8 Reasons Why You Should Trade In Your Golf Clubs (And Other Equipment) With golfclubs4cash

Whether you're looking to upgrade your equipment or you simply want to raise some funds, trading in unwanted golf gear is a fantastic option

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Do I need to upgrade my driver? Should I try one of those zero torque putters everyone’s talking about? Would carrying an extra hybrid help my long game?

We could go on… these are the types of questions golfers frequently ask themselves. However, golf can be an expensive hobby if we’re always dipping into the market.

One way to keep up with the latest technology and refresh your bag more regularly is to trade in your clubs as you go. It can be tempting to hold on to certain clubs, especially ones which have served you well, but freeing up some funds to reinvest makes a lot more sense.

More and more golfers are seeing the benefits of doing so - and here’s why.

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Being able to speak in person to an expert is just one reason to sell your clubs with golfclubs4cash

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1. Cash Or Credit? You Choose

What if you don’t want funds to put towards more golf gear? What you really want is a bit of holiday spending money. That’s the beauty of trading in - the choice is yours. You can use the money for golf equipment, or you can just take the money.

Whether you want to put that cash towards your next golf holiday or purchase a top-of-the-range air fryer (everyone else has got one), it’s entirely up to you. Once your clubs have been received and inspected, the cash will be in your bank account within 48 hours.

Why, you will be left wondering, did you ever feel the need to keep hold of three drivers, two sets of irons and a whole bunch of hybrids, wedges and putters?

2. Not Just Golf Clubs

It’s not just golf clubs that you can trade in. Golf bags, distance measuring devices and components, such as heads and shafts, are also accepted, helping you to boost your funds and give you a bit of extra money to spend.

So, when you do trade in your golf clubs, have a look around to see what else you’re keeping hold of - it all adds up.

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At golfclubs4cash you can also trade in components such as shafts or rangefinders, as well as clubs

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3. Simple And Hassle Free

Not all transactions go smoothly online. When you’re selling to someone you’ve never met before, there’s always a risk of getting caught up in a disagreement, whether that’s something to do with the item itself or a dispute over postage and delivery.

With golfclubs4cash, you’re dealing with a team of professionals who have many years of experience working in the golf industry. Peace of mind is not to be underestimated.

4. Price Match Guarantee

Let's say that you’ve already received a quote. golfclubs4cash also offers a Price Match Guarantee, which means it will match quotes from all other recognised golf retailers.

The company has bought golf equipment from over 250,000 golfers since it began trading and received over 55,000 five-star reviews on Trustpilot. Dealing with a trusted supplier, you can be sure that you will receive a fair and reasonable valuation.

Here’s a tip for you. It might sound obvious, but it’s crucial to clean your golf equipment to get the best possible price. Give the grooves a clean, wipe the grips and shafts, and get the mud and grime out of those awkward parts of the club. It does make a difference.

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The golfclubs4cash app is easy to use and provides rapid access to thousands of golf products

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5. Easy-to-use App

What’s more, both the golfclubs4cash website and app are easy to navigate. You can be tidying up your garage one minute, gathering all the golf equipment you no longer use, and have a bunch of competitive quotes the next.

6. Every Product (Within Reason) Has Its Price

You might have an item of gear that was manufactured a good few years ago; perhaps you have a putter or a set of irons that no one at your club has ever heard of. Neither should stop you from seeing if you can trade your equipment in.

Whether it’s the latest TaylorMade driver or a decades’ old John Letters putter, golfclubs4cash buys and sells a wide range of brands (over 120), including the lesser-known ones.

Trading in your clubs in store also allows you to search for a replacement and see it in the flesh!

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7. Deal In Person

For those who would prefer to deal face-to-face when trading in, golfclubs4cash has two stores, with a third opening soon. The Edinburgh and Warrington stores are open, and the new Milton Keynes store will be opening its doors on August 14th.

This does of course mean that you get to have a browse of the store, where you’ll find thousands of second-hand golf clubs. It’s quite a sight to behold!

8. Use Your Local Pro

If you’re OK with store credit - perhaps you’ve had your eye on a new pair of golf shoes - there is the option of taking your club(s) to your PGA professional (golfclubs4cash deal with over 1,500 PGA professionals), who will complete the valuation process, box up your old gear and send it off for you.

This does limit you to store credit with your club professional, but it’s a fantastic option if there’s something you’re keen to buy from your pro.

Michael Weston
Contributing editor

Michael has been with Golf Monthly since 2008. A multimedia journalist, he has also worked for The Football Association, where he created content to support the England football team, The FA Cup, London 2012, and FA Women's Super League. As content editor at Foremost Golf, Michael worked closely with golf's biggest equipment manufacturers and has developed an in-depth knowledge of this side of the industry. He's a regular contributor, covering instruction, equipment, travel and feature content. Michael has interviewed many of the game's biggest stars, including seven World No.1s, and has attended and reported on numerous Major Championships and Ryder Cups around the world. He's a member of Formby Golf Club in Merseyside, UK.

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