Write down the specification
Include the brand, model, right- or left-handed design and the shaft details printed on the club. State loft and any known modifications where relevant.
Turn a spare set into a clear local advert
Sell Used Golf Clubs in Ireland
Golf buyers often look for a particular club, shaft or missing piece of a set. A useful advert gives them those details before they arrange a viewing. List your clubs free on Local Ads, set your own price and discuss inspection and handover directly with interested buyers.
Free standard listing. Optional paid promotion. Buyers contact you directly; you agree payment and handover.
A direct selling plan
Prepare a useful advert in three steps
Photograph useful angles
Show the face, sole, crown where applicable, shaft label and grip. For a set, show every club and identify any missing or mismatched pieces.
Price the precise offering
Compare the same model and set composition. Explain whether the bag, headcovers and adjustment accessories are included, then arrange a safe local inspection.
Describe a set by its actual clubs
'Full set' can mean different things to different people. List every iron, wedge, wood and putter included, using the markings on the clubs. Note whether they are a matching model or a mixed set and whether any expected club is missing.
For a single club, put the most important identifying details in the title. Handedness matters immediately. A buyer looking for a particular shaft or replacement iron should not have to ask whether the pictured club matches the text. Copy the shaft label accurately rather than guessing at flex or material.
Make the photographs useful for condition checks
Clean enough to reveal the surfaces without altering or concealing damage. Show the face and sole, the crown of a wood or driver, the shaft and the grip. Include close-ups of dents, chips, worn areas and repairs instead of describing every mark as normal wear.
State what you know about changes to length, grip, shaft or other fittings. If you do not know a measurement or modification history, say that. Avoid promising a particular performance improvement or that a club will suit every player; fitting and preference are individual.
Separate authenticity, condition and price
Only advertise equipment you are entitled to sell and describe its provenance honestly. A branded headcover is not proof of a club's authenticity. If you have legitimate purchase evidence, discuss a suitably redacted copy privately without publishing payment details or personal identifiers.
Compare the same model, shaft and set contents rather than the brand alone. Asking prices are not evidence of completed sale values. Worn grips, missing headcovers and a mixed set may affect interest. Make clear whether a bag is included or simply used to display the clubs in photographs.
Example wording, not a real listing
[Brand and model] irons, [club numbers], right-handed - Galway
Right-handed [model] irons: [list each club]. Shafts labelled [brand, material and flex]. [Known length changes or modifications]. Face and sole wear shown individually; grips [condition]. Includes [accessories]; bag [included/not included]. Collection in [Galway locality]. Asking EUR [price] for the listed clubs.
Replace the placeholders and example details with facts about your own item.
Create your free advertWhat your advert should include
- Brand, model and left- or right-handed design.
- Individual club numbers or the exact composition of the set.
- Shaft brand, material and flex as labelled, where known.
- Loft, length adjustments or other modifications you can substantiate.
- Face, sole, shaft and grip condition, including repairs and damage.
- Headcovers, bag and accessories included in the asking price.
Common seller questions
Can I sell one golf club rather than a set?
Yes. Use the closest golf category and identify the exact club, handedness and shaft details. A specific advert can help someone looking for a replacement or an addition to their set.
What if I do not know the shaft flex or club length?
Include readable photos of the labels and state which details are unknown. Do not invent specifications. If you measure length, explain how it was measured rather than presenting an uncertain figure as a manufacturer specification.
Should I include a golf bag in the price?
That is your choice, but make it explicit. Describe the bag's condition and accessories if included. If it is only in the photos to hold the clubs, say it is not part of the sale.
Will Local Ads value or buy my clubs?
No. You set the asking price and deal directly with potential buyers. A standard advert is free, but Local Ads does not promise a valuation, buyer or completed sale.
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Useful before you publish
Ready to list your item?
Have your photos, asking price and collection area ready. Choose the closest category and describe your item honestly. You can save a draft if you need to finish later.