Trade in offers

[whackywoman]

Hi can any advise who is the best or most reputable when it comes to trading in clubs - also where the price of clubs is best -

Looked at American Golf but the clubs interested in are either 30 pound dearer than I can get online or not stocked - same goes for anything else I may be interested in trading in for with them

Many thanks in advance

 

[shewy]

Avoid golfbidder you'll get a rubbish quote,ask AG to match the online price they should honour it.

http://www.americangolf.co.uk/customer-services/price-match-guarantee.aspx

 

[Imurg]

Trading in clubs will never get you a good price.
Name brands - Callaway, Ping, TM etc - will get you higher prices but still not much.
The Golfbidder's of this World are in it to make a profit - fair enough really....
So if they're going to sell something for £100 they're not going to offer you much more than half that as a trade in.
Far better to try and sell your clubs on here, in the local paper, Gumtree or even eBay - although the charges are getting a bit steep.

 

[GB72]

Every shop that I have tried to trade in with have used Golfbidder for their quote. They will offer the same as Golfbidder as guaranteed not to make a loss then.

 

[BoadieBroadus]

i'll defend golfbidder's prices for trade in as i've used them several times, admittedly for older clubs, and found the trade in prices very reasonable, and the service has been convenient...

the expectation seems to be that golfbidder are there to bail people out of their latest £350 mistake, but like cars, golf clubs depreciate pretty quickly once you've hit them. that said, if it is a really recent purchase, the price available on ebay will be better than any trade in offer you'll get anywhere. but then knock off the 10% ebay fee...