Would this put you off? What's it worth?

[scottbrown]

Not really a for sale ad - yet.

However, I have a set of taylormade MCs 4-PW, a TM hybrid and a cleavland sw ( almost new)

Basically I think £200 delivered is a fair price, the irons all have good grips and although used the clubs are in good nick - except the PW. It shows signs of wear but has a chunk out of the bottom that doesn't affect use but visually isn't good. See pics below.

Do you think £200 for all the above is too high/low or is the PW too much of a turn off?

http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z338/scottbrown1981/image.jpg1.jpg
http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z338/scottbrown1981/image.jpg2.jpg

 

[Rooter]

I think the price is steep when you look at golf bidder selling them for between 181 and 199. Ultimately if you are honest in your description when selling, and have good pics after looking on ebay, 200 seems to be about the going rate (asking price wise)

Give them a clean, take some decent pics and put a post up!

 

[tugglesf239]

My PP just bought a set 4-pw with the same shafts a few weeks ago

The clubs are in cracking condition and he only paid £170 plus a tenner postage.

Mind you, he did do particularly well to grab such a bargain.

EDIT - he bought the CB's not the more expensive MB's. Missed that bit of info sorry!

 

[scottbrown]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

My thinking (rightly or wrongly) was £150 for irons, 20 for wedge, 30 for rescue and then also chuck the postage in for zip if sold as a set - which ideally I would like to do to save faffing around.

Will get them cleaned and stick some pictures up before taking on "the bay"

 

[Val]

I would think £150 for the irons is going rate personally