Updated on November 8, 2026
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Where can you buy used golf equipment? In France, Golf Plus Outlet for end-of-line products, Callaway Pre-Owned for clubs that are inspected and come with a 12-month warranty, Golf Land and GolfCenter for used clubs with returns, and on Leboncoin or Vinted for sales between individuals. In the United States, 2nd Swing, GlobalGolf and Callaway Golf Pre-Owned are the go-to sites. Here are the best places to buy used golf gear or trade in your old clubs, with filters by country and type.
Top photo: used golf balls. kallerna, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
The 27 Best Places to Buy Used Golf Clubs
27 sites shown.
| Website | Country | Type | Trade-in | Warranty and returns | Price seen on Nov. 8, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Golf Plus Outlet | France | Clearance | In-Store Consignment | According to the terms and conditions of sale | Callaway Elyte X driver for €399 instead of €529; Wilson Staff iron set for €769 instead of €1,190 |
| Callaway Pre-Owned (France) | France | Inspected used | Announced as “coming soon” | 12-month warranty, 14-day trial | Callaway Elyte Driver for €366.95 instead of €704 (list price) |
| Golf Land | France | Inspected used | — | 120-Day Return Policy | — |
| GolfCenter | France | Inspected used | — | 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee | — |
| Decathlon (Used and Trade-In) | France | Trade-in | In-Store Trade-Ins for Clubs, Sets, and Bags | Depending on the seller (Decathlon or a third-party seller) | — |
| Another Swing | France | Used balls | — | 30 days to change your mind | Titleist Pro V1 starting at €17.99; Srixon AD333 starting at €11.99 |
| Easy Lakeballs | Germany | Used balls | — | Right of Withdrawal | — |
| Leboncoin (golf) | France | Peer-to-peer | — | Secure payment as specified in the listing | — |
| Vinted (golf) | France | Peer-to-peer | — | Platform Buyer Protection | — |
| eBay | Europe | Peer-to-peer | — | eBay Customer Guarantee | — |
| Decathlon Belgium (Second Life) | Belgium | Inspected used | — | — | — |
| Ricardo (golf) | Switzerland | Peer-to-peer | — | — | — |
| Tutti (golf) | Switzerland | Peer-to-peer | — | — | — |
| Golfbidder | United Kingdom | Inspected used | Trade-in, paid on receipt | — | — |
| GolfClubs4Cash | United Kingdom | Trade-in | Direct sales through the website, the app, or in-store | — | — |
| Decathlon Germany (buyback) | Germany | Trade-in | Clubs inspected and appraised in-store | — | — |
| Wallapop (golf) | Spain | Peer-to-peer | — | Buyer Protection on Shipments | — |
| Cash Converters (golf) | Spain | Inspected used | In-Store Buyback | Stated Quality Guarantee | Wilson putter for €81.05 |
| Callaway Golf Pre-Owned | United States | Inspected used | “Trade In! Trade Up!” Program” | 100% Condition Guarantee | — |
| 2nd Swing Golf | United States | Inspected used | Trade-in with an online value guide | 30-Day Game Guarantee (credit) | — |
| GlobalGolf | United States | Inspected used | Trade-in deducted from a purchase | 12-Month Limited Warranty (Certified Pre-Owned) | — |
| Rock Bottom Golf | United States | Clearance | — | Certified Pre-Owned: 30-day warranty | — |
| PGA TOUR Superstore (trade-in) | United States | Trade-in | In-store or online, price shown before | — | — |
| Golf Galaxy (trade-in) | United States | Trade-in | In-store, paid for with a gift card | — | — |
| Golf Avenue | Canada | Inspected used | Trade-in paid within 48 hours after inspection | — | — |
| Golf Town (trade-in) | Canada | Trade-in | In-store only | — | — |
| PGA of Canada Trade-In Network | Canada | Trade-in | At pro shops in the network | — | — |
Prices listed on the websites on November 8, 2026: they change daily. “—”: information not published or unverified. Classifieds websites (Leboncoin, Vinted, eBay, Wallapop, Ricardo, Tutti) connect private sellers and buyers: the condition of the items is described by the seller.
