I too have become a victim of this ripoff. Several years ago I bought a life membership to the PGA Tour Partners Club under the assumption it was as good as it appeared. Since Tom Lehmen was the moutpiece (allegedly) for the organization and being a fan of his, I did not hesitate to join. For a ...
Joined as a 'life' member in never have gotten a single product to try, only videos to pay for, many other 'junk' to pay for and join in those 'once' a month type deals, havn't gotten ant 'pga tour partners' magazines in years, phone # is discontinued, no discounts on golf courses because you can't ...
Promised a magazine subscription as well as golf products to try out and evaluate. Signed up for a "lifetime membership." Got the magazines for a few months. NEVER received a single product to try or evaluate. Eventually the Mags stopped coming as well. Contacted company to no avail. ...
The PGA Tour Partners Club sends unsolicited mail. When I first got it, with Tom Lehman as its spokesperson, it seemed legitimate. I paid some membership dues for a magazine subscription and the promise of other benefits, and ever since have simply received more unsolicited mail and bills from ...
I am a lifetime member of this club. Since the day I joined they have provided nothing of value without trying to charge me an arm and a leg for it. They have recently been billing me for items that I never recieved and did not order. Most recently they sent me a threatening letter stating that I ...
PGA Tour Partners Club sent membership correspondence to me and I agreed to membership but no money due or other obligation at that time. Weeks went by and I decided not to join when I received the notice for payment of $24, I believed this organization to be to good to be true and did not trust ...