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Performance Golf Zone is the digital training and membership arm linked to Performance Golf, offering video lessons, AI swing analysis, swing reviews and membership tiers known as Scratch Club and VIP coaching. The platform bundles training content with product purchases and trial access to recurring plans, and it advertises time-limited guarantees and trial periods on its site.
Service details on the official site show a recurring Scratch Club offer (trial then recurring monthly or annual billing), plus VIP coaching and single swing-review products; the site also publishes a 14-day trial and multiple refund rules in its terms of service.
Many public reviews and forum posts describe unexpected enrolment in Scratch Club or related subscriptions after buying a physical product, with recurring monthly charges that some buyers say were hard to notice in checkout flow. Several customers on review platforms report waiting for refunds, partial refunds, or needing persistence to resolve multiple billing cycles.
Users commonly cite these themes: trial enrolment buried in checkout, automatic renewal of trial into paid membership, and mixed experiences obtaining refunds. A number of complaints on review sites reference charges of about US$29 - 39 recurring each month that some customers missed until billed. Company responses visible on review pages show refunds are sometimes processed after dispute.
From the published terms, subscriptions use recurring billing with automatic renewal at the end of the trial or billing period; monthly Scratch Club payments are listed as non-refundable while annual Scratch Club payments have a 365-day refund window in specific cases. VIP coaching monthly plans are described as non-refundable. These contract terms drive the practical refund possibilities available to members.
In terms of timing, trials are typically 14 days and the paid portion begins at the end of that trial unless membership is ended prior to renewal. The company states refunds for many digital products and annual plans are available within a 365-day window, with exceptions for monthly plans marked non-refundable.
Expect access to continue until the end of any fully paid billing period; final account status and access cut-off depend on the billing date and whether a refund or credit is issued under the stated policy.
Official pages show multiple price references for Scratch Club and related membership tiers; the site lists monthly and annual options, and third-party store pages show a monthly listing at US$29 or US$39 depending on the product context. When a source shows US pricing, the AUD equivalent below is converted as an approximation using recent mid-market FX rates.
| Plan | Displayed price (source) | Approximate price in AUD | Main refund note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scratch Club monthly | US$29 or US$39 (site/shop pages) | A$43 approx (if US$29) - A$58 approx (if US$39) - approx | Monthly payments listed as non-refundable on terms. |
| Scratch Club annual | US$199 (site info) | A$298 approx - approx | Annual payments may be refundable within 365 days. |
| VIP coaching (monthly) | Price varies | Varies | Monthly VIP coaching listed as non-refundable. |
From a financial-advice viewpoint, determine the materiality: a recurring A$40 - A$60 monthly charge over several months becomes a significant annual drag on discretionary spending. Track cumulative charges precisely before escalating a dispute.
If a refund is contractually available under the stated 365-day policy for annual or qualifying digital purchases, evidence of purchase date and billing entries is the strongest claim. If terms list a plan as non-refundable, the onus shifts to proving misrepresentation or undisclosed enrolment practice if you seek reversal.
When considering chargebacks, weigh costs: disputes can succeed when billing was unauthorised or misleading, but banks assess merchant evidence and time limits. Keep all documentation; the clearer the timeline and receipts, the stronger your case.
Expect that the company may process refunds in stages and that a single case on review sites showed some customers received partial refunds before full resolution. Company replies on review platforms indicate refunds are sometimes issued after review, but experiences vary.
From an optimisation perspective, calculate the annualised cost of any plan you are considering: multiply the recurring monthly charge by 12 and compare to the annual price (often lower per month) to decide where value sits relative to alternative coaching resources.
| Option | Typical monthly cost (AUD approx) | Value proposition |
|---|---|---|
| Scratch Club (monthly) | A$43 - A$58 approx | Access to training library, AI swing tools, ongoing content. |
| Scratch Club (annual) | A$298 approx (annual) | Lower effective monthly cost, eligible for 365-day refund rules in some cases. |
| One-off swing review / course | Varies | Single purchase with a bounded financial commitment. |
After membership termination or dispute resolution, review recent billing statements for at least two cycles to ensure no further charges occur. Keep final confirmation and the documentation checklist items for at least 12 months.
From a budgeting perspective, reallocate the avoided recurring cost into a short-term savings buffer or an alternative coaching option that offers clearer refund terms and transparent billing.
If you plan to re-subscribe later, compare the effective monthly cost of an annual plan versus monthly fees and assess trial terms carefully against your practice schedule and expected usage.
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