Used Club Trade In Program

The Golf Exchange used club trade in system makes it easy and quick to trade in your old clubs towards the purchase of new golf clubs at GolfExchange.com.

As a member of the PGA Trade-In Network The Golf Exchange utilizes the PGA Value Guide to determine the value of used clubs. The PGA Value Guide is the nationally recognized standard for used club values.

To Trade In Your Clubs In Store:

To trade in your clubs for store credit simply bring them in to any of our retail locations and a Golf Exchange staff member will assess the condition and value of the clubs. You'll receive store credit for your trades to use right away or in the future on anything within our stores.

To Trade In Your Clubs Online:

• The clubs you wish to trade in.
• The estimated condition of the clubs. See Condition Scale below.

2. We will review your trade in request* and contact you with an estimated Trade-In value as well as issue you a pre-paid shipping label.

3. Use the label to ship the clubs to us, once they have been received we will inspect them and issue you a coupon code for use towards new products at GolfExchange.com.

Golf Exchange Trade In Guidelines

Drivers
We avoid accepting drivers that are older than seven years old. The driver category is fast moving with new technology introduced every year. With very few exceptions, men’s drivers less than 400 cc are not acceptable. As with all woods, we do not accept drivers with dents and we shy away from models with scratches, excessive wear or pop up marks.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids
Technology in fairways woods and hybrids is not as rapidly evolving as drivers. This allows us to accept some models older than 7 years but not many older than 10 years. As with all woods, we do not accept fairway woods and hybrids with dents and we shy away from models with scratches, excessive wear or pop up marks.

Irons
Much like woods, irons older than 10 years are typically undesirable. With few exceptions like the Ping Eye 2, we do not accept irons older than 10 years. It is important to make sure than iron sets have matching shafts & correct lengths. Iron sets must also include a pitching wedge and must include irons in a sequential order. If a set is missing an iron then you must have your manager quote the set as if it were individual clubs. We do accept sets with fewer than 8 irons, so 4-P & 5-P sets are acceptable. Be sure to check the condition of steel shafts, as it is easy to miss dents and bends that would deem the set unacceptable.

Wedges
Wedges follow the same guidelines as irons, however, you must be sure to check the condition of the grooves and face. Any clubs with “worn out” grooves or excessive face wear are unacceptable. A worn groove is one that is missing metal or finish due to wear. Other items that could affect a clubs value include a poorly done custom grind, custom stamps and other personalization that could affect the clubs value.

Putters
We accept name brand putters from almost any time period. Typical things that would deem a putter unacceptable are: bent or broken shaft, missing finish or face insert, and uncorrectable loft & lie.

Summary
Keep in mind our intention is to maximize the value we can offer our customers for their desirable, good condition brand name quality merchandise. The following are good rules of them: