How to Sell or Trade In Your Used Golf Clubs

Most golfers have a few clubs sitting in the garage. Here are your options for turning them into money, and what decides how much they're worth.

What are my options for selling used golf clubs?

• Sell them yourself online: usually the highest price, but you handle photos, listings, questions, packing and returns.
• Sell locally: quick and simple, but buyers often expect a bargain.
• Trade them in: the easiest option. You get a value up front and ship the clubs off with a prepaid label.

What makes a used golf club worth more?

• Model and age: recent models from well-known brands hold their value best.
• Condition: clean faces, sharp grooves and no shaft damage.
• Shaft: premium or upgraded shafts add value.
• Extras: headcovers and adjustment tools help.
• Specs: right-handed, regular and stiff flex clubs are in the highest demand.

How does a Club Partner trade-in work?

1. Get a value in about a minute at trade.clubpartner.org. Search our value guide, or match a club with a photo of the sole.
2. Ship your clubs with a prepaid label we send you.
3. We check them over. Nothing is owed until we've seen the clubs.

Have a garage full? We can price a whole batch in one go, in person or from photos, so you don't have to add clubs one at a time. Golf courses, pro shops and club fitters can have us come to them and pick clubs up in person.

Does a trade-in help anyone else?

We match 5% of every trade-in and donate it to the PGA of America's PGA HOPE program, which helps U.S. military veterans through golf. It doesn't reduce what you receive.

Ready to trade in?

Get your trade-in value, or if you're replacing a club, browse our used clubs first.