text: This is my main spot for all sports clothing and accessories. The selection, prices, and sales are always good. But obviously, there's a reason for my two stars. I went through my bank records, and online purchases, and I've spent close to about $5,000 at dick's and this past weekend, dick's lost this business from me. \nI'm an avid golfer. I golf about 3-4 times a week and put a lot of money into my equipment and into my game in general. Yesterday (8/12/2012), a friend of mine and I go to test some new clubs to improve his game and I wanted to test out some drivers. There were two gentlemen handling the golf section on a day that was pretty quiet. No shoppers in the golf section (a few in the shoe area), no one else wanting to demo clubs, and one of the employees (the old guy) was testing out a new putter on the putting green while closely watching the final round of the PGA championship on their televisions. \nI asked the older guy to demo some new Taylormade irons. I hit about 6 shots, and my friend stepped up and hit about 3 shots. Their shot technology was good, and demo area was nice. I then asked to demo the new Cobra AMP driver that was directly infront of me in a demo bag. The older guy frowned, and said \"Well a couple more guys and we'll wrap it up.\" I was in shock, my entire golf set costs nearly $3000 and I was demoing a club that costs $250 and was told that I can only hit a few more, before I even hit the damn club! I put down the club and said, \"with that remark, I don't need to hit this driver.\"  I asked, \"Well there's no one else waiting to demo clubs and am I not a serious customer to you?\" \nHe said, \"Well I just have a few things going on here that needs to be taken care of.\" Says the guy, who when we walked up was watching TV and putting on the their practice area. I'm sorry, but isn't this guy's job to sell me clubs? And let me demo as much as I please to make a $300 decision? I felt incredibly disrespected and completely judged. I spoke with the store manager, and I'll never go back here and I hope that guy learned a lesson on how to treat a customer he knows nothing about.