Taylormade R7

[Redtraveller]

I'm looking to sell my TM R7 driver. It's in great condition and an excellent driver (ref shaft). Where would you recommend I sell it and what should I expect?

I usually used eBay but just wondered what experience people had elsewhere?

 

[guest100718]

I'm looking to sell my TM R7 driver. It's in great condition and an excellent driver (ref shaft). Where would you recommend I sell it and what should I expect?

I usually used eBay but just wondered what experience people had elsewhere?

is it worth it? I can't see it going for for much.

 

[duncan mackie]

It will have a nominal value; if you find someone who has just broken their's with exactly the same spec and must replace it you could probably expect £25

Real problem is that postage/shipping will be significant relative to the value and you may find that no-one prepared to pay more than £30 in total.

Good luck.

 

[Redtraveller]

Hope so, my marketing department could make many promises "it'll make you 50 yards longer" etc

 

[Redtraveller]

Yep, postage adds £10 on so potentially doubling the price

 

[Imurg]

If you use MyHermes the cost could be less than a fiver...
Limited market for old drivers though..

 

[mcbroon]

Trade it in and save yourself the hassle. It won't be worth any effort by the time you're counting your profit.

 

[jim8flog]

If you use MyHermes the cost could be less than a fiver...
Limited market for old drivers though..

My local parcel shop measures all packages to ensure they meet the maximum length requirement so drivers have to be packaged across the diagonal in a suitably sized box. (drivers in a standard driver box are longer than 1200mm)

 

[USER1999]

Is it a conforming R7, because unless it was a US spec, like mine was, it will be non conforming. This will affect its value, as you can only sell it to people who dont care about such things. It will also affect golf bidder and the like.