re: Found one of my Holy Grails today at a garage sale, took 25 years (golf related)

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Not really. I have four that I don’t use.

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Say baw lemme hold one for you

You might accidentally hit Owlbert with it and I’d feel bad

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you found some old people that had no idea of what exactly they were selling and couldn’t wait to take advantage and come brag about the profit you were able to confiscate

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He knew exactly what he had, he even said he had 4 more Cameron’s (he was keeping). I dropped $350 on these 14 clubs. I didn’t look them up. He asked $400, I countered with $350, he took it. These irons sell for about $100 per iron.

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These irons sell for about $100 per iron.

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Sweet!

Not super rare, but an early version of the Ping Anser 2. They generally sell for 200 to 400 depending on condition. Putter collecting is a strange thing. It IS a fantastic putter to use and play. I would NOT refurb it at all. Just some gun oil and light wipe down. The collectible market for most putters is pretty soft right now.

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Where do you sell golf clubs? How do you ship them?

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At the same time of course.

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I found a Scotty Cameron “Art of Putting” putter for $25. I bought an entire set of Titleist AP3 718, the Scotty, and 8 Titleist woods for $350 (14 clubs total, $25 each) Already sold for $210

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One of the few finds that I don’t find very cool. How is your holy grail something you immediately sell for <$200 profit?

Dirt cheap Scotty’s are for golfers to be excited about. At least bag it for a round or two.