Are these old golf clubs worth anything?

[911 Rod]

Put them on the end of your driveway.

[Seahawk]

I just started playing again for the first time in ten years late last year. Before that I played "ceremonial" golf for ten years or so when I was in the Navy: Mostly best ball stuff at various show the flag tournaments, Hail and Farewells, retirements, etc.

I have done range-only to get back to some form of respectability.

I have a set of TaylorMade I bought from a friend and a fairly modern driver and fairway somethings that were gifts.

My partner is a 2/3 handicap (legit - he is a Stanford MS in Aero and golf feeds his obs/comp personality) and when I am down in Yorktown we go hit balls after work.

Golfers will know why I won't set foot on a course with him.

Anyway, I took my old clubs to be re-gripped because they are perfectly suitable for my level of play. The guy at the shop laughs a little bit but doesn't try to sell me on a new set.

"By adding these new grips I just doubled the price of your clubs to $50!"

The market for used clubs, and this was last late summer, is apparently a bit arid. There could be value in the sand and pitching wedges, however - what brand?

Edit: Never mind - 5 year old thread!

[Norm K]

Try J. Peterman. He might be in the market, as his last set of collectable clubs didn't fare too well.

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