Grizzly
Well-known member
Her indoors has mandated a clear out. Not having sold on golf gear before, I'm a bit stumped as to how know what is a fair market price. Any guidance?
Value of 2nd hand equipment?
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fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
have a look at what things have sold at recently on ebay or look on a site like golfbidder (then knock their margin off 
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PJ87
Journeyman Pro
I mainly sell to golf bidder
By time eBay has taken its share I find golf bidder decent enough
Send you free box for orders over £100
RichA
Well-known member
If you make sure it's clean, well photographed and honestly described, a 7-day eBay auction should give you the very definition of its fair market value.
eBay will shave about 13% of sale price.
I've found that using eBay's suggested starting price ends up with a higher selling price than setting it higher. You have to have faith in the auction.
eBay will shave about 13% of sale price.
I've found that using eBay's suggested starting price ends up with a higher selling price than setting it higher. You have to have faith in the auction.
Golfbidder is your best bet mate. You won’t get as much as on fleabay but their offers are decent plus there’s no risk of getting a PayPal claw back from a dodgy buyer
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Golfclubs4cash are worth a look too....
Never been a better time to sell, prices are still nuts. If selling by Ebay, look on advanced search to find out what items have sold for recently. That is your guide.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Golfbidder is a good start but you could potentially add 5-10% onto any quote if you sell privately
