Maybe you’ve just started learning to play golf, had a few rounds, absolutely loved it and want to join a golf club? Maybe you’ve been playing for years and want to take the next step and join your local club? Whatever the reason, becoming a member of a golf club has loads of benefits. But the big question is how much does it cost? Well very much like buying a
5 – BRAND NEW – never been hit.
4 – VERY GOOD – This club has been hit a handful of times, may have a few very minimal marks.
3 – GOOD – This club has been used for a few rounds, shows signs of use but no major dings or chips.
2 – FAIR – Well used, still in completely playable condition but will show signs of wear and tear. Minor stone chips may be visible on the sole.
1 – POOR – This club will have heavy play marks, paint missing, with visible dents and chips.
NOT SELLABLE – major dents or stone chips on playing surface of club.
5 – BRAND NEW – still in wrapper – never been used.
4 – VERY GOOD – Have been hit a few times, but could still pass as new.
3 – GOOD – No major marks, but may show light signs of use, for example light scratching.
2 – FAIR – Signs of wear and tare, but no major bag rub and no rust marks. stickers may be starting to peel.
1 – POOR – Very visibly used with various age-related marks. Shaft sticker may be peeled or missing.
NOT SELLABLE – major bag rub or major pitting and rusting of shaft.
5 – BRAND NEW – As it says on the tin, this grip is brand new, with protective wrapper still in place.
4 – VERY GOOD – As new and completely clean, would only have been played a handful of times.
3 – GOOD – Played with, showing some minor imperfections, but have plenty of golf left in them.
2 – USED – Well used, with some more obvious imperfections. Still playable, but will likely need replacing fairly soon.
1 – POOR – Needs replacing with rubber shiny and splitting.
