Postage.

[JamieSmith]

Hey

Just wondering when selling golf clubs what is the best way of postage i.e royal mail or go through another company and what is a average price of this? i no it all comes down to weight ect but just wondering if anybody knows?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I sent a club back to GM after the reader test (hated it) and it cost me £11 by parcelforce. I sent a set of clubs to Belfast and it was about £15 recorded delivery based on the weight

 

[RGDave]

I just go dan the post office and send 'em. Don't ask, just hand over whatever it costs.

PS. A full set costs around £10.

Can't see it being cheaper (enough) to lose any sleep and effort over.

 

[Imurg]

If you package them well - in a box for example - you can send them Standard Parcels for about £4.50. PO tells me that they are too long to go 2nd class which would be even cheaper. It takes about 3-4 days to get there.
I've posted loads of clubs down the years and never had a problem.

 

[JamieSmith]

Thanks for the help.

I Thought it was time for me to sell all my old golf clubs still got my first set from like 5 years ago so thinking its time to sell up and then put all the money i get into a new Titliest 909d2 Driver .

So if i was going to send clubs the best would be post office?

 

[stevek1969]

Save your money mate and give the 909 d2 a wide berth check out previous reviews on here , i fancied one myself after having a 907 d2 but what a waste of time.

 

[USER1999]

I dunno, I love my 909D2. It all depends on the golfer. I wouldn't buy one blind though.

 

[Smiffy]

I use this website when I need to send anything.

https://www.parcel2go.com/?keyword=adtext%20dhl%20courier&gclid=CML875TEk5ICFQuIMAodOEwf7g

Gives you a selection of carriers and price options and they collect from your home/work.
Even allows you to print off address labels.
Have found it the cheapest way.
Rob

 

[minigolfer]

i would rather go and vist the person selling the clibs so i can take a look at them then i f i like them buy them then and there