Every club here has been through our workshop, checked over properly and priced on what it is actually worth. These are genuine trade-ins and ex-demo clubs, not job lots bought in sight unseen. If something has a mark on it, we say so.

Used clubs are a sensible way into equipment that would otherwise be out of reach, and they make particular sense for a golfer who is still working out what suits them. The catch is that a secondhand club is only a bargain if the specification fits, which is why we list the loft, shaft, flex, length and grip on every one.

How We Grade Condition

Excellent - Barely used. Minimal marks on the sole, clean face and grooves, near new overall.

Very Good - Light wear from normal play. Some marks on the sole, face and grooves in good order.

Good - Visible wear from regular use. Cosmetically honest, mechanically sound, plays as it should.

Fair - Heavy cosmetic wear. Structurally fine and plays well, priced to reflect the marks.

Every Club Is One Of One

There is only ever a single unit of each listing here, so once it is gone it is gone. If you have seen something you like, it is worth moving on it.

Nothing Here Suit You?

Used stock comes and goes, so it is worth checking back. If you would rather have something current and built to your specification, browse the new range in golf clubs.