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List it free →Used golf club values depend on four things: the brand, the exact model, how old it is, and its condition. A premium driver from the last couple of seasons in excellent condition can fetch anywhere from £200 to £500 on the private UK market — and limited or tour-spec models go higher. A full set of irons ranges from around £75 to £800 or more depending on brand and wear. Wedges typically land between £20 and £150. Putters have the widest spread of all: a basic blade might go for £25, but a Scotty Cameron or premium Ping in good condition can command £400 to £700.
Our checker compares your club against real prices of similar used clubs on the UK market right now, then adjusts to a realistic private-sale figure, because a private seller gets less than a graded retailer charges. Where we have a strong sample of comparable clubs, we show a confident range. For rarer clubs we give an AI estimate and suggest listing to discover the true market price.
The simplest way to sell golf clubs in the UK is to list them free on Gofted. Upload a few photos, our AI identifies the club and fills in the details, you set your price, and you keep 100% of your asking price because buyers pay a small service fee. Payment is held securely until delivery is confirmed, so there are no meetups, no cash, and no strangers at your door.
Used golf retailers buy clubs cheaply, clean and grade them, then add a margin. The price you see in a shop is not what a private seller receives. Our figure reflects what you would realistically get selling directly to another golfer, which is why it's the honest number to plan around.