eGolf Megastore Al Wasl

eGolf Megastore Al Wasl

Al Jaddaf

eGolf Megastore Al Wasl is a sporting goods store for golfers shopping for new or second-hand clubs, with a strong focus on personalised club fitting. Reviews highlight simulator-based testing, equipment repairs and patient advice that helps match clubs to your swing rather than simply your budget.

Reputation Score
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214 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Personal fitting

Fittings cover swing analysis, shaft selection, loft, lie angle and grip size, with combinations tested until the setup suits your game.

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Simulator testing

The store’s simulator and launch-monitor data let shoppers compare clubs and shafts before buying, rather than relying only on shelf impressions.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Ask fitting. Ask for a full fitting rather than choosing by brand alone; reviews say shaft flex, loft, lie angle and grip size were all assessed.

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Try used. If budget matters, compare new and second-hand versions of the same club. One shopper built a mixed set for less than a new 2025 driver.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Shop 15&16, Al Wasl Sports Club, Al Wasl F.C. Football Stadium - Oud Metha Rd
Al Jadaf, Dubai
Mon10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tue10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wed10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thu10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Fri10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sat10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sun10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Club fitting session

A fitting session can include analysis of your current clubs, swing style and equipment specifications before testing different combinations.

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TrackMan

TrackMan was used to analyse two golfers’ swings and help fit clubs that suited their games.

Common Concerns

No concerns reported yet.

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The Bottom Line

eGolf Megastore Al Wasl is geared towards golfers who want more than a quick browse through club shelves. You can buy new or second-hand equipment, book a club fitting, compare options on a simulator or launch monitor, and use the store for repairs or regripping. The reviews repeatedly describe the fitting process as personalised rather than sales-led.

The useful part is the detail. Fitters have tested shaft flex, loft, lie angle and grip size, worked through irons one by one to check new yardages, and translated simulator numbers into practical swing advice. One customer looking for a driver was advised to improve his swing instead of being pushed towards a new purchase; another discovered that a hybrid shaft was too heavy and was invited to return if a change was needed.

Beginners are catered for too, with patient explanations of club differences and help choosing a first set. Budget-conscious shoppers should ask about second-hand options: one customer combined new and used clubs for less than the cost of a new 2025 driver. For workshop jobs, ask about turnaround before leaving; a pitching wedge was repaired in 15 minutes, while another regripping job was completed on the spot.

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