Those clubs in the garage are worth something.
We buy quality used clubs up to seven or eight years old. Bring them in for a free valuation — cash or credit against a fitting.
Price
Free valuation
Cash or trade-in credit
Booking
Walk in, no appointment
We only sell good quality used clubs, which means we are selective about what we buy — but if your clubs meet the standard, we will make you a fair offer on the spot. Generally we are looking for sets up to seven or eight years old in good condition.
There are two ways to do it. We buy outright for cash, or we give you trade-in credit against something else in the shop. The credit is worth more than the cash, and part-exchanging an old set against a proper fitting is the cheapest route into clubs that actually fit you — it is how a large number of our fittings get paid for.
Bring them in and we will look at them properly: heads checked for crown cracks and face wear, shafts checked for rust and straightness, grooves measured. Then you get an honest number. If we cannot use them, we will say so rather than insulting you with a token offer, and we are happy to tell you what they are realistically worth privately.
What's included
- Free, honest, no-obligation valuation
- Cash purchase or higher-value trade-in credit
- We buy quality sets up to around 7–8 years old
- Drivers, iron sets, wedges, putters, bags and trolleys considered
- Remote valuations by photo for anyone not local
- Straight answers — including when the answer is no
Step by step, so you know exactly what you are booking
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Bring them in
No appointment needed. Bring the clubs, headcovers and the bag if you want us to look at that too. If you are not local, send photos to mario@golfcitysports.com and we will give you a guide figure before you travel.
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We inspect properly
Heads get checked for crown cracks, face wear and loose inserts. Shafts get checked for rust at the tip, straightness and spine. Grooves get measured. Grips and ferrules are assessed for replacement.
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You get an honest number
Cash offer or trade-in credit, explained. We will tell you which clubs in the set are carrying the value and which are worth nothing — usually the driver and the irons matter and the rest does not.
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Cash, or credit towards a fitting
Take the cash, or put the credit against a fitting and a new set. Credit is the better value and it means your old clubs are directly funding clubs that actually fit you.
Sell or Part-Exchange Your Clubs — your questions answered
Not covered here? Call the shop on +34 952 896 710 and you will get a straight answer from someone who knows.
As a rule, up to seven or eight years old and in good condition. Older clubs occasionally still have value if they are a sought-after model — persimmon woods and classic blades are a different market — so it is worth asking.
Other things we do
Come and find out what you should actually be playing.
Ninety minutes on the SkyTrak+ with a PGA professional will tell you more than a decade of range balls. Book online, or just walk in — we are on the A-7 at Km 168.