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Hey guys what’s up. 
 

I just ordered some new SM11 wedges and I want to sell my old ones that 3 of them are in great condition. Does anybody knows a good place to sell them?

 

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Facebook Marketplace.  Just sell them locally and have a meet up spot.  Save yourself the expense and hassle of shipping and PayPal or eBay fees.  And specify CASH only.  No Venmo or any of that crap.

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Yeah I’ve tried it but I don’t feel very comfortable doing it like that. Isn’t there like a website where I can do it so it’s safer??

On 3/3/2026 at 3:46 PM, Typhoon92 said:

Facebook Marketplace.  Just sell them locally and have a meet up spot.  Save yourself the expense and hassle of shipping and PayPal or eBay fees.  And specify CASH only.  No Venmo or any of that crap.

I got scammed one time on FBM so I don’t trust it.

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Pablo, you can’t get much safer than cash and a public meetup spot. Don’t know what happened to you there.  Always check their profile to make sure they have either sold stuff, have other things for sale and have a profile that shows they don’t join FB the day before.  Be wary if the price is too low, but those are usually the people who joined 2 days ago and have nothing in their profile .  Craigslist is the place full of scumbags usually.

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Saw these today, this is a scam.  Joined in 2026.  Click his name and then his profile.  2 posts, no friends, one item for sale.  These clubs are probably takes from Temu.

 

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I  no longer spend the time and effort trying to sell something I no longer need.
Instead, if the clubs are in good condition, I go to my local golf shop or even Dicks Sporting Goods.
Trade the clubs in for store credit and pick up something I need, like a hat.
Cause you always need another golf hat!

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