Taylormade Qi35 4 Hybrid / 22 Degree / Regular Flex

Taylormade Qi35 4 Hybrid / 22 Degree / Regular Flex

£196.99 GBP
Odyssey Ai-One Square 2 Square DW Putter / 34 Inch

Odyssey Ai-One Square 2 Square DW Putter / 34 Inch

£197.99 GBP
Odyssey Ai-One Milled Silver Series Seven T Putter / 34 Inch

Odyssey Ai-One Milled Silver Series Seven T Putter / 34 Inch

£279.99 GBP
PING PLD Milled Anser 2024 Putter / 34 Inch

PING PLD Milled Anser 2024 Putter / 34 Inch

£270.99 GBP
Callaway Elyte 3 Wood / 15 Degree / Regular Flex

Callaway Elyte 3 Wood / 15 Degree / Regular Flex

£228.99 GBP
Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 5 Hybrid / 27 Degree / Senior Flex

Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 5 Hybrid / 27 Degree / Senior Flex

£166.99 GBP
Callaway Opus Platinum Lob Wedge / 58 Degree / Wedge Flex

Callaway Opus Platinum Lob Wedge / 58 Degree / Wedge Flex

£117.99 GBP
Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 6 Hybrid / 31 Degree / Ladies Flex

Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 6 Hybrid / 31 Degree / Ladies Flex

£166.99 GBP
Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 4 Hybrid / 23 Degree / Regular Flex

Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 4 Hybrid / 23 Degree / Regular Flex

£166.99 GBP
Taylormade Qi35 LS Driver / 8 Degree / Stiff Flex

Taylormade Qi35 LS Driver / 8 Degree / Stiff Flex

£343.99 GBP
Cleveland Smart Sole Full-Face Chipper Wedge / 42 Degree / Wedge Flex

Cleveland Smart Sole Full-Face Chipper Wedge / 42 Degree / Wedge Flex

£92.99 GBP
Cobra King Tour Black 2025 Irons / 4-PW / Stiff Flex

Cobra King Tour Black 2025 Irons / 4-PW / Stiff Flex

£777.99 GBP
Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 5 Hybrid / 27 Degree / Senior Flex

Taylormade Qi35 Max Lite 5 Hybrid / 27 Degree / Senior Flex

£171.99 GBP

Why Buy Brand New Golf Clubs?

Buying brand new golf clubs has some clear advantages. You get the very latest technology in driver faces, iron construction, and wedge grooves; you get the full manufacturer warranty; and you get a club that has never been hit, with fresh grips, untouched grooves, and zero cosmetic wear. For golfers who want to play this season's release exactly as the manufacturer intended - or who want a long warranty window and the option to customise shaft, grip, and lie at point of order - new is the obvious choice.

New equipment also makes sense in a few specific situations. If you're going through a fitting and want to lock in a very particular head, shaft, and lie spec that's not commonly available pre-owned, ordering new is usually the simplest route. The same applies to wedges, where fresh grooves make a meaningful difference to spin and stopping power - many serious players will buy wedges new and rotate them every 12 to 18 months to keep groove performance at its best. New clubs are also a great option for gifts, where the unboxing experience and the full warranty add real value.

That said, new isn't always the best route. The technology gap between this year's release and a model from two or three years ago is often smaller than the marketing would suggest, and used clubs in good condition deliver the vast majority of new performance at a significantly lower price. We carry brand new golf clubs because some customers genuinely want them - but we'd always encourage you to compare the new and used options side by side before making a decision. In a lot of cases, our pre-owned range will offer materially better value for very similar on-course performance.

Our Range of Brand New Golf Clubs

Our new golf clubs range covers the categories where buying new tends to make the most sense. In drivers, you'll find current-generation models from leading brands - including TaylorMade, Callaway, Titleist, PING, Cobra, and Mizuno, in a selection of lofts, shafts, and head specs. New drivers give you the very latest face and crown technology, full warranty, and the option to play this season's release the moment it lands. Alongside the new range, our used driver collection covers the previous one to three generations from the same brands, which is often where the strongest value sits.

For irons, new sets give you full warranty, fresh grooves, and the option to spec custom shafts, lies, and grips from new. Our range includes selected current-generation models from the major brands across players', players-distance, and game-improvement categories. Wedges are one of the strongest cases for buying new - sharp, untouched grooves deliver meaningfully better spin and stopping power around the greens than worn grooves can, which is why many better players replace wedges far more often than other clubs. We stock brand new Vokey, MG, S259, Opus, and RTZ wedges in the most popular lofts and grinds.

Beyond drivers, irons, and wedges, our new range extends to fairway woods, hybrids, and putters where availability allows. New putters in particular - Scotty Cameron, Odyssey, TaylorMade Spider, Ping PLD, and others - are a popular gift option and benefit from the unboxing experience and full warranty. If you can't see the exact new model you're after on the site, get in touch - we can often source specific clubs through our authorised channels even when they're not currently listed.

New vs Used Golf Clubs: Which Is Right for You?

The honest answer is that for most golfers, most of the time, used clubs deliver outstanding value for very similar on-course performance. Modern golf clubs are built to last, and a clean pre-owned driver, iron set, or wedge from the past few years will play almost identically to a brand new equivalent at a fraction of the price. That's why the majority of our business is in pre-owned equipment, and why we'd always encourage you to compare both routes before committing.

There are situations where new genuinely makes more sense. If you want the very latest model and the absolute longest warranty window, if you need a very specific custom build that's hard to find pre-owned, if you're buying a wedge and want maximum groove sharpness, or if the club is a gift - new tends to be the better fit. Equally, for a single hero club like a new driver or putter that you'll keep in the bag for years, the extra spend on new can feel worth it.

For most other scenarios - upgrading an iron set, replacing a driver, building or completing a bag, kitting out a beginner, or stretching a budget - our used range will usually give you more performance per pound. A common approach is to mix the two: buy new where it matters most to you, and buy pre-owned everywhere else. If you're not sure which route makes sense for your situation, get in touch and our team will happily talk you through the options based on your game and your budget.

Questions? Answers here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes - We predominantly sell used clubs but we do occasionally stock new clubs from top brands.

Brand new clubs offer the latest technologies and the assurance that the club has never been used. However, they do typically come at a much higher price and can lose their value quickly when used. Second-hand clubs often provide much better value, with even the most recent models at much lower prices. But ultimately, the choice comes down to the customers priorities, whether they'd prefer brand new condition or better value for money.

With proper care, brand new golf clubs can last many years. Many golfers use the same clubs for five to ten years or more. Regular cleaning, proper storage and maintaining the grips will help keep them performing at their best.

Beginners would benefit most from buying a complete set or a forgiving iron set paired with a driver and a putter. Game improvement clubs with larger clubheads and more forgiveness helps new golfers launch the ball more easily and build confidence while learning the game.

Absolutely, many golfers buy individual new models to upgrade their bag one part at a time so their bag may consist of a range of clubs at different ages. The choice depends on your priorities. If your driving needs improvement but your irons are fine, a new driver may provide the most benefit without replacing the whole set.