GolfGiftPicks disclosure: store links and rankings no one buys
No store link earns us anything yet. Here is how store links work, and why no ranking is for sale.
How GolfGiftPicks makes money at a glance
Store links
No "Check price" link earns us anything yet. You pay the store's own price.
No paid placements
No one can buy a place on a list, an award label or a kinder description.
The "Check price" button
A "Check price" button opens a store, such as Amazon, in a new tab. Today no such link earns us anything: GolfGiftPicks is in no affiliate program, runs no ads and takes no money from brands.
- If that changes, this page will say so first, and every page with a paid link will say so before its first one.
No golf brand can buy a ranking
Never for sale
- A place on a list, or a higher one
- An award label such as "Best for structured drills"
- A kinder description, or a complaint left out
- A review or a comparison
We don't accept
- Payment for a pick or a review
- Free products in return for coverage
- Sponsored posts dressed as guides
- Requests to remove owners' complaints
Why a gift guide owes you this page
You should know who gains when you follow a pick. The FTC's Endorsement Guides say a connection that could affect how readers weigh a recommendation, such as a commission, should be disclosed clearly and close to it. Today we have none to declare; if we ever do, it goes here and before the first store link.
This page, and a one-line note near the top of every guide. How picks are chosen: how we pick.
Questions about how we make money
Do store links earn GolfGiftPicks money?
Not yet. We are in no affiliate program. If that changes, this page says so first, and you still pay the store's normal price.
Can a brand pay to be ranked higher?
No. Places on a list, award labels and descriptions are never for sale, and we don't accept free products in return for coverage.