With the cost of living rising significantly over the last year, so has the price of new golf equipment. It means many golfers have been forced to make do with the gear they currently own treating themselves to the latest models like the best golf drivers or best irons. This change in approach means that golfers will be looking for ways to get the most out of the clubs in their bag rather than spending money on brand new equipment and one way they can do this is with help from second hand retailer GolfClubs4Cash.
It is launching its Golf Maintenance month, which will run throughout April and will highlight various ways a golfer can extend the lifespan of the clubs in their bag. This will comprises a number of repair and restoration services available in their stores to ensure golfers are getting the best performance out of their current equipment. Buying second hand golf clubs, including the best used golf drivers, is one way golfers can get their hands on 'new' gear without paying premium prices and more and more golfers are choosing to go down this route given the financial climate. Should you buy second hand golf clubs? It comes down to the individual but there's certainly a strong case to be made.
The second hand retailer is also offering a free club MOT in store which is likely to consist of loft and lie checks - a massively overlooked factor in how golf clubs are performing. There are plenty of factors to consider when purchasing new golf grips, whether that be texture and size or the conditions you play in, so be sure to do some research or consult a PGA professional to see which grips will suit your needs.
GolfClubs4Cash has two stores situated in Edinburgh and Warrington, but if you're not able to travel to either of these locations you can still access all of its advice on their social media channels @golfclubs4cash. This will include tips on essential maintenance, including club and grip cleaning, the proper way to replace grips and the importance of ongoing equipment maintenance.
