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Non-Tech : Callaway Golf -- it's a buy
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To: Don Dorsey who wrote (136)5/13/1998 4:04:00 PM
From: Don Dorsey   of 307
 
Callaway Golfsays mulls price cuts on clubs

Reuters Story - May 13, 1998 14:27

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NEW YORK, May 13 (Reuters) - Callaway Golf Co is
mulling price cuts on its Big Bertha metal driver and other
clubs amid fierce competition in the golf-equipment industry,
the company's chief executive, Donald Dye, said.
"We've elected to consider whether or not a price reduction
on our metal woods would help retailers flush out inventory,"
Dye said in an interview with Reuters. "It would also help
maintain (the company's) momentum and do damage to our
competitors."
Dye did not specify how steep the price cuts -- if
implemented -- would be. "We can go awfully low because of our
fundamentals," he said.
Currently, the highest-priced Big Bertha has a suggested
retail price of about $600 but can be found in stores in the
$450 range, Dye said.
"We have been perceived and continue to be perceived as the
premium-priced golf equipment provider in the world and any
lowering in the price of our products that would give a sign we
no longer wanted that position would be a huge negative," Dye
added.
"On the other hand," he said, "it would be a huge mistake
to leave prices at an unduly high level."
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