What are your old clubs worth?

Most valuations are turned around within one working day of us receiving your details and photos, and often much sooner during normal opening hours. As soon as you submit the form, your clubs go into the queue for one of our team to review. The clearer your photos and the more accurate your condition descriptions, the faster we can confirm a figure, because we rarely need to come back with follow-up questions. If anything is unusual, such as a limited edition model or a non-standard shaft, it may take a little longer while we check current market values, but we will always keep you updated rather than leave you waiting.

Yes, completely. We send you an offer and the decision is entirely yours, with no charge for the quote and no commitment at any stage. Nothing happens until you actively accept, so you are free to think it over, compare it against selling privately, or simply walk away with no hard feelings. We would rather you felt confident the figure was fair than rushed into anything, so there is genuinely no harm in finding out what your clubs are worth, even if you are only curious about a future upgrade.

We accept clubs across a wide range of conditions, from nearly new and barely used right through to well played sets with honest wear. The valuation simply reflects the condition, so a club with light cosmetic marks will still hold strong value, while heavier wear, sky marks or a tired grip will be priced accordingly but is still very much worth trading. The most important thing is to be honest when you describe each club, because the figure we quote is based on what you tell us. Accurate descriptions mean no surprises when your clubs arrive and a faster, smoother payout for you.

We take most major brands and club types, including drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, wedges and putters, along with bags and trolleys. That covers the manufacturers you would expect to see in store, such as TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping, Titleist, Cobra, Mizuno, Cleveland, Odyssey and Scotty Cameron, as well as plenty of others. As a general rule, if it is a recognised brand and in playable condition, there is a good chance we will take it. If you are unsure whether something qualifies, just add it to your form anyway and we will let you know in your valuation, or give either store a call before you send anything in.

There is no limit at all. You can trade in a single club, a few you no longer use, or a complete bag, whatever suits you. Just add each item to the form individually so we can value every one and give you a combined total. Larger trade-ins are very welcome and often make the most sense, since the value can really add up when you are clearing out older gear to fund an upgrade. Whether it is one wedge gathering dust or your entire set, the process is exactly the same.

Sending your clubs is simple and costs you nothing. Once you accept your offer, we post you a box along with a prepaid returns label. You pack your clubs securely, attach the label, and drop the parcel at any collection point or arrange a pickup, with the postage covered both ways. We recommend wrapping each club so heads and shafts are protected in transit, and including any headcovers if you have them. As soon as your parcel reaches us, we check the clubs against your description, confirm everything is as expected, and move straight on to paying you.

Absolutely. If you would rather not post anything, you are welcome to bring your clubs into either our Corsham or Swindon store and our team will value them face to face while you wait. Many golfers prefer this, as you get an instant conversation about your clubs, can ask questions, and walk away the same day with cash or store credit ready to spend. It is also the ideal option if you are already thinking about your next set, since you can trade in and get advice on a replacement or a custom fitting in the same visit.

Once your trade-in is agreed, you choose how you would like to be paid. Take a straight cash payout by bank transfer, or opt for store credit and we add a bonus on top of your valuation, giving you more to spend than the cash figure alone. That store credit can go towards anything we stock, from the latest driver and iron releases to bags, trolleys, apparel and a full custom fitting, so it is the perfect way to put your old clubs straight towards your next ones. There is no pressure either way, the cash option is always there if you prefer it.

Your trade-in value comes down to four main things: the specific model, how old it is, how sought after it is on the used market right now, and the condition it arrives in. Premium models from the last couple of seasons tend to hold their value best, while older or more worn clubs are worth less but still carry a fair price. To keep every offer honest, we benchmark valuations against live second hand market data rather than guessing, so the figure you receive reflects what your clubs are genuinely worth today, not a lowball. That same data is why being accurate about condition matters, as it lets us quote you a price we can stand behind when your clubs arrive.