Trade In Golf Shafts

At 2nd Swing, we offer the highest trade-in values for your used golf shafts, guaranteed. This creates a quick and easy way to save money on the purchase of your new shafts. See the 2nd Swing Value Guide to find out how much your shafts are worth.

We want golfers to get the most out of our trade-in process, which is why we give higher than market value for used golf shafts and do not limit the number of shafts that can be traded in. Furthermore, we buy all the major manufacturers and also buy high-end and rare items.

2nd Swing Value Guide is the industry's newest, easiest way to find golf shaft values online. It provides golfers with the unique ability to trade in their old shafts and receive credit to sell them outright. 

Complete trade-in process and select 2nd Swing Credit as your preferred payment method.

2nd Swing Credit will be applied to your account after your shafts have been received. Typical turnaround time is 7-14 business days.

A 2nd Swing Gift Card will be emailed to you that is applicable towards any future purchase at 2nd Swing. The code associated with that gift card will be contained in the email and can be redeemed both in-store and online.

Are golf retailers obligated to give the same used golf shaft trade-in values on other websites?
No, but 2nd Swing consistently offers the highest trade-in values for used golf shafts.

What is the difference between the trade-in value and the resale value of my used shafts?
The trade-in value is slightly higher than the resale price. You will receive more value when you trade in to receive credit for other purchases.

Does the condition of my golf shafts affect the value?
Yes. The better the condition of the shaft, the higher the value. Condition is evaluated by our staff and the shafts are priced accordingly. You can use the 2nd Swing Value Guide to find what your shaft is worth in a particular condition (New, Average, Below Average).

Why can’t I find my shaft on the 2nd Swing Value Guide?
Not every golf shaft model can be given a market value, and these items are typically rare items, antique items, special or Tour issue items, or other high-ticket items. Shafts that are very old or damaged will also not be assigned a market value.