Best used golf clubs to buy
The best-value recent models in every club type, ranked from today's second-hand prices on eBay UK. Updated daily, so the list moves with the market.
Best used drivers
All used drivers →Drivers from the last five years with the lowest typical used price. All are forgiving, adjustable and far cheaper than the latest model.
Best used iron sets
All used irons →Game-improvement irons from the last six years, cheapest per club first, so set sizes compare fairly.
Best used players' irons
All used irons →Forged and hollow players' irons, cheapest per club first.
Best used fairway woods
All used fairway woods →Recent fairway woods with the lowest typical used price.
Best used hybrids
All used hybrids →Recent hybrids with the lowest typical used price.
Best used wedges
All used wedges →Recent wedges with the lowest typical used price. Check the grooves on any used wedge.
Best used putters
All used putters →Putters don't date: these popular models have the most listings at the lowest typical prices.
Best used golf sets
All used golf sets →Complete sets with the lowest typical price.
Questions
What is the best place to buy used golf clubs?
eBay has by far the biggest choice, from private sellers and golf shops, and its Money Back Guarantee covers you if a club isn't as described. Specialist used-club shops offer warranties and returns but usually charge more, and trade-in prices at golf shops are lower again. Use the typical prices on this site to know what's fair wherever you buy.
What are the best used golf clubs to buy?
For most golfers, forgiving game-improvement clubs two to four years old: the price has dropped by half or more since launch, and the performance gap to the newest model is small. The lists above are worked out from today's eBay UK prices.
How do you choose the "best" clubs?
We take recent models (the last 5-8 years, depending on the club) with plenty of used listings on eBay UK, and rank them by typical used price, per club for iron sets. That favours clubs that are both modern and great value, rather than the newest and dearest.
Are used golf clubs worth it?
Yes. Clubs lose most of their value in the first two years but very little of their performance. As long as the face and grooves are in good shape and the flex suits you, a used club plays like new.