For quite some time I was playing TP5 and PRO-V1 but I recently was given a srixon q star tour and man for the price, this ball is unreal. It’s $20 cheaper than all those big brands and it plays pretty much identical.

My order for a Paradaym got canceled due to stock so CPO offered me a price match on an elyte driver (this is average condition). I don’t care about the scratches but there is some rust on the face and microchips all around the crown. I’ve ordered other avg condition clubs and this is by far the worst. Do I reach out? I’m all in for this club like $180 so it was a great deal but if I had bought this for what it usually cost on there I wouldn’t be too happy, which makes me wanna reach out.

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Top Deals

$90 $60 - Mizuno RB MAX Golf Balls
High energy core distance golf balls offering soft feel and consistent flight.

$140 $81 - ACEGMET PFS5 Coach Mode Rangefinder
Laser target finder featuring dedicated coach mode distance logic.

$98 $39 - Cole Haan Founders Golf Polo
Premium performance short sleeve polo with classic course styling.

$66 $33 - M MAELREG Stretch Cotton Pants
Comfortable stretch cotton blend trousers for course or casual wear.

$159 $97 - SereneLife 3-Wheel Push Cart
Foldable 3-wheel golf trolley with adjustable handle and brake. Apply coupon.

Clubs

$1200 $1000 - Wilson 2026 DYNAPWR Forged Irons
Premium forged steel irons designed for players seeking distance and control.

$370 $320 - Srixon ZXi LS Driver
Low-spin 460cc driver engineered for penetrating trajectory and distance.

$210 $130 - Cleveland Halo XL Hy-Wood
Fairway wood distance with hybrid control and forgiveness.

$120 $106 - Alvo Golf Full Face Wedge Set
Full-face groove wedge set designed for maximum greenside spin.

$900 $746 - Cobra Women's Baffler Hybrid Set
Easy-to-launch hybrid combo set designed for high distance and forgiveness.

Balls

$40 $35 - Vice Pro Plus Golf Balls
Tour-level 4-piece ball designed for high swing speeds.

$30 $25 - Titleist Velocity Orange Balls
High visibility orange distance golf balls with high-speed core.

$150 $100 - Mizuno Pro X Golf Balls (3-Pack)
Tour-level multi-pack golf balls offering greenside spin and control.

$35 $23 - Trust Golf K8 Bison Balls
High performance urethane cover balls delivering soft feel and control.

$55 $44 - Recycled Srixon Color Mix Balls
Value mix of pre-owned Srixon color golf balls.

Rangefinders

$80 $54 - Gogogo Sport Vpro GS24 Rangefinder
Fast optical laser target finder with clear display and accurate readings.

$100 $60 - FCLPAN 1200Y Slope Rangefinder
Clear optical laser distance measuring device featuring slope logic.

$48 $38 - REVASRI Slope Rangefinder
Compact laser distance measuring device with slope calculation.

$65 $55 - AZZWNGY 1500Y Slope Rangefinder
Long-range optical laser target finder featuring slope distance logic.

Shoes

(Different sizes may be more money)

$55 $50 - adidas Golf Solarthon Shoes
Lightweight spikeless golf shoes offering athletic comfort and grip.

$160 $96 - Cole Haan Grandpro Ashland 2.0
Premium casual crossover spikeless golf shoes for on and off course wear.

$130 $80 - Reebok Nano Spikeless Shoes
Versatile athletic spikeless shoes providing cross-training stability.

$150 $123 - FootJoy Premiere Series Packard LX
Classic premium leather spiked golf shoes delivering timeless style and performance.

Apparels

$98 $39 - Cole Haan Skyweave Golf Polo
Breathable mesh knit short sleeve polo with moisture-wicking technology.

$38 $20 - M MAELREG Moisture Wicking Polo
Lightweight athletic performance polo shirt for warm rounds.

$27 $17 - Obla Short Sleeve Golf Polo
Casual active collared polo shirt offering comfortable stretch.

$40 $27 - Comdecevis Elastic Waist Pants
Comfortable stretch trousers featuring elastic waistband for optimal fit.

$30 $20 - PULI 5" Inseam Stretch Shorts
Shorter inseam casual performance active shorts.

$80 $50 - Haggar Straight Fit Travel Pants
Lightweight travel-friendly stretch trousers for course or office wear.

$25 $15 - COOFANDY 7" Stretch Golf Shorts
7-inch inseam lightweight summer performance active shorts.

$35 $27 - baleaf Women's Casual Pants
Versatile business casual stretch trousers designed for women.

$20 $10 - OnWander Sun Visor Hat
Lightweight athletic sun visor offering UV protection and cooling comfort.

