| CLUB TYPE | MEN | KIDS |
|---|---|---|
| Drivers | $305 | $73 |
| Fairway Woods | $242 | $35 |
| Hybrids & Utility Clubs | $195 | $47 |
| Irons | $886 | $33 per club |
How much do budget golf drivers cost?
Budget drivers will work correctly for amateur golf players but don’t expect optimal distances or accuracy. A brand new set of irons can cost you anywhere on average between $400 -$1200.
How much does it cost to buy a driver?
Buying a driver from one of the major club manufacturers like Callaway, Cobra, Taylormade, or Titleist will set you back between $500-600 for the latest stock model.
How much do golf clubs cost?
The average cost of golf clubs is between $200 – $400, depending on the type of clubs you need. Golf clubs can cost as little as $2 for a used putter, or $600+ for a brand new driver.
Is golf an expensive sport?
There is no doubt that golf can be an expensive sport. Whether you have you been playing golf for years or have recently take up the sport, you’ll want to keep reading to learn my secrets in buying golf clubs at the cheapest prices possible. Choosing the right golf clubs is very important to be able to play the game well.
How much should I spend on a golf driver?
If there is no discount, you can easily spend $300 or more on just a driver. On average, the cost of new OEM club will be around $1900. The driver will cost you $400, hybrid one $200, Fairway wood is at $200, Wedge at $150, Iron set at $800 and Putter at $150. These products are not as new as the previous ones.
How much does a driver cost golf club?
The Price Range of New Golf Clubs New drivers from major manufacturers range from $250 to $600. Those prices apply to the flagship drivers offered by the most recognizable, brand-name companies.
How much does it cost to fit a driver?
On average it costs between $250 and $600 to get a full bag of golf clubs fitted. Driver only fittings typically cost from $50 to $175 as do 'irons' fittings. Wood/Hybrid and wedge custom fittings can be cheaper at $40 to $150 but golf club fitters will often 'refund' fitting costs if you buy clubs afterwards.
Why are drivers so expensive golf?
Titanium is the most common type of metal often used in drivers, and is the reason why golf drivers are so expensive. While Titanium is stronger and lighter than steel, it's higher cost is the main reason why we don't see titanium being used in irons and other clubs.
What is the cheapest golf driver?
These are the best affordable drivers on the market:Callaway X Hot.Wilson Staff D300.Cobra King Ltd.Ping G20.Taylormade R1.Taylormade R15.Srixon Z 585.
How much is a cheap driver?
What is a good cheap driver? A good cheap driver should cost you no more than $300/£300. For this price you can still get high quality performance and a high quality look and feel.
Is golf driver fitting worth it?
A proper driver fitting should lead to a noticeable change in the playability, feel and overall performance of the club. And, to dispel one common misconception, a golf club fitting isn't just for advanced players.
Is driver fitting free?
Driver fitting is a FREE in-store service at any of our locations. When you visit our website, we store cookies on your browser to collect information.
Should I get fitted for a golf driver?
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Is it worth it to buy a new driver?
The quick answer is, Yes. A new/better driver can help any player, but it isn't a magic wand and may not be worth that size investment. Nothing replaces good old-fashioned practice. There are several things to consider before you spend a small mortgage payment on a new club.
Do drivers make a difference in golf?
Newer drivers help improve ball speed and have thinner faces which produce longer drives. Be sure to test out different drivers on a launch monitor before purchasing them to compare distances. Different golfers have their own unique swings so results can vary.
Is a good driver worth it?
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RETAIL PROFIT
Depending on purchasing power and OEM incentives, dealer costs on the $500 driver are generally between $325 and $360. Some manufacturers offer volume discounts that boost retail margins, but to qualify, as the phrase volume discount implies, the retailer has to take on additional inventory.
OEM PROFIT
OEM’s want to get 45-60 points on each driver to help cover their operational costs. In this scenario that works out to something in the $175-$240 (sometimes a bit more) range per driver.
