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naokiman

By naokiman
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Hi there,

Callaway Preowned has a 20% off sale going through Monday...  Is this a legit "sale" with prices 20% lower than what they normally charge?  Or do they always have things "20% off" to make you think you're getting a better deal and better buy it now?

Sorry for the newb question but I had not visited the site in years and if this truly 20% off their normal prices, I'm definitely going to make a purchase (or two).

Thanks!


jcjim Well Established Member

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No they are legit sale prices...The grading of their used are the best there is... The like new is simply new...very good is so good you wouldn't want any better...Good is what others call very good..

I've purchased from them for years...they have a decent tradein also..

I'm now looking at a set of Apexes I may jump on....  Plus you have return policy


naokiman Member

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Thanks jcjim,

Seems like the time for me to upgrade is now!  I'm sure my wife will understand...  right?!  (silence)

I was looking at iron sets but now I might get a hybrid iron and fairway wood too!


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Thanks jcjim,

Seems like the time for me to upgrade is now!  I'm sure my wife will understand...  right?!  (silence)

I was looking at iron sets but now I might get a hybrid iron and fairway wood too!

You won't be disappointed...........


lefty19 Newbie

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First Post but long time lurker but post under same name on other forums occasionally

I just bought my 4th or 5th from them and they are legit! If you don't like what you get, send it back and they'll refund your money.

Like New looks like they've never been hit....

Very Good looks great with only a small amount of bag chatter and grooves almost like almost new.

Good looks good with some bag chatter and grooves have been hit no worn spot or anything.

Average had bag chatter and you can tell the clubs have a season of play on them but still very playable and will get many more years out of them....

I literally am waiting on a set of X Hot Pro irons that were average and will be here today with the KBS Tour V Stiff irons.. I have a set of X shafts that I am going to try as well waiting on deck if I don't like them.....

I bought these on the anniversary sale with the irons going down in price 5% everyday and got them for shipping, in state sales tax and $24.00 to be bent 1* for $244.00. That was 5-pw and couldn't find anything better on the bay....

-David

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If a certain club model or category of clubs is starting to stack up in the warehouse, they'll put them on sale.

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If a certain club model or category of clubs is starting to stack up in the warehouse, they'll put them on sale.


Yeah, I noticed some of the most popular sizes/specs are often cheaper than the more unique ones.  Assumed that they get more of those on trade/return.  Good for me since I'm standard loft and lie!


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