Some clubs, especially iron sets, have a following and can bring in good money even if they're pretty old. A 30- or 40-year-old set of Wilson Staff irons might be worth more in good shape than a newer set of Wilson irons.
Callaway clubs hold their value better than others. If you plan to sell your clubs at some point, buy Callaways.
Some clubs, especially iron sets, have a following and can bring in good money even if they're pretty old. A 30- or 40-year-old set of Wilson Staff irons might be worth more in good shape than a newer set of Wilson irons.
Callaway clubs hold their value better than others. If you plan to sell your clubs at some point, buy Callaways.
Very old sets of clubs aren't necessarily worthless. Older iron sets can remain playable and still fetch some money. But old woods, made from actual wood, aren't worth much as anything other than collectibles.
Truly beat-up clubs aren't worth selling online. Sometimes, they can be worth a few dollars as trade-ins. But a better plan is to take them to a thrift shop, such as Goodwill or the Salvation Army, and donate them, taking a modest tax deduction.
Very old sets of clubs aren't necessarily worthless. Older iron sets can remain playable and still fetch some money. But old woods, made from actual wood, aren't worth much as anything other than collectibles.
Truly beat-up clubs aren't worth selling online. Sometimes, they can be worth a few dollars as trade-ins. But a better plan is to take them to a thrift shop, such as Goodwill or the Salvation Army, and donate them, taking a modest tax deduction.