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How to Sell Used Golf Clubs

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Selling used golf clubs can be very easy to do and also quite profitable. Most new golfers decide to purchase used clubs to practice and play around with until they feel they are good enough to buy brand new clubs. The following steps will help you sell your used clubs and make a pretty penny doing so.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Clean your clubs extremely well. This is very simple to do. Squirt dish washing soap into hot water and let foam up. Take a dish rag or towel and clean the entire club thoroughly, including the handle.
Step2
Place the clubs in a nice golf bag. Most golf clubs come in bag but if you bought these clubs without a bag, get one. These bags can be found in any sporting good store or major retail center.
Step3
Search the Internet for clubs similar to yours see what they are being sold for. These prices will vary and you may have to reconsider the amount you want to sell them for.
Step4
Visit local sporting good stores and golf shops on country clubs and ask if they would be interested in buying your clubs as a set. Depending on the year, make, model, and condition of the clubs, you may have some luck getting rid of them in this way.
Step5
Put the clubs on the Internet. eBay, Old Clubs, and The Golf Classifieds are just a few of the Internet sites that regularly sell used golf clubs.
Step6
Sell each club individually. If you cannot find anyone to buy the used golf clubs as a whole, sell them each individually. Play It Again Sports store in your area, they will more than likely give you a good price for your clubs as a set or individually.

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