If you’re like most golfers, you’ve got a few golf clubs hanging about that you no longer use. You can always pass them on to friends or family, or take advantage of a Trade-In Program for a few extra bucks.
Club Champion is currently offering an equipment trade-in program you might want to check out. You can earn money in return for old equipment through 2nd Swing.
Equipment Trade-in Program
It’s time to clean out the garage, empty the crawl space and collect the clubs taking up space in your office – your old golf equipment could be worth some cash. In partnership with 2nd Swing, Club Champion offers a trade-in program that pays golfers for unwanted equipment. Since its inception in April 2017, more than a thousand Club Champion customers have taken advantage of the trade-in service. According to Erik Lemieux, Key Account Manager for the program, payouts have averaged approximately $300 per transaction. Many customers have received more than $1,000 with at least one
Three Step Process
The process is simple – in
- First, get a custom fitting at Club Champion and purchase clubs.
- Next, check the value
of the clubs you’re trading in at clubchampiongolf.com/tradein and complete the checkout process. Individual clubs and full sets are eligible for trade-in. - Finally, just ship your clubs using the FedEx labels provided and get paid via check or PayPal within seven business days.
“There is no limit to the number of clubs a customer can trade-in, and in some cases, the total trade-in amount may exceed their purchase price,” Lemieux added. “All major and boutique brands qualify.” All the major brands are accepted as well as niche manufacturers like Epon, Honma, and PXG. You can even trade-in rangefinders or GPS devices from companies like Bushnell or Voice Caddie.
New Jersey customer Sam Haines was very satisfied: “It’s probably one of the best online trade-in programs I’ve ever used. I was able to easily navigate the system on the website, select the clubs and see the value,” he said, commending the simplicity of the process. In reference to his projected payout, Haines said, “It was spot on, dollar for dollar. It was not too complicated to figure out what I was going to get. There are guides out there to make sure you’re getting a fair deal. The actual dollars matched exactly what the program was offering. The notification from 2nd Swing was almost immediate. After they received my irons they quickly processed the check, literally one day later. And I received it within four business days.”
Bottom Line
If you’re considering a fitting at the nation’s #1 premium club fitter, builder and retailer, check out the trade-in program to help finance those new clubs you’ve been dreaming about. Turning clubs into cash has never been so easy!
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