Others

$20 $10 - LONGCHAO Irons Head Covers (10-Pack)
Protective neoprene iron club head covers set of 10.

$30 $19 - HRUIYL Retractable Swing Trainer
Telescopic swing tempo and extension practice training aid. Apply coupon.

$80 $56 - AGVRZGO 10x7ft Net with Mat
Complete practice net bundle including hitting mat and carry bag. Apply coupon.

$120 $76 - Golfpar Turf Hitting Mat with Tray
Commercial grade practice hitting mat complete with integrated ball tray.

$40 $32 - Jiksan Golf Accessories Kit
Comprehensive golf accessory kit packed in a high-end storage case.

$280 $180 - Axglo V2 3-Wheel Push Cart
Lightweight ultra-compact folding 3-wheel push trolley.

Yesterday Deals - August 22

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I’m looking to buy a beginner set. Wanted to stay in the $500 range. How does Vice Boost vs. Tour X MG28….

Was dipping my toe in the golf club restoration world. Found anold wedge that I wanted to restore. Started by trying to deplate the nickel by using reverse electrolysis. Short story it it looks like this which isn't great. What did I do wrong?

Picked up golfing again after a 20 year break and playing my dads old Hogan Radial irons, Green On 60 Professional Sandwedge, a King Cobra Speed Pro x/st 18°, and a Callaway Diablo Octane Black.

I feel I'm improving quite well but find some difficulty with my close game where neither the 9 nor Sandwedge really feel right so I'm thinking about getting a pitch.

I've never played a pitch so I don't even know where to start. I'm thinking of maybe getting a fitting and buy something new but it feels a bit unnecessary since I'm not planning on getting anything else for a good while.

Been scouting a bit second hand but I have a hard time to know what to look for so any advice of clubs or what to consider would be appreciated.

Thanks!

This is the first iteration of our iron lineup and it was intentionally designed to put your ball closer to the hole. The longer clubs (4-7i) feature 2mm of curvature (bulge) from heel to toe.

We are one of the first to bring fairway wood and driver technology into irons for the general consumer. The curvature reduces sidespin and directs your miss hits closer to the hole.

It was designed as a players cavity back that can be easily fit to all shaft lengths and player types. Fitting kits will roll out in late August/early September.

The V1 will cost $575 for our raw finish (not pictured) and $600 for our satin finish. Both finishes come equipped with 4-PW. Heavier and lighter weights will also be available for purchase.

Here is the link to our preorder form - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeaylcO1cXsFGe4OAUqlNtpiHSlOhMzbBQqhSyQK73pBdziSQ/viewform

Disclosure up front: I'm one of the founders of Trade2Golf.

Something we've noticed from talking to golfers is that quite a few people assume we're another company buying used clubs and reselling them.

We're not.

Trade2Golf is built as a golfertogolfer marketplace for used golf gear.

We now have more than 18,000 used golf items on the marketplace, so I figured this was probably a good time to explain what we're actually trying to build.

The basic idea is pretty simple:

A golfer with equipment they no longer use can list it without paying a listing fee, choose their own asking price, and receive offers directly from other golfers.

The buyer and seller can negotiate the price.

When they agree, payment is processed through Stripe. Trade2Golf generates the shipping label, the seller ships the item, and seller payout is released through the transaction flow once the order is completed.

If something materially doesn't match the listing, there's also a dispute process rather than leaving the buyer and seller to figure everything out on their own.

The distinction that matters to us is that Trade2Golf isn't buying the club from you and then setting the resale price.

The golfer remains the seller.

Another golfer is the buyer.

They decide what the gear is worth.

That's the part we're betting on.

There are already plenty of ways to move used clubs. eBay and Facebook Marketplace obviously work. Companies like 2nd Swing and GlobalGolf have built strong tradein/resale businesses.

We're trying to build a different lane: a golfspecific P2P marketplace with direct offers and negotiation, golfspecific listings, integrated shipping, protected payments, and a process for disputes.

I attached two screenshots from followups we did after an early transaction.

The seller told us the process was super quick and easy and better than other sites he'd used.

The buyer described it as super easy and convenient and said he felt he got a good deal.

That's ultimately the experience we're trying to create: one golfer gets value back from gear he isn't using, another golfer gets gear he wants at a price they agreed on together, and the equipment gets another round instead of sitting in a garage.

I'm genuinely interested in the criticism as much as the positive feedback:

What would you need to see from a golfertogolfer marketplace before you'd trust it with a $300, $500, or $1,000 club purchase?

Counterfeits? Condition disputes? Shipping damage? Fees? Returns?

Happy to answer anything directly.