Burglary at Worldwide Golf Brands warehouse in Manchester

Break-in at Manchester golf warehouse

According to an article published on 2 May 2025, Golfbusinessnews reports that Worldwide Golf Brands has suffered a major break-in at its Manchester warehouse. The incident, which occurred last weekend, resulted in the theft of over £2 million worth of stock.

Managing Director Graeme Stevens stated that MacGregor package sets and hardware are the product lines most significantly impacted by the theft. Despite the loss, the company reports that it is back in operation, with minimal disruption expected for customers of other brands such as Stuburt, BIG MAX, and Oscar Jacobson. Worldwide Golf Brands is currently working with Greater Manchester Police to identify those responsible.

The company expects to replenish its MacGregor stock within four to six weeks, with full availability anticipated by mid-summer. Customers with concerns regarding their orders are advised to contact their sales representative or the office directly. Anyone with information regarding the burglary is encouraged to contact the business or Greater Manchester Police.

Business owners are encouraged to regularly review and upgrade their physical security measures and alarm systems to deter unauthorized access.

Source : Golfbusinessnews