Well pga say my putter is minimum of $130. American golf offered me 52. So 104 total.
Looks like they're aren't always as fair as they claim.
Looks like they're aren't always as fair as they claim.
I always thought AG would only let you trade a club for club ie: driver for driver.
Well pga say my putter is minimum of $130. American golf offered me 52. So 104 total.
Looks like they're aren't always as fair as they claim.
Did you question why they offered less?
I sent them a link to the pga and asked why the low offer. Have had no response.
The answer is got from them in the shop was " that is what they are worth today". When I told them pga.com still has them at the same price they still couldn't answer it.
Have been offered £158 For my ping G30's 5-PW which doubled up to £316. PGA.com was at $237 I assume they have an exchange rate for usd to pounds conversion.
I'm sure that some will get great deals and others won't, for me at the price offered I would prefer to sell private as I think I could get more.
they use 1.5 to convert from USD to GBP....as dictated by head office according to one of the lads in my local AG....even though the spot rate is closer to 1.32.
Have been offered £158 For my ping G30's 5-PW which doubled up to £316. PGA.com was at $237 I assume they have an exchange rate for usd to pounds conversion.
I'm sure that some will get great deals and others won't, for me at the price offered I would prefer to sell private as I think I could get more.
Not sure you'd get much more, 340-360 on eBay, less 10% selling fees
Not much in it really
But trading without the hassle of listing, selling and posting
Maybe but I'm always worried about trading in clubs - what if after a month I don't like them and wish I had my old ones.........
To be fair my Pings are lovely clubs and I play well with them so don't really need to change.
Yes, that's the conversion, my nephew works in a branch and told me how it works
PGA value guide, for price, divide by 1.5, then doubled to get "double trade in price"
Why 1.5?? If you are converting £ to $ yes that's right, but if they converting a price in $ to £ it should 0.75 going by the exchange rates.
So to me it looks like they are doing everyone out of money.
No it wouldn't
£ to $ you would multiply by 1.5, not divide
Besides, I don't know the reason behind the formula, just how they meet the prices.
Currently £1 is $1.32
So not quite £1 to $1.50
Yes, the conversion is defo in their favour.
But still good deals to be had
Edit -- $1 = 75p
Currently
American golf are giving almost 67p
No biggee really