Top 4 Used Golf Drivers That Still Crush It Off The Tee (And Cost Under $200)
News

Top 4 Used Golf Drivers That Still Crush It Off The Tee (And Cost Under $200)

Support our Mission. We independently test each product we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission.

Top 4 Used Golf Drivers That Still Crush It Off The Tee (And Cost Under $200)

If a brand-new $699 driver is not in the cards this year, don’t worry. There is still room for an upgrade in your bag. The drivers on this list might not be fresh off the production line but they will be new to you and could give you just the boost you need off the tee. These four used drivers, all tested and proven performers, can be found in average or better condition for under $200. See if any of these used golf drivers could work for your game.

COBRA Darkspeed LS

We tested the COBRA Darkspeed LS in the 2024 Best Golf Driver test. It ranked eighth out of 37 drivers. It’s a low-spin model that also proved effective for a wide range of handicaps. It had high scores for distance and accuracy.

Golfers who already generate a lot of spin in their driver swing will like what the Darkspeed LS has to offer. Some testers did not like the lack of a prominent alignment aid on the crown but, aside from that, the feedback was mostly positive.

With the Darkspeed LS being one of the newer options on this list, you’ll find that used pricing starts at approximately $199.

Callaway Epic Max LS

The Callaway Epic Max LS is a little older than the COBRA Darkspeed LS but it was the best overall driver and best driver for high swing speeds in our 2021 Most Wanted Driver test. It ranked first in Strokes Gained and fourth in total distance.

The Callaway Epic Max LS is long and consistent, a rare combination. The Callaway Epic Max LS is another strong choice for golfers who generate a lot of spin off the tee and need to try to keep that in check.

There are plenty of these out there for around $199 in average condition.

TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus

TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus Driver

We tested the TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus in 2023 and 2024. It was the best overall driver in 2023 and ranked second for distance. It also ranked in the top five in 2024. It’s a consistent performer that is again a good fit for players who want to try and keep spin lower.

Forgiveness from the Stealth 2 Plus was about average so this may be a better choice for consistent golfers. Many used Stealth 2 Plus models are available for around $250 but we found some for around $199 in average condition.

Titleist TSi3

The Titleist TSi3 was another top performer from our 2021 testing. It was not the most forgiving of the drivers we tested but it managed to secure a first-place finish for the best driver for mid-swing speeds. Golfers in the 90-105 mph range had great distance and Strokes Gained performance with the TSI3.

It’s not easy to find a Titleist driver under $200. Most models in the $179 to $199 range are in below-average condition but you can find a few TSI3s in average condition for around $200.

Final thoughts

Do not rule out used golf drivers. If you are playing something from 10 years ago and want an upgrade without spending top dollar, there are plenty of smart options available. Utilize our testing results from the past few years to ensure you’re not making a purchase decision solely based on price. Get a club that has a history of strong performance.

For You

For You

Golf Balls
May 20, 2025
Callaway’s Father’s Day Grillmaster Supersoft Golf Balls: Well Done on the Outside, Same Ball On the Inside
Golf Balls
May 20, 2025
AskMyGolfSpy: What Does A Golf Ball Drop Test Actually Tell You?
Scottie Scheffler PGA Championship Scottie Scheffler PGA Championship
News
May 20, 2025
We Can Stop Calling Scottie Scheffler Boring
Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Scratch golfer, business owner, and mom of two kids; Britt has spent her life on and around the golf course. Picking up a club at the age of 7, she never really put it down. She spent 15 years working at private clubs on Long Island and in Florida before turning her golf playing and teaching career into a golf writing career. When she's not writing content for MyGolfSpy, you can find Britt on the golf course, playing pickleball, running, or out on the boat.

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz





    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

      Pat Maweini

      3 weeks ago

      I still play the 910 D3 and even the newest driver is still within 5-7 yards in distance with my old gamer……..not interested in forgiveness bc i think its the most overrated category for deciding if a club is great or not

      Reply

      Vern Andersen

      3 weeks ago

      I play a Wilson Staff FG tour F5 and it pops off of it better than a lot of the newer drivers I’ve tried.

      Reply

      Jeff Gelb

      3 weeks ago

      I think you left or the TM SIM and SIM2. ball just sends to jump off the face more than most any club I’ve tried.

      Reply

      Todd Sour

      3 weeks ago

      Used clubs are great! I game a TSR3, but bought an old m2 off of eBay to fit a spare shaft lying around. Been banging balls with it at the range. Thing still goes a mile!

      Reply

      Bri

      3 weeks ago

      For an even better bargain go for Cobra Ltd X LS, two gen older than Darkspeed (TM Stealth 1 era) but basically the same club.

      Reply

      JMcK Celtic

      3 weeks ago

      Check out the Callaway Pre-Owned website. I just purchased an AI Smoke Max driver with the Tensei 65 gram stiff shaft for under $235. It was listed in Good condition but when it arrived it looked brand new! Can’t wait to dial it in.

      Reply

      I just checked E-Bay. Titleist TSR drivers in the low $200s and even below $200. I am a senior-senior. Speed at 90. Playing a TSR-1. Would recommend IF you can find one with an appropriate shaft for YOU.

      Reply

      mackdaddy

      3 weeks ago

      You just need to find the right head and you can swap the shaft with one you already have.

      Reply

      Emery

      3 weeks ago

      Still swinging the EPIC MAX LS after testing the new and old triple diamonds and AI’s etc. Here’s a secret. Add a second adjustable weight……you can thank “Lefty” for that gem.

      Reply

      Vegan_Golfer_PNW

      3 weeks ago

      I have the epic max ls. It is a bomber but I was getting more distance from a Mizuno st max so I upgraded.

      Reply

      Joe

      3 weeks ago

      Pretty happy with my Callaway Epic Max LS on a 3 dot Newton shaft

      Reply

      Bulldog

      3 weeks ago

      Although it’s a little more than $200, you can get the Costco Kirkland adjustable driver for $220 online.

      Reply

      Lefthack

      3 weeks ago

      I got a Srixon ZX5 MK2 for $100 off eBay and it’s one of the best drivers I’ve hit. I didn’t care for any of the Stealth’s I tried and I tried most of them.

      Reply

      bama no 1

      3 weeks ago

      Taylormade Stealth 2 plus is no joke, It has been the best driver I have ever owned.

      Reply

    Leave A Reply

    required
    required
    required (your email address will not be published)

    This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

    Golf Balls
    May 20, 2025
    Callaway’s Father’s Day Grillmaster Supersoft Golf Balls: Well Done on the Outside, Same Ball On the Inside
    Golf Balls
    May 20, 2025
    AskMyGolfSpy: What Does A Golf Ball Drop Test Actually Tell You?
    Scottie Scheffler PGA Championship Scottie Scheffler PGA Championship
    News
    May 20, 2025
    We Can Stop Calling Scottie Scheffler Boring