and have a more qualified sales staff in there. But the people who run this clearly doesn’t care about service.
Last time I came in was trying out some gloves. As a person who worked in retail, I always put stuff back where I found it neatly. After the 4^th glove I found the right fit and she came buy, rudely reorganizing the gloves I put back, not even trying to sell me these gloves. I was gonna buy a few gloves and a JL polo but her poor attitude blew it. Now im just gonna go there and fck around with her, make a mess and spend no money! F this place!

Honestly, I’ve never been to a worse golf store. This little store is tucked away in the Rowland Heights golf center. This place was disorganized, cluttered, and dusty. For myself, I was on the hunt for pink Hello Kitty head covers, and most of them looked dirty or they didn’t have a matching set, so that was disappointing. There was only one lady behind the counter, and she’s Korean so I had a difficult time communicating with her. She was misinterpreting a lot of what I said I wanted so that was a bit frustrating.
The main reason why I looked this store up was because I read that they sell Honma. It’s an outrageously priced brand, but people seem to like it — including my dad. My mom and I wanted to surprise him with a set for Christmas. Not knowing a ton about it, I walked in looking for information in terms of the different models they have available, price, etc. Now, as soon as I said Honma, her eyes lit up. She immediately went around the store looking at what she had available. Then I naturally asked about the pricing, so I know what I’m looking at here, and she got super defensive. I thought I was waiting for her to look up a price to give me, and… I guess she wasn’t? I have no idea. I must’ve waited for about 30 minutes. She then started helping some other lady that happened to speak Korean, so I definitely felt a little discrimination there. In the end, I decided that she was being shady, and that I didn’t want to put $ 12,000+ into her store because I wasn’t confident in their business practices. If my mom is going to plunk down that kind of money, I want to know that everything is legitimate, and I just didn’t get that vibe from the store or from the lady working there. Maybe because I’m not Korean? I don’t know. Regardless, the treatment I received here was inappropriate and not acceptable for a place that carries such high end golf equipment.
Other than that, their stuff is SUPER overpriced. There were clothing items going for $ 500+. Most of the apparel I saw was from a brand that favored dogs as their signature animal. I know it’s MU and I know that brand is pricey, but uhm, thanks but no thanks? The pricing explains all the dust in the store now.
Overall, the lady in this Olympic golf store was rude, uninformed, and just plain awful. I’m upset that I wasted this much time at the store. I called my mom and we just ended up going to a store in San Gabriel that made us feel MUCH better about our purchase.
Do yourself a favor, and just don’t. I go to the driving range in this center all the time and I don’t even give this store my attention. Not worth it.

Come here every week for golf practicing. The place is nice with special deal on balls if purchase with cards. But the facilities are a little worn out. And can be crowded in the evening.

this store is conveniently located across from the rowland golf center’s cashier.
they have many merchandise on sale for you to stock up on your golf gear. different racks that are 50% off for men, women, and children golf clothing, shoes, and other accessories for your golfing needs.
clubs, tees, and balls are there in case you forget anything when you arrive to the driving range (given that they are open). the cashier was a lady who did not talk to us. korean lady just let us roam around the store by ourselves not asking if we needed help.
other friends have said that this was a golf shop with fair prices as compared with some others.