One problem with this is that these pages tend to be very generic. It's easy for people to copy them, make minor changes, and submit the revised page from their own site in hopes of mimicking any success. Also, the pages may be so similar to each other that they are considered duplicates and automatically excluded by the search engine from its listings. Another problem is that users don't arrive at the goal page. They click through, but that page probably lacks detail about the clubs you sell.
Some search engines no longer accept pages using fast meta refresh, to curb abuses of doorway pages.
In fact, sometimes resubmitting the exact page from another location does not gain the same position as the original page. The next step up is to deliver a doorway page that only the search engine sees. The SpiderSpotting chart within Search Engine Watch lists these, mainly as a means to tell you if you have been visited. The advantage to agent name delivery is that you can send the search engine to a tailored page yet direct users to the actual content you want them to see. Well, not quite.