The term "certified" has become more and more when searching for used or second-hand golf clubs. Callaway, Taylor Made, Nike, Cleveland, MacGregor, and are all from certified foster golf clubs. A few sites I have visited do not describe what these clubs separately from other clubs on their website. She did not answer, why are certified in these clubs and why they should buy when compared to other clubs.
Most sites do not explain what the certified clubs better than their regularbe used, or pre-owned clubs. Below is a list what factors they use to create a certification pre-owned clubs:
6-point inspection
1. Detailed cleaning of the entire club
2. Cosmetic Evaluation
3. Structural integrity of the Club Head
4. Structural integrity of the waves --
5. Replacement Grip
6. New Manufacturers Head Cover
Even a 12 months warranty on all its certified Used Golf Clubs
Next most important question, they arereally worth it? It runs on the price and peace of mind. If you have a pre-owned club to find you like and the certified club is only 10% to 20% more, in my opinion, it is worth it. For a $ 200 pre-owned club you are looking at about $ 20 more and it comes with a new grip, a new head cover, and the peace of mind that you get the club in great condition. However, if the certified pre-owned golf club, you are at 40% + more than the non-certified, is that atougher decision.
The decision to establish a club for $ 200 $ 80 is more fully to the peace of mind based buying. Is it worth that amount to ensure that the Association is certified? This answer is based on personal preference and can be answered only through the purchase of the golf club.
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