Pre-owned club listings may use stock images that show the club family or model, not the exact loft, number, or variant being sold. Always check the product name for the exact specification before you buy.
This is normal practice for pre-owned golf club listings and does not mean there is an error with the item.
Why the photo may not match
Stock images help show the model accurately while keeping listings consistent. The image may show a different club, loft, or set makeup than the one in the listing.
Examples by club type
- Fairway woods: the image may show a 3W, while the listing is for a 5W, 7W, 9W, or another loft.
- Drivers: the image may show a 9° or 10.5° driver, while the listing name shows the actual loft.
- Hybrids: the image may show a specific hybrid number, while the listing name shows the correct loft or number.
- Irons: the image may show a full set or a specific iron, while the listing name shows the exact iron or set makeup.
- Wedges: the image may show a particular loft, such as 56°, while the listing name shows the actual loft.
How to confirm the correct item
Use the product name as the source of truth. It contains the exact loft, club number, or set makeup for the pre-owned club you are buying.
Still have questions?
If you are still unsure about a listing, please contact our Customer Service team and we will be happy to help.
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