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is there a market for these? I really want a sun mountain four five, but I can't justify it if I have to throw away my extras that work perfectly fine.

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Take them, along with any old clubs you might have, to the nearest First Tee chapter. I promise that the satisfaction you get will be worth far more than the couple of dollars you'd get from selling them used.
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Driver: Titleist 910 D-3;  9.5* Diamana Kai'li
3-Wood: Titleist 910F;  15* Diamana Kai'li
Hybrids: Titleist 910H 19* and 21* Diamana Kai'li
Irons: Titleist 695cb 5-Pw
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n8dogg2669 Well Established Member

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Originally Posted by tuffluck

is there a market for these? I really want a sun mountain four five, but I can't justify it if I have to throw away my extras that work perfectly fine.

Just bought a Four 5 yesterday and I love it.

Originally Posted by David in FL

Take them, along with any old clubs you might have, to the nearest First Tee chapter.

I promise that the satisfaction you get will be worth far more than the couple of dollars you'd get from selling them used.

That is the best idea I have heard in a long time. I plan on looking this up and taking in an old Ping hoofer and some old clubs i no longer need.

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Taylormade RBZ 3 Wood

Taylormade RBZ 3 Hybrid

Taylormade RBZ 4 Hybrid

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Mizuno 56* R Series Wedge

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I donate all my used clubs and bags to youth golf thru either First Tee or what ever program is in need. When i was n the pawn business I use to clean out golf bags when they came out for sale. I would take all the golf balls,gloves and misc items and donate them too.


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i have one very nice cart bag that really probably has no use at first tee.  i hope that doesn't sound rude, it's just nice and bulky and i can't see any kids wanting it.

the walking bag is a different story.  i've tried CL with no results, but maybe i'll put it on ebay.  it's just going to be a bia to ship.  i was hoping maybe someone would know a place that accepts them as trade ins or something.  a pawn shop might be a good option.

either way i pulled the trigger on the four five.  closeout sale and it was only $120 so i didn't really feel like i had a choice, and my other bags don't completely suit my needs :)


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Originally Posted by David in FL

Take them, along with any old clubs you might have, to the nearest First Tee chapter.

I promise that the satisfaction you get will be worth far more than the couple of dollars you'd get from selling them used.


I love this idea, and have never thought about it before.

I have a couple bags, drivers, hybrids, and a bunch of wedges that aren't worth anything in trade in value, and I'm never going to use them again.  They're just sitting in a spare bag collecting dust, this would be perfect for them.  They're not old or crappy looking, I just have no need for them.  I'll have to call them and see where I can drop them off.


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