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[grantwoody]

Only other reason I can think of is if yours might be harder to shift..... Have the shafts been lengthened or shortened? Or perhaps got an unusual lie?

Nope, they're normal length and blue dot.

 

[grantwoody]

Price seems reasonably fair. I sold my Ping G15's earlier in the year to easy golf exhange, decent condition (probably not as top notch as yours), i got £140. Try easy golf exchange as I had no hassle at all, they sent courier & cheque within 2-3 Days.

Mike

Cheers Mike, will give Golf Exchange a try.

 

[Jacko_G]

Wouldn't touch them with a bargepole.

Shocking prices offered and charge way over the odds. Avoid.

 

[MashieNiblick]

Supply and Demand?

I see they have 26 sets of G15's currently for sale.

 

[road2ruin]

Wouldn't touch them with a bargepole.

Shocking prices offered and charge way over the odds. Avoid.

Wouldn't agree in the slightest. You will get a better price on eBay but you have to wait and see what you end up with and potentially get non payers. It also does depend on what you're trying to sell. They are a business and will offer under the odds if they don't really want the item or already have a load more in stock. I've sold to them for more than I expected and also got offers that I would never consider accepting. No one is forcing you to sell to them, you make the decision.

In terms of prices they sell at I don't think it's way over the odds, I've always found them comparable to simile items online.

 

[Val]

Try usedping.co.uk

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Depending on where you are located, if you can get to their showroom/head office in Chessington (not far from the World of Adventures) you will always get a better deal haggling in person. I always take their initial email quote with me as a starting point but always get anything from £20-£50 more face to face. Granted it isn't feasible for many but if you can, do it