Should You Buy Used Golf Equipment? | #NoPuttsGiven 47
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Should You Buy Used Golf Equipment? | #NoPuttsGiven 47

Should You Buy Used Golf Equipment? | #NoPuttsGiven 47

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Who can resist the shine of a brand new set of irons? All of us, apparently. Used golf equipment can be a smart buy, but beware the caveats.

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      Dwayne

      6 years ago

      If I trust that the seller is offering authenic products, will accept returns and the price is right, then I will buy used.

      My biggest concern buying used golf equipment is that it is authenic.

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      fore59

      6 years ago

      I work in a golf shop in Georgia and we are a dealer for all the major brands.
      We sell new and used, no counterfeits
      Buy what you want to buy… just remember depreciation.
      I pay cost for new equipment, but I play used.
      It’s the Indian not the arrow.
      fairways & greens

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      Mike

      6 years ago

      Absolutely, all day long and twice on Sunday. If you know how to shop on eBay you can get some great bargains, and I’ve got some great deals on the Callaway pre-owned website. The key is, how comfortable are you with maybe a tiny bit of wear to start with. For me, once I take a club out and play around or two, I couldn’t tell if the club I bought was new or mint condition anyway.. new clubs are honestly just stupid expensive, of what some, but definitely now lean toward like new or mint pre-owned ones.

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      Imafitter

      6 years ago

      Definitely buy used. FYI…I worked at Golf Galaxy, they use the PGA Trade-in Guide, and double the price for retail. Try and buy as close as possible to the Trade-in Guide price.

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