Golf Club Grading Guide

In short: Every listing describes that club’s condition in its own words and shows it from several angles. We use four grades: new, mint, very good and good.

Every listing describes that club’s condition in its own words. These are the grades we use:

NEW – Never used and never previously sold.

MINT – Looks as good as new; may have been tried once or twice, with no marks you would notice.

VERY GOOD – Light use; minor marks on the sole or face, but no damage.

GOOD – Clear signs of use, such as face wear or small chips, but sound and ready to play, and priced to match.

Every listing shows the club from several angles, so you can see exactly what we mean.

Questions about condition grades

How do I know what condition a club is in?

Each listing describes that club in its own words, wear included, and shows it from several angles, so you can see exactly what we mean.

What does new mean?

Never used and never previously sold.

What does mint mean?

The club looks as good as new; it may have been tried once or twice, with no marks you would notice.

What does very good mean?

Light use: minor marks on the sole or face, but no damage.

What does good mean?

Clear signs of use, such as face wear or small chips, but sound and ready to play, and priced to match.

Can I ask about a club's condition before buying?

Yes. Email sales@newandusedgolfclubs.co.uk or call 07880 706308.

Next step: shop with confidence

Browse mint condition clubs or single irons, and read shipping and returns before you buy.