WHAT YOU SHOULD BE THINKING ABOUT NOW
There’s always going to be a cost for raw materials and production and If/when costs go up because materials become more exotic (carbon crowns, movable weights, etc.) or costs of production increase (more intricate designs and more expensive tooling), expect the retail cost to go up by at least the same amount, because neither the manufacturer nor the retailer is going shoulder that cost and let it eat into their profits.
How much does a 20s golf club cost?
The 20s set from Adam has titanium driver, two hybrid woods, two low fairway woods, a putter and several irons, and will cost $800. Take a look at My Favorite Golf Clubs that I use most often.
How much does a golf wedge cost?
It can even be used in a sand trap. The average price of golf wedges is $140 USD.
What is winter golf?
Winter is generally a time when golfers go into hibernation. Heavy rainfall and snow can make playing golf very difficult. This is the time you will need to take advantage of lower prices.
When is the best time to buy golf clubs?
The winter season is the best time to by golf clubs as the temperate drops and rainfall increases. The colder months of December, January and February are the cheapest months to buy golf equipment as prices decrease by at least 30%. Not all golf clubs are created equally.
How much does a Callaway Mack Daddy 4 wedge cost?
Callaway Mack Daddy 4 wedge is an example of golf wedge, with an innovative design and grooves on the clubface. The price of Callaway Mack Daddy 4 wedge for men and women is the same at $149.99.
Where is Ryan from Golf?
Ryan is a marketing and communications professional in the financial services industry with a true passion for the game of golf. An MBA candidate and self-proclaimed lifelong learner both on and off the golf course. He's just killing time until his next tee time. Ryan is based out of sunny Phoenix, AZ and is blessed to be able to tee it up year-round.
Is casual golfer invested in the game?
The casual golfer just isn’t as invested in the game, so it’s crucial to bring better performing products to the market that the serious golfer will invest in. While there’s a case to be made that the cost of premium drivers hasn’t changed too much over the last several years, at the lower end of the market has risen in price significantly.
Reasons Why Golf Club Drivers Are Expensive
Golf club companies charge highly for their equipment for myriad reasons. Some of these reasons include;
How Much Does a Good Golf Driver Cost?
Most new golfers tend to borrow or rent golf clubs when they feel like playing. Some avoid buying their golf club set due to their high prices, but in the long run, you’ll realize owning your set is more economical than renting it unless you’re planning to play only once or twice.
Are Expensive Drivers Worth It?
Yes, expensive drivers are worthwhile, but only if you’ll use them maximally. For an established golfer, getting an expensive and well-built driver can significantly improve your game and experience. But for starters, it might not be worth it.
A Look Back in Time
Why Is This Happening?
- To explain the rapid change in pricing, we turned to the OEMs for perspective. Josh Talge, VP of Marketing at Titleist, provided some reasons as to why we’re seeing this increase in price across the industry. Talge provides several reasons why most OEMs are raising prices. Reasons behind the general upward trend at Titleist include: 1. Performance seeking each and every cycle (new …
“Fish Where The Fish Are”
- Cobra’s Tom Olsavsky weighed-in on the comparatively slight increase in Cobra drivers over the years as evidence of the trend. In other words, OEM’s have a greater focus on the serious golfer these days; more so than in the past. The casual golfer just isn’t as invested in the game, so it’s crucial to bring better performing products to the market that the serious golfer will invest in. Wh…
The PXG Effect
- While some have questioned the long-term viability of PXG’s low volume, high margin model, the company has carved an ever-expanding niche for itself within the industry. Thus far, the company has proven its detractors wrong. Has PXG incursion into the market influenced industry-wide pricing strategies? The PXG 0811X driver retails at a whopping $85...
The Bottom Line
- The bottom line is that the cost of golf equipment has increased over the past five years, and it’s unlikely we’ve seen the ceiling. Expectations within the industry are that while prices may remain stable for the next couple of years, further increases are inevitable – and that’s before we consider the possible impact of the recently imposed tariffs. The jump in prices is the result of both incre…