Why Buy Used Golf Equipment?
A club quickly loses its value: according to records from MyGolfSpy, the drivers released in 2025 that were hardest hit had lost nearly 30% of their value in one year. On November 8, 2026, a certified pre-owned Callaway Elyte driver sold for €366.95 at Callaway Preowned, compared to the retail price of €704—nearly half the original price. For a golfer who’s improving, this is the easiest way to play with quality equipment without breaking the bank: a real golf bargain, provided you carefully check what you’re buying.
Buying Guide: What to Look For
Condition
Specialty retailers classify their clubs according to a condition scale: “Like New,” “Very Good,” “Good,” and “Fair” at Callaway Preowned, or numerical ratings at 2nd Swing. A “Good” club has signs of wear on the face and sole, but this does not affect performance. On classifieds sites, the condition is described by the seller: ask for photos of the face, sole, and grip.
The shaft
Check to see if the shaft matches your flexibility and swing speed, and whether it is the original shaft or a replacement. Be wary of shafts that have been damaged and then repainted: the repair may not be visible. Source: GOLF.com.
Grips
A cracked, smooth, or cut grip is easy to replace: less than $8 per club if you do it yourself, according to GOLF.com. Something to factor into the budget for a older set.
The Loft and the Lie
A lie that is too upright or too flat will send the ball to the left or right. A club fitter can check and adjust the loft and lie for about ten dollars per club in the United States, on most irons. If you don't have a fitting, opt for adjustable drivers, woods, and hybrids. Source: Today's Golfer.
Counterfeits
An unusually low price from an unknown seller should raise a red flag. Check the serial number, which is often engraved on the club’s hosel: if it doesn’t match the model, or if the brand refuses to register it, it’s probably a fake. Also compare the paint, markings, and weight with a new club. Source: GolfMagic.
Trading in your old clubs
Several retailers will buy back your equipment to help finance your new purchase: consignment sales at Golf Plus Outlet, in-store trade-ins at Decathlon, and in the United States at PGA TOUR Superstore, Golf Galaxy, 2nd Swing, or Callaway (“Trade In! Trade Up!”). The value offered is often paid in the form of a gift card: compare it to the price you’d get from a private seller.
Warranties and Returns
Specialty retailers often offer more guarantees than you might think: 12 months at Callaway Preowned and on GlobalGolf's certified pre-owned clubs, 30 days at Rock Bottom Golf, and a 120-day return policy at Golf Land. For transactions between individuals, only the platform’s protection (Vinted, eBay, Leboncoin) applies if you pay through it.
Fred’s Take
For your first set of clubs, a set of used irons that are two or three years old—inspected and re-gripped—offers the best value. Save the new ones for the driver if you want a full fitting, and buy used balls for practice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Used Golf Equipment
Where can I buy used golf clubs in France?
At Golf Plus Outlet, Callaway Preowned, Golf Land, and GolfCenter for inspected equipment or equipment with long returns, and on Leboncoin or Vinted from private sellers.
How much does a driver lose in a year?
According to MyGolfSpy, the hardest-hit drivers released in 2025 had lost nearly 30% of their value in one year. On a verified secondhand marketplace, a recent driver often sells for about half its list price.
Can you trade in your old golf clubs?
Yes: consignment sales at Golf Plus Outlet, trade-ins in-store at Decathlon, and in the United States at PGA TOUR Superstore, Golf Galaxy, 2nd Swing, or Callaway. Trade-ins are often paid out as store credit.
How can you tell if a golf club is fake?
A price that's too low, a missing serial number or one that doesn't match the model, or markings or paintwork that differ from those on a brand-new model. If in doubt, ask the manufacturer if the serial number exists.