Your Equipment's Worth

I'm not that attached to my clubs that I need a personal value just a replacement value, which includes the retail price and any shaft or grip upgrades. I'm a pretty good shopper so I would never pay retail for a club.

Woods/Hybrids:
Callaway FT-3 Driver - Paid $75, Replacement $500
TaylorMade R7 TP Driver - Paid $200, Retail $600
TaylorMade R7 TP 3 wood - Paid $100, Retail $400

Irons/Wedges:
Mizuno MP 30-32 mixed set - Paid $400, Replacement $950
Mizuno MPT Raw - Paid $75, Replacement $375

Putter:
Mizuno/Cameron M100 - Paid $200, Replacement $250
Then there are the rest of my putters, I won't even go there.

Bag:
Mizuno Staff Bag - Paid $200, Replacement $400
Ogio Vaporlite - Paid $50, Replacement $100

My totals:
Paid: $1300
Replacement $ 3575

Woods
Nike NDS 13* Driver - Paid $150. Hit about every 10th shot great, so value is about $15. $20 with the head cover.
TaylorMade V-Steel 3-Wood and 5-Wood. Paid $110 each or $220 for both. They both go the same distance, and that is probably about 80% of what they should, so value = $88

Hybrids
3 Nike CPR's (22*, 26*, 30*). $110 each, or $330 for all. I hit 2/3 of them pretty well, so lets call the value $220.

Irons I still have the Irons from my starter set ($200) although I only use the 6 - PW. All of which are all right. Lets call this one $100

Wedges SW from the starter set, GW from Innovex ($40), Lob from Wilson ($40). I hit these twice as well as I should on the range, and 1/2 as well in play. So its a wash, $80.

Putter
Never compromise that cost $50. After the first putt its worth about $0. The 2nd gets it pretty close, so lets call that $25. The 3rd putt brings that back down to $10. But BINGO! The 4th putt is golden. $50. I don't think there is a better putter on the market for hitting your 4th.

Bag
Ogio Vision, 90$ for a stand bag when I have yet to walk a course. Still, it looks good on the range so $90 it is.

Paid price: $1120.
Play price: $648.

If my wife sees this she will make me give up the game.

I don't think any of my clubs have sentimental value. They only really have replacement value in the case of the unthinkable.

Driver
I'd definitely get myself a new SMT driver. Either another Spectrum or a Deep Bore. Maybe $300 to replace with shaft suitable for a mug like me.

Fairway woods
No alleigance to the current 3W which is a V-Steel copy with a TX-90 shaft in it. I'd probably seek similar characteristics which are a dime a dozen. I'm awaiting the arrival of a second hand Adams Idea #2 hybrid. $200 to replace the pair.

Irons
I'd demo'ed a lot of different irons before choosing the NDS but, again, I have no loyalty to them. Any cavity back with the right shaft feel would do it for me. I'd budget myself $800 to replace them but would be trying to get closer to $500.

Wedges
An Aussie golf forum I'm a member of has a fairly active Ho group and I've been able to pick up a Nike forged 53* and SM Vokey 58*. As a convert to the idea that scoring happens in the last 100m I would definitely be prepared to spend a bit extra on these and would go up $150 each.

Putter
This might be the point where I am a bit sentimental about a club. The CS Rossa Monza has seen me go from a disastrous putter to something approaching adequate. I'd like to think it might be able to see me become good. $150 to replace via the auction sites.

So it looks like ~$1500 to replace. I hadn't expected it to be so high.

(Prices are in Australian $ based on the Australian market)