13 Responses to “
Where could I buy Golf Equipment at discount prices? ”
jennagalvin //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
-Ebay is a great source…but you have to do your homework & research on the sellers…there are certainly some scammers out there, but there are some great sellers too
-Rockbottomgolf.com…great selection and service & great prices too…
-gppgolf.com…when these guys have a sale going on, their prices are crazy!!!! I just bought some Nike balls from them that were 24.99 elsewhere and here only 9.99….they sold out of them QUICK!!!
Good luck!
Jon Doe //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
Try a pawn shop.
Shannon //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
I highly recommend Craigslist. There are some great deals on there and many people sell their items at such low prices because they just want to get rid of them.
I like Rockbottomgolf.com. They buy out the last 5k sets of clubs (for example) and sell them at decent prices. Check them out for new clubs. For used, your best bet is probably ebay or craigslist. You might have a second swing store nearby too.
Jeff M //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
Second vote for Rock Bottom Golf, they usually have a good giveaway (balls, free shipping, etc.) that can help sweeten the deal. Lots of online coupons, too.
Henny Bogan //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
If you know exactly what you want, eBAY has always been a great source for me. I only buy from the sellers with 100% rating and have never had a problem. You can get a good price on both new and used equipment.
A lot of golf shops take trade-ins just to make a sale…so you can get a discount by way of trading in some stuff. The same shops usually sell off the used equipment at a good price….as much as 50%-75% off original if you buy at the end of season.
Not sure where you live, but see if there are any golf shows coming to town in the next few months. Usually there are many retailers there selling last season’s equipment (clubs and more) at discounted prices.
Another thing you can do is check the classified ads in the back of the Golf Magazines. Edwin Watts, Golfsmith, and others advertise discounts there and they have websites you can order directly from.
Lastly, if you know someone that is a member at a private club, they have "members only" pricing in the shop, through a modified wholesale plan called Mill River. There is no better deal than that, but its all about access.
hogan7ho //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
ebay
Pat B //
Aug 20, 2009 at
2:36 pm
In addition, http://www.tradergolf.com. They have a small store near me, but mainly do web based sales. Really good guys and they get used and over runs.
-Ebay is a great source…but you have to do your homework & research on the sellers…there are certainly some scammers out there, but there are some great sellers too
-Rockbottomgolf.com…great selection and service & great prices too…
-gppgolf.com…when these guys have a sale going on, their prices are crazy!!!! I just bought some Nike balls from them that were 24.99 elsewhere and here only 9.99….they sold out of them QUICK!!!
Good luck!
Try a pawn shop.
I highly recommend Craigslist. There are some great deals on there and many people sell their items at such low prices because they just want to get rid of them.
http://www.craigslist.com
Best of luck!
I like Rockbottomgolf.com. They buy out the last 5k sets of clubs (for example) and sell them at decent prices. Check them out for new clubs. For used, your best bet is probably ebay or craigslist. You might have a second swing store nearby too.
Second vote for Rock Bottom Golf, they usually have a good giveaway (balls, free shipping, etc.) that can help sweeten the deal. Lots of online coupons, too.
If you know exactly what you want, eBAY has always been a great source for me. I only buy from the sellers with 100% rating and have never had a problem. You can get a good price on both new and used equipment.
A lot of golf shops take trade-ins just to make a sale…so you can get a discount by way of trading in some stuff. The same shops usually sell off the used equipment at a good price….as much as 50%-75% off original if you buy at the end of season.
Not sure where you live, but see if there are any golf shows coming to town in the next few months. Usually there are many retailers there selling last season’s equipment (clubs and more) at discounted prices.
Another thing you can do is check the classified ads in the back of the Golf Magazines. Edwin Watts, Golfsmith, and others advertise discounts there and they have websites you can order directly from.
Lastly, if you know someone that is a member at a private club, they have "members only" pricing in the shop, through a modified wholesale plan called Mill River. There is no better deal than that, but its all about access.
ebay
In addition, http://www.tradergolf.com. They have a small store near me, but mainly do web based sales. Really good guys and they get used and over runs.
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Lots of things are at very good prices
Try Ebay or check out the link below
wall mart
garage sale
ebay
I saw a discount website by coincidence. Big discount for Taylor made, Titleist and Callaway and so forth.
Please look Gold Equipment at discount prices at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Golf-Sports-Outdoors/b/ref=amb_link_7759272_10?ie=UTF8&node=3410851&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=auto-sparkle&pf_rd_r=1TCEW8VEDDZ030FT953N&pf_rd_t=301&pf_rd_p=455574701&pf_rd_i=Golf%20Equipment&tag=best-buy-prices-20
Hope this help.
Good Luck.