Selling older golf clubs
In short
Many older golf clubs are worth selling: we buy most makes from the 1960s right up to date, including old Callaway, Ping and TaylorMade woods that other buyers turn down. We don’t buy 1940s clubs with plastic-coated shafts, pre-2000 clubs in poor condition, or damaged clubs.
Many older golf clubs are worth selling. We buy clubs of most makes from the 1960s right up to date, and we love buying older clubs between 5 and over 20 years old, including the ones other buyers turn down.
The older clubs we want
- Old Callaway, Ping and TaylorMade woods
- Clubs from Callaway, TaylorMade, Ping, Titleist, Scotty Cameron and Odyssey, whatever their age
- Collectable putters
- Older sets of irons and woods, and single clubs
The older clubs we don’t buy
A few older clubs have no resale value for us: 1940s clubs with plastic-coated shafts, pre-2000 clubs in poor condition, woods with bad paint loss and damaged clubs. The full list is on Unwanted Clubs.
How to sell older clubs
Send us a few clear photos of each club, showing the make, the model and the condition. Older clubs can be hard to identify, so our guide to finding the make and model shows where the markings usually are. Then we come to you within easy reach of the M25, you bring them to our unit in Warfield, or you post them to us. If they belonged to a family member, this page may help.
Questions about older clubs
Often, yes. We buy clubs from the 1960s right up to date, and we especially want old Callaway, Ping and TaylorMade woods.
1940s clubs with plastic-coated shafts, pre-2000 clubs in poor condition, woods with bad paint loss and damaged clubs. See Unwanted Clubs.
Yes, if you are within easy reach of the M25. Call 07880 706308 and we will call round.