
Hey guys, I had to deal with SeeMore putters customer service this week and thought I would share my experience with you guys.
I am a long time user and a big fan of SeeMore putters and have been since I bought my first FGP back in the late 90's. Since then I have probably owned 12-15 different SeeMore putters. Well late last year I got a new SB1 putter and also purchased one of their custom covers. Well a few weeks ago I noticed that the lining of the cover was starting to come apart and was a little bummed, I realize it is just a cover but it did cost me almost $35 after shipping. I decided to email SeeMore's customer service department late one afternoon just to see if it had any type of warranty or if they could repair it. That same night I received a reply email and they told me how sorry they were and that they would replace it for me. Well I emailed them them back, gave them my address and told them the color that I had. At this point I am thinking that maybe I will get a new one and maybe I won't because I have had dealings before with customer service reps before and they are sometimes a little undependable. Well, to my surprise I had a SeeMore putter box at my front door 2 days later. I got the package, took it in the house and opened it up. Let me tell you guys....my jaw dropped! Not only had they sent me a new Blue Chip cover but they had also sent a new Titanium-pewter cover and one of the no longer avalibale limited edition white leather covers that has the blue and red trim. Then it hits me...HOLY CRAP they just sent me almost $100 worth of covers...at no charge...no questions asked!
I went straight to my computer and logged in to find the original email that was sent to send back a thank you reply. As I'm reading through the original email to find the guys name that I had been in contact with I realized the customer service rep was Jim Grundberg...the freaking owner of SeeMore putters.
I know were not talking about a $1000 set of irons but service is service no matter what it is and it was enough to win my trust in the company. Glad to know that there are still a few great golf equipment companys that actually stand behind there product line 100% no matter how big or small and that are still made here in the USA.
I am a long time user and a big fan of SeeMore putters and have been since I bought my first FGP back in the late 90's. Since then I have probably owned 12-15 different SeeMore putters. Well late last year I got a new SB1 putter and also purchased one of their custom covers. Well a few weeks ago I noticed that the lining of the cover was starting to come apart and was a little bummed, I realize it is just a cover but it did cost me almost $35 after shipping. I decided to email SeeMore's customer service department late one afternoon just to see if it had any type of warranty or if they could repair it. That same night I received a reply email and they told me how sorry they were and that they would replace it for me. Well I emailed them them back, gave them my address and told them the color that I had. At this point I am thinking that maybe I will get a new one and maybe I won't because I have had dealings before with customer service reps before and they are sometimes a little undependable. Well, to my surprise I had a SeeMore putter box at my front door 2 days later. I got the package, took it in the house and opened it up. Let me tell you guys....my jaw dropped! Not only had they sent me a new Blue Chip cover but they had also sent a new Titanium-pewter cover and one of the no longer avalibale limited edition white leather covers that has the blue and red trim. Then it hits me...HOLY CRAP they just sent me almost $100 worth of covers...at no charge...no questions asked!
I went straight to my computer and logged in to find the original email that was sent to send back a thank you reply. As I'm reading through the original email to find the guys name that I had been in contact with I realized the customer service rep was Jim Grundberg...the freaking owner of SeeMore putters.
I know were not talking about a $1000 set of irons but service is service no matter what it is and it was enough to win my trust in the company. Glad to know that there are still a few great golf equipment companys that actually stand behind there product line 100% no matter how big or small and that are still made here in the USA.













