Buying and selling used, and which retailers are worth it.
4 buying guides
Where you buy a used club decides how much risk you are carrying, not just how much you pay. Here is what each route actually protects you against, and what it costs to skip that protection.
Golf is one of the few categories where the wrong purchase cannot simply be lived with, because a club that does not fit you actively makes you worse. That makes the returns policy part of the price.
Selling a set is a trade between how much you get and how much work you do to get it. Here is what each route actually pays, and how much of your time it costs to find out.
A trade-in is a wholesale offer dressed as a convenience, and that is not an accusation. It is the deal on the table, and it is a good one as long as you know what you are giving up to take it.
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