It’s probably fair to say that most of us aren’t thinking about the environment when we buy a new set of golf clubs. Front of mind when we order a brand-new set of sticks is how they’re going to look and feel, and how they might just take our game to the next level.
However, given the rising cost of new golf equipment, more golfers are buying pre-owned clubs. Even if consumers aren’t necessarily thinking about their carbon footprint when they do so, every time used clubs are purchased – as opposed to new ones being ordered and shipped halfway across the world – it’s a positive for the environment.
