What the Price??

We posted this when we first launched the website. Now that we've launched the app, it seemed important to remind everyone about these pricing tips so reposting. Good luck selling!

Well we are 4 months into our launch and overall the reception has been amazing! Thanks to everyone for your support and belief in what we are doing, even as we've made a few missteps along the way. Nearly 2,500 users have signed up for accounts and over 500 listings have been added. Listings that are well priced tend to move quickly. It doesn't matter if its a old Ping B60 putter or a 2017 TaylorMade M1 driver, if it's priced well and in good condition, it will most likely sell. But that gets me to one of the issues we are trying to address. PRICING. For the most part, sellers are pricing listings appropriately. By following the PGA Value Guide, you can almost always know what the market value of your clubs currently is. However, the only negative feedback we ever get is when a seller is unaware of the market value of his clubs and prices the listing too high.

We did a study of the sales price of purchases on the site in June. On average, the purchase price of a listing was 13% below the mid-range PGA Value Guide price. This price is still MUCH HIGHER than the trade in value for your clubs. So we encourage all of our users to double check your listing price against the Value Guide. For sure there are exceptions to this rule...new grips, expensive shafts, etc. But for the most part, if you want your listing to sell (and of course you do) then you should consider being very aggressive with your price compared to the Value Guide range. Good luck selling!