Used Golf Clubs
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Not sure what your budget is but it seems like a set of clubs now a days, even good sets are cheap cheap cheap. Seems like TVs almost, all the abundance of new tech has driven the prices down. Good sets around $399.
What a serendipitous question? It so happens I am in the process of preparing to list a set of golf clubs on e-bay. I live between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, but getting them to Des Moines is not an intimidating challenge.
To Board Honchos: Am I allowed by board rules to say more? Of if we were to get into a description, price, etc., would we have to go the e-mail route?
I never buy used clubs especially not from Ebay. TGW has some great full sets that include bags. Great prices as well.
How does that work? Assuming you mean "conversation" and not "conservation"? You had me REALLY confused there for a minute.
How does that work? Assuming you mean "conversation" and not "conservation"? You had me REALLY confused there for a minute.
Damn, I thought that didnt look right after I typed it but the phone didnt correct it. Now that I look at it, I dont think we can do private conversations unless we are members of the site. On CR, if I click on a user name, there is an option to start a private conversation next to follow and ignore. On HROT, I dont have the same option.
So disregard my suggestion.
http://www.golfdealsandsteals.com/cat/IRONS/1--DEALS-AND-STEALS/CLOSEOUTS_67.aspx
Once you register you will be emailed a daily deal, some are better than great.
Once you register you will be emailed a daily deal, some are better than great.
If you are buying clubs used I would go with some Pings or 845's.
They are the best value usually and also fit most average sized players the best.
They are the best value usually and also fit most average sized players the best.
I used to buy new and got tired of spending $800 on a set of clubs and trading them in a year or two later for $200. I really wanted some AP2's and found a local guy looking to sell. Purchased a 3 year old set in great condition with extended project x shafts P through 4 iron for $250.
I would recommend 2nd Swing. They are outstanding. I have never had a bad issue with them. Most clubs on there have actual photo's of the club you are purchasing. I buy several clubs a year from them. I like Taylor Made TP products, and usually, I can score them slightly used from 2nd Swing when the original owner realizes they can't swing them, usually after 1 or 2 rounds. My next purchase will be a Titleist 915Fd 15 with a Blueboard stiff. I will check out 2nd swing until they have a decent one in good shape and probably save $100.00
Kinley's does have the best Club repair in town.
Kinley's does have the best Club repair in town.
Ruined good post with the $300k house. That's a starter home in CO. We won't even talk about the west coast. Just saying.
My buddy works at 2nd Swing headquarters and they have nearly anything you need. They're incredibly knowledgeable over the phone and if you're in the MSP area their club fitting is fantastic. Highly recommend looking at their offering.
My wife wants me to pull the trigger and get a set so we can go golfing, but I really have no desire to start this hobby that can be expensive.
I figured that he meant that what they saved on housing allowed them to buy the Lexus and join the country club.
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