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Is your driver, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, wedges or putterstarting to feel past their prime?It could be time for an upgrade!
At Silvermere, our convenient Trade-In Servicemakes refreshing your golf set simple. Turn your existing clubsinto value towards the latest equipment and get the clubs youwant without paying the full price.
Out with the old. In with the new.
How It Works
Upgrading your clubs is easy with Silvermere.
Get Your Quote
Tell us the make, model and condition of your clubs using ourtrade-in tool to receive an instant online valuation.
Send to Us or Drop Off In Store
Happy with your quote? Send your clubs to us free of chargeor drop them off in store at Silvermere.
Receive Your Silvermere Gift Card
Once your clubs have been verified, we will issue yourSilvermere Gift Card within 24 hours. Use it in store oronline against any purchase.
Trade-In Condition Guide
Use the guide below to help assess the condition of your clubs.
- Brand New
- These clubs are brand new and have never been used on a golf course. They are still in their original packaging.
- Excellent
- The head will be in top-grade condition, having been used for a maximum of one or two rounds. There may be minimal signs of shop wear, but little to no markings on the club.
- Good
- These clubs are still in great shape. The heads show evidence of play but have been well looked after, with normal play marks on the face and sole. There will be no pitting on steel shafts or signs of wear on graphite shafts. Grips will still feel tacky.
- Fair
- These clubs are still in good shape but show some cosmetic wear. Marks on the face will be from normal play, while drivers and fairway woods may show light sky marks on the crown.
- Well Used
- These clubs have been used a lot. The heads will show heavy signs of play, including sky marks on drivers and woods, and face wear on irons and wedges. There will be some pitting on steel shafts and bag wear on graphite shafts. Grips will be worn and may need replacing.
