Callaway is one of, if not the top, golf company in the game. They make equipment, clothing, tech gear, and more to make golf a better and more enjoyable sport for the mid to high handicap golfer. Callaway makes some products for lower handicappers, but the core of their target market is the mid handicap …
TaylorMade is a favorite company for many golfers. TaylorMade irons made a real name for themselves when they started with the clubs’ Burner line many years ago. Since then, TaylorMade has become very well known for distance, speed, and now feel as well. The TaylorMade iron sets that are currently on the market are incredibly …
Blade irons are not meant for every golfer out there. These irons are best suited for the low handicap player that prefers feel and performance over forgiveness and distance. Blade irons have changed quite a bit in the last few years. There are now blade type irons that offer some extra distance to those low …
Golf irons can sometimes be a sore subject with the mid handicapper. Most of the time, if you have made it to the mid handicap range, you love your driver and your wedges, but you may feel a weakness in your game’s core. If your irons are more than five years old, chances are you …
If you happen to be a proud owner of an ancient set of golf clubs and you can’t seem to get rid of the lot, Dick’s Sporting Goods may have a perfect solution for you. With their used golf club trade-in program, you’ll be able to pack up your old (but hopefully well-preserved) clubs, ship them over to their evaluation facilities, and then receive a check, the amount of which will be based on the results of the assessment.
In this article, we’ll go into detail on this practical transaction and acquaint you with some of the rules and regulations surrounding it. As you will see, not all golf clubs are eligible for these trade-ins, so getting to know how things work in this area before you actually ship your ware might be a good idea.
Before we delve any deeper into the intricacies of trading in your golf clubs, let’s see who the company we’re dealing with here is and what their trading policies are. Without further ado, here’s the deal.
