What’s My Golf Club Worth? A Resale Value Guide
Wondering how much your used golf clubs are worth? Learn how to estimate resale value and what factors impact pricing on Clubsy’s golf gear marketplace.
What’s My Golf Club Worth? A Resale Value Guide
Published: July 25, 2025
Before you list your clubs for sale, it’s smart to ask: “What are they really worth?” At Clubsy, we want sellers to feel confident and buyers to get a great deal. Here’s how to price your golf gear like a pro.
Factors That Affect Resale Value
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Brand: Premium brands like Titleist, TaylorMade, Callaway, and PING tend to retain more value.
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Age of the Club: Clubs 1–3 years old often retain 60–75% of their retail price if lightly used.
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Condition: Like new = top dollar. Signs of wear or damage will reduce value.
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Shaft & Grip: Upgraded shafts or new grips can add value if well-described.
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Club Type: Drivers, iron sets, and wedges have different resale dynamics. Drivers lose value quicker, while iron sets hold value longer.
Example Resale Ranges:
Driver
(Good Condition) 40–60% Retail - 2024 Driver avg. value $300
(Excellent Condition) 60–70% Retail - 2024 Driver avg. value $390
Iron-Set
(Good Condition) 50–70% Retail - 2024 Iron-Set avg. value $600
(Excellent Condition) 70–80% Retail - 2024 Iron-Set avg. value $750
Wedges
(Good Condition) 35–55% Retail - 2024 Wedge avg. value $81
(Excellent Condition) 55–65% Retail- 2024 Wedge avg. value $108
Putter
(Good Condition) 45–65% Retail - 2024 Putter avg. value $220
(Excellent Condition) 60–75% Retail - 2024 Putter avg. value $270
How to Check Market Price
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Search Clubsy for similar listings Find Golf Gear
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Check current listings online (for comparison)
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Look up the club’s original retail price and calculate with the formula above
Bonus Tips:
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Use odd pricing like $179 instead of $180
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Offer free shipping and roll it into your price
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