How scoring works
Every listing is compared with what that model usually sells for in the same condition. The score is how far under (or over) that price it is, shipping included.
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Typical price
From sold listings where we've checked the model. Otherwise we estimate it from launch price and age: clubs lose about a third of their value in the first year, then roughly 12% a year, never dropping below 20%. Estimates are labeled wherever they appear.
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Adjusted for condition
- New
- ×1.25
- Like new
- ×1.10
- Good
- ×1.00
- Fair
- ×0.80
Never above the original launch price.
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Reading the score
- 24% under15% or more under typical. A real deal.
- 6% underAround a fair price.
- 9% overAbove what the model usually sells for.
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How a bag gets built
We start with the cheapest club that fits each slot, then upgrade each one up to its share of the budget (irons and drivers get the biggest shares). Whatever's left goes where it buys the most value per dollar. The bag never goes over your budget.
Where prices come from
Right now these are sample listings while we connect eBay and retailer feeds. Prices change fast, so check the listing before you buy.
How we make money
Some links are affiliate links, so we may earn a commission when you buy. It never changes a score or which club we pick.