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Tour Edge JMAX Draw IronWood – Pre-Owned $24.95 This is a Tour Edge JMAX Draw Iron-Wood Pre-Owned, it has been used. It is in excellent condition.All clubs come with head-covers. Click here to view more details on the Tour Edge JMAX Draw Iron-Wood Demo or Closeout or Pre-Owned items are non Returnable

Wilson FYbrid Pre-Owned $99.95 This is a Pre Owned Wilson FYbrid, it has been used. It is in excellent condition. Click here to view more details on the Pre Owned Wilson FYbrid Pre-Owned or Closeout items are non Returnable

Bobby Jones Hybrid Pre-Owned $99.95 This is a Pre Owned Bobby Jones Hybrid, it has been used. It is in excellent condition. Click here to view more details on the Pre Owned Bobby Jones Hybrid Pre-Owned or Closeout items are non Returnable

Tour Edge Bazooka QL Iron-Wood – Pre-Owned $19.95 This Pre-Owned Tour Edge Bazooka QL Iron-Wood is in excellent condition and the headcover is included. Tour Edge Bazooka QL Iron-Wood We’ve engineered the Bazooka QL Iron-Wood to be the easiest hitting hybrid in golf. Hit it longer. Hit it straighter. With the new QL Iron-Wood, it’s easy to be good. For more than 3 years, our design team has been developing the next generation Bazooka Iron-Wood. We recognized that any change worth making had to produce a significant increase in performance. The new Bazooka QL Iron-Wood does just that. Easy to hit from any lie, the QL has the deepest center of gravity CG of any Tour Edge hybrid. It’s deep CG produces an extremely high moment of inertia the club’s ability to resist twisting giving you amazing forgiveness. Plus, with the QL’s ultra hot face, you’re going to hit your iron shots 10 yards further than ever. Higher. Longer. Closer. Elevate your iron play with the Bazooka QL Iron-Wood: it’s how a hybrid should look, feel, and perform! ADVANCED WEIGHTING TECHNOLOGY The QL has the deepest CG we’ve ever created. Unlike past Tour Edge Iron-Woods, the QL has a 15-gram tungsten sole weight. You’ll hit higher, longer and more accurate shots because this fixed weight creates a lower CG and a higher moment of inertia the club’s ability to resist twisting .  In addition to the tungsten sole weight, the QL’s thin Hyper-Steel walls allow more weight to be placed in the sole. The result is a 120-gram sole that lowers and deepens the CG position. The super-thin Hyper-Steel face makes the QL one of the hottest clubs you’ll ever hit. In fact, you’ll gain an extra 10 yards over your current irons. PROGRESSIVE SOLE WIDTH The QL’s deep CG also comes from progressive sole width and weighting. The long irons are more wood-like, with a heavier, wider sole. As the set progresses to the scoring irons, the sole becomes narrower, creating a more traditional appearance. The set’s progressive sole width moves the CG from a low, deep position in the long irons to a shallow, higher position in the scoring irons. The result is the ideal trajectory for each iron in the set BULGE AND ROLL FACE TECHNOLOGY The new Bazooka QL Iron-Wood features bulge-and-roll face technology on the #1-4 Iron-Woods. Bulge is the horizontal radius of the face and roll is the vertical radius. The deep CG of the long irons requires more bulge and roll, or a smaller radius. This allows them to react properly when the head rotates around its CG on off-center hits. Bu

Ballfinder Scout – Pre-Owned $59.95 This Pre-Owned Ball Finder Scout is in good condition, and has been used a few times. Ballfinder Scout – Golf Ball Locating Device The Ballfinder Scout is an innovative new handheld electronic device that will help you locate difficult to find golf balls. Utilizing a proprietary digital imaging system, the ballfinder scout works with any standard white golf ball and finds golf balls within seconds, as far a 35 feet away when as little as 3 dimples are visible. The Ball Finder Scout is a breakthrough in digital imaging and tracking technology that will help you play faster and shoot lower scores * The Ballfinder Scout is a hand-held electronic unit * Ultra-fast 3.2 mega-pixel imager locates standard white golf balls * Locating range of up to 35-feet when only 1% of the ball is showing. * Latest imaging-tracking technology. * Endorsed by golf legend Nick Faldo. * Includes batteries, belt clip, and free Nick Faldo Recovery Shot and instructional DVD. * For less than the cost of losing an expensive Titleist Pro V1 every week. * This is not a gimmick, it is real technology in use! If you have any questions about this product or would like to order by phone, please call us Toll Free at 888-733-8383. We look forward to hearing from you!

Something you should know about used golf clubs

Something you should know about used golf clubs

In this golf field, new and great golf equipments come to the market day by day, while the price is also surge day by day. Or maybe, used golf clubs are a good choice for any golfers on a budget and golfers who don’t get to play much.

But before you purchase your pre-owned golf clubs, there are some tips for you to make sure that you can have some bargain and great weapon.

Why spend a ton of money on clubs when you’re not certain yet how well you’ll play or whether you’ll stick with it? Here are some tips on things to look for when shopping for used golf clubs.

Check the Clubheads

Face wear is what you’re looking for. Clubs that have been used for a long time might have a shiny worn spot right in the center. You don’t want these because the clubface won’t hold the ball as well. Make sure the grooves still have well defined edges. “Stay away from clubs that show indentations in the clubface. These can affect the ball flight”. suggests Matt, one company employee, who shopped at drgolfstore.com.

Check the Shafts

Make sure graphite shafts don’t have worn areas or indentations that could cause weakness. Test the torque by twisting the grip and head in opposite directions. If there isn’t great resistance, it’s a sign of weakness. For steel shafts, look down the shaft to make sure it hasn’t been bent back into shape. Make sure all shafts in a set are the same so the clubs feel similar from shot to shot.

Check the Grips

Look for cracks, splits and worn areas in the grip. Make sure you won’t have to immediately re-grip the clubs. If you buy used clubs that need re-gripping, you’re adding anywhere from $6 to $15 per club to your costs.

Check Set Consistency

Line up the clubs and compare the clubs throughout the set. Make sure they all appear to have been in the original set. You don’t want a set that has different shaft types or models from club to club, or where there is not a normal progression of lengths from club to club. Mixing and matching can also throw off the progression of lofts throughout the set.

Check Current Prices for New Clubs of the Same Model

Sometimes you can find a brand new set of clubs for less than what that set is selling for used. How does this happen? Say someone buys a set and decides to sell it a year or two later. The set may be in great shape and can justifiably be priced high. But in the meantime, the manufacturer may have steeply discounted new sets due to high inventory, discontinued production or numerous other reasons.

Ask to Demo the Clubs

You can’t really tell how well the clubs will perform unless you take them out for a few swings. Even at a garage sale, you should be allowed to at least make a few swings in the front yard (take some wiffle balls with you if you are garage sale shopping). Any retail shop should allow you to demo the clubs using real balls. If they won’t, ask yourself why that might be.

And a Few More Things …

On metal woods, alloy heads are more susceptible to the effects of play and aging than steel heads. This is because most alloy heads contain the softer aluminum. Also, when buying used, stick to better known brand names. Lesser known names aren’t necessarily worse clubs when used, but the craftsmanship that goes into, for example, Titleist, should carry over to used clubs, as well.

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