What are my golf clubs worth?

My golf clubs are worth a thousand stories.  I started using them when I was in the 10th grade and I still use the 9 iron and putter today.  Although the clubs do not get used as much today, my children are starting to get their swing on.  And I now need to replenish my golf ball stash.

Are my clubs worth any trade-in value though?

I can help you get the best golf club trade-in deals and prices on the internet. Together with Worldwide Golf Shops (WGS), a golf club trade-in center, you can trade-in your used golf clubs and get paid.

Great Golf Club Trade-In Deals Every Day At Worldwide Golf Shops

My team and I at WanderingAffiliate.com are an internet marketing affiliate and publisher for Worldwide Golf Shops (WGS).  As an affiliate marketer, my team and I are in the profession of earning a commission whenever a sale occurs for marketing WGS’s great golf club trade-in deals and equipment to the world.

It will not cost anyone any additional cost to use our website along with Worldwide Golf Shops. In fact, you, the customer will benefit from the information my team and I have put together.

WGS offers a wide selection of drivers, irons, shoes, and balls.

So how do you trade-in your used golf clubs?

• Select the golf clubs that you would like to trade-in
• Fill out the online trade-in form and select the club and its current condition
• Send in as many clubs as you want to.  Shipping is paid for by WGS
• WGS will send you an eGift card and you can use it to buy online or at any of the WGS stores

I like to visit flea markets and yard sales and I can always find used golf clubs.  Some are really old and have a lot of wear and tear, some are in fair condition and some are in good condition.

When I come upon a golf club in fair condition, I look for noticeable wear from frequent to heavy use, and I make sure that it is still functional. I will examine the club for cosmetic blemishes like gouges, dings, pop-up marks, paint chipping, or scratches.

If I come across clubs with zero signs of abuse and normal wear associated with use over the course of a season or very slight scratches, I will consider it in good condition.

During my treasure hunts at the flea markets and yard sales, I rarely find golf clubs in excellent condition.  Excellent condition for a golf club is looking new, minimal wear, or never used.

With the WGS Golf Club Trade-In Center, I can take my newly found treasures and mail them in to receive my eGift card.

With my gift card from WGS, I can buy clubs, shoes, apparel, GPS/Tech, balls, bags and carts, and accessories.

WGS offers a wide selection of

Drivers

Irons

Shoes

Balls

And just about everything golf-related.

So what are my golf clubs worth?  Like I mentioned earlier, my clubs are worth a thousand stories.  From the times that I played in the Thumb of Michigan and Bay in Florida with my Grandfather, to the annual golf outings with friends and colleagues, my clubs have seen a lot.  Now I am teaching my children the fundamentals, history, and the Love of the game.

After a round at the local golf course, we will go shopping for more used golf clubs that we can trade-in.  We bundle them up, ship them to Worldwide Golf Shop and wait to see what our funds will be from the gift card.  We mostly purchase golf balls and golf tees, but the kids are getting taller so we will be investing in new golf clubs for the holidays.

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Please let us know if you have any questions on what your golf clubs are worth in the comment section below.

Rob

www.wanderingaffiliate.com

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