£70,000 worth of golf equipment stolen from Edinburgh business
Clubs and computers were nicked from a golf shop in the Swanston area over the weekend
Police are on the hunt for callous thieves who stole £70,000 worth of golfing equipment during a raid in the Swanston area of Edinburgh.
Scott Gourlay Golf Technology, a club fitting centre, was broken into some time between Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Clubs and computer equipment were taken from the portable building container on Swanston Road.
This includes a Trackman, a small computer like device using in the fitting process of golf clubs.
PC Chris Greer of Edinburgh Community Investigation Unit, said: "All of the pieces which were stolen are used in the custom-fitting process and are fitted with a plastic cap, which would require some force to remove."
"We're urging anyone who may have been offered one of these items to get in touch immediately."
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