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A full set is where used equipment saves real money — the difference between new and gently used runs into the hundreds, and irons wear slowly. This is also the right place to look if you’re outfitting someone who is just starting and you don’t yet know whether it sticks.
What these go for locally right now: $60 to $60 across 2 listings.
Check the grooves on the short irons first. Those wear before the long irons do, and grips are cheap to replace but tell you how the set was cared for.
Every listing here belongs to a golfer in the Houston area, not a shop. Meet up, look the club over, and pay in person — or, on listings marked 📦 Ships, have it sent to you wherever you are. Texas Club Trader takes zero commission either way, so the seller keeps every dollar, which is why the prices are what they are.
Full sets around Houston generally run $100 to $400. Cavity-back game-improvement sets sit at the lower end, forged players irons higher. The difference against new is usually several hundred dollars.
Check the grooves on the short irons first — those wear before the long irons do. Grips are cheap to replace, but their condition tells you how the set was looked after.
It is the right way to start. Nobody knows whether golf sticks until they have played a season, and a used set means finding that out for a fraction of the money.
Most used sets run 4-PW or 5-PW, which is six or seven clubs. Confirm what is included before you meet — "full set" means different things to different sellers.
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