Detailed fitting
Fittings can cover shafts, lie angles, lofts, gapping and wedge setups, with recommendations explained around your game.
Al Quoz
A large Al Quoz golf shop for testing and buying clubs, apparel and accessories, with club fitting, swing analysis and practical repair work available in-store.
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Fittings can cover shafts, lie angles, lofts, gapping and wedge setups, with recommendations explained around your game.
A customer restarting after eight years spent over an hour in the bays assessing their swing and club options.
The two-floor store has an impressive choice of clubs and accessories, alongside apparel, bags and golf shoes.
One customer had irons and a putter re-gripped in about 15 minutes rather than returning days later.
Golf bag customization has been completed in record time, according to one customer.
The workshop has handled a second-hand 3-iron shaft change and built a driving iron to the customer's specifications.
Visit early. Go early if you want more attentive help: one long-standing customer says the store can get busy.
Compare clubs. During an iron fitting, ask to try multiple sets so you can compare them before deciding.
Use parking. If you are driving, reviews mention giant free parking spaces at the store.
Check delivery. For ordered irons or other non-stock items, confirm the delivery timeline carefully before paying.
Ask exchanges. For online purchases, check whether your item can be exchanged at a branch before visiting.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
A customer praised the personalized fitting process after being fitted for Miura irons.
PXG Gen 7 was the selected set after a fitting that also addressed stance and swing.
P790’s were chosen after comparing them with other iron sets during a fitting.
The store provides club-fitting guidance, including explanations of how different setups may suit your game.
One iron order took 10 weeks before being refunded after conflicting delivery promises.
The Al Quoz area can be difficult to reach because of surrounding traffic.
A returning customer waited for help and felt rushed when staff were preparing for another fitting.
One review specifically flags the store's pricing as high.
The Bottom Line
eGolf Megastore Al Quoz is a sizeable golf shop where you can try and buy clubs, apparel, shoes, bags and accessories. Its strongest reason to visit is the fitting setup: reviews describe full-set and iron sessions involving swing assessment, comparisons between club sets, and discussion of shafts, lie angles, lofts, gapping and wedge setups. That makes it useful whether you are upgrading a driver or returning to golf after a long break.
There is practical work beyond sales, too. Customers have had irons and a putter re-gripped in around 15 minutes, while another had a driving iron built to their specification. Golf bag customization is also mentioned.
The two-floor layout gives the shop a broad selection, including named options such as Miura irons, PXG Gen 7 and P790 irons. Plan your visit rather than dropping in at the busiest time: one review recommends going early for the best advice, and another reports waiting for help while staff handled a fitting. Traffic around Al Quoz can be awkward, although a review mentions giant free parking spaces.
Be especially careful with delivery promises for ordered irons; one customer waited 10 weeks before receiving a refund. Pricing has also been described as high, so comparing options during a fitting is worthwhile.