What % of your vehicle’s value do you have in your 14 club golf bag?

[bigolherschel]

I have a ten year old Honda worth $3500. My golf clubs and bag are worth about $1200. 
 

So 34% for me... how about you? 

[Petethreeput]

This is a funny question. I like it.

My car is worth $8200 according to NADA, obviously depreciated.

Replacement value on clubs and the bag contents? Conservatively $2900. Depreciated, the clubs are older, but still about $2800 bc the sweetspots would be considered low mileage.

About the same, 35%.

 

[Fade]

About 100%. Old-ish car. New-ish clubs.

 

This may go down to 10% before the end of 2021.

[aenemated]

Got a 4 y/o Porsche Cayenne S. Worth around $40-50k these days I'd guess. 

 

Bag value? Prolly somewhere around $4kish. 

[596]

Lower percentage of my bicycle then my car!! Not really, but it is close. 😜 My bicycles are far more money then my golf clubs or my car.

Edited April 1, 2021 by 596

[rxk9fan]

Great topic!!

I spend too much on clubs and way too much on cars!!!

My clubs come to 7% of my cars value and I have slowed my car trading.  One hit 35,000 miles for my all time record and my wife’s hit 28,000 miles.

 

[TheDominator273]

Oh it's definitely well over 100%

[MtlJeff]

LOL kind of a weird but enjoyable topic. The first guy posting with a Ferrari will probably skew the numbers. 

 

I'm probably at around 10% but mostly because i just bought my car last year

[PureDivots]

Id aggressively say about 60% of cars value, might be more. As long as the wheels can get me to the destination to use the clubs I'm happy.

[LeftyMatt24]

Fun topic. Car is worth 9k depreciated and clubs replacement value probably 2400 but retail would be closer to 3500, I find deals haha. Either way probably too high of a percent. 

[deadsolid...shank]

Guessing my car is worth around $6,000 and my bag probably in the $1500 range. 

[cardoustie]

2009 911

 

7.2%

 

[jomatty]

I’ve got a 2012 Subaru Outback in rough shape... if it got stolen the first thing I would think is of my golf clubs in the back.

[bigred90gt]

Book value on the truck is around $20k, clubs around $1k, so close to 5%. 
 

strange ask for this topic, but oddly interesting. 
 

mall clubs

bought used and built by me to my specs except putter and wedges (those are just off the rack specs). 

Edited April 1, 2021 by bigred90gt

[Roejye]

Well,.let's see. KBB values my vehicle at roughly $8000 and I've spent about $480~ on my clubs so about 6%

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

Car value now vs club value now?

Clubs would be 5~10% of the car. I reckon I'd be lucky to get $500US for my clubs, whereas my car I might get around $6,000.

[b.mattay]

I don't know the actual market values, but I know what I've paid for acquisition. Keep in mind I got incredible deals on both.

 

Clubs-$1400

Car-$500 

 

So, from the standpoint of my pockets, my clubs have a value of 280% what my car is 🤣.

Edited April 1, 2021 by b.mattay

[dmecca2]

Car : 2007 honda civic, engine was recently replaced, probably 30-50k miles on it. Worth about $3,000

 

Clubs: All used clubs except the wedges (I had pro shop credit). Probably worth $2,000

 

PUTTERS: $1,500. Whoops. 

 

Clubs I need to sell soon (non putters):  $650

 

So in total: Clubs are 138% of my car. 

[Curmudg3on]

Am I seeing this correct?   Is everyone using the blue book for their car's current value and the new value of their clubs?   Clubs don't usually have much of a resale value.   Comparing new / new, I'm about 12%.

 

 

 

 

[jholz]

My car is worth about $12. My golf clubs I would estimate at $14-$20. These are yard sale prices. 

[bmead21]

2.7%

[NAM2212]

We are looking for a new car for the wife right now. We got a couple of quotes for trade in values for the 2004 Escape. One of which was $196! LOL! Clubs are probably worth $1000 so I am upside down big time. We are selling the Escape to the neighbor kid for $1600.

[jacob7071]

I'm either 11% or 22%, depending on how you look at it.  I estimate replacement cost of the clubs at $1700.  Other people buy similar cars to mine for around $7500.  But I like my truck - nobody's getting that title from me for less than $15K.

[D0ch0l1d4y]

Fun topic for a numbers guy 😄

 

 

Original sticker comparison:

2005 4Runner - $30k

 

Driver - M5 + ADIZ upgrade - $811 (thank you TM 150% trade in)

3w - Sim - 439

5w - Sim - 439

3-P - 2014 TP MC/MB - ~$1050

GW - TM MG - $170

SW - Scratch DD - $175

LW - Scratch DD - $175

Putter - Bettinardi Copper Classic Hive release - $875

Taylormade Tour Stand Bag - $500?

 

Total - $4,634  = 13.8%

 

Actual cost comparison:

2005 4Runner - $8500

 

Driver - M5 + ADIZ upgrade - $0 (thank you TM 150% trade in)

3w - Sim - $115(thank you TM 150% trade in)

5w - Sim - $200

3-P - 2014 TP MC/MB - ~$400

GW - TM MG - $60

SW - Scratch DD - $70

LW - Scratch DD - $70

Putter - Bettinardi Copper Classic Hive release - $875

Taylormade Tour Stand Bag - $125

 

Total - $1,915 = 22.5%

 

Present Value Comparison:

2005 4Runner - $7,114 (KBB private party mid-range value)

 

Driver - M5 + PX smoke black - $200 

3w - Sim - $200

5w - Sim - $175

3-P - 2014 TP MC/MB - ~$400

GW - TM MG - $60

SW - Scratch DD - $70

LW - Scratch DD - $70

Putter - Bettinardi Copper Classic Hive release - $400

Taylormade Tour Stand Bag - $100

 

Total - $1,675 = 23.5%

 

Edited April 1, 2021 by D0ch0l1d4y
stock shaft on present value

[Short Bucket]

Old Mercedes, old 4Runner and old Porsche divided by old Pings and old swing.  All of 'em need a refresh.  

[J Bez]

2 hours ago, D0ch0l1d4y said:

Fun topic for a numbers guy 😄

 

 

Original sticker comparison:

2005 4Runner - $30k

 

Driver - M5 + ADIZ upgrade - $811 (thank you TM 150% trade in)

3w - Sim - 439

5w - Sim - 439

3-P - 2014 TP MC/MB - ~$1050

GW - TM MG - $170

SW - Scratch DD - $175

LW - Scratch DD - $175

Putter - Bettinardi Copper Classic Hive release - $875

Taylormade Tour Stand Bag - $500?

 

Total - $4,634  = 13.8%

 

Actual cost comparison:

2005 4Runner - $8500

 

Driver - M5 + ADIZ upgrade - $0 (thank you TM 150% trade in)

3w - Sim - $115(thank you TM 150% trade in)

5w - Sim - $200

3-P - 2014 TP MC/MB - ~$400

GW - TM MG - $60

SW - Scratch DD - $70

LW - Scratch DD - $70

Putter - Bettinardi Copper Classic Hive release - $875

Taylormade Tour Stand Bag - $125

 

Total - $1,915 = 22.5%

 

Present Value Comparison:

2005 4Runner - $7,114 (KBB private party mid-range value)

 

Driver - M5 + PX smoke black - $200 

3w - Sim - $200

5w - Sim - $175

3-P - 2014 TP MC/MB - ~$400

GW - TM MG - $60

SW - Scratch DD - $70

LW - Scratch DD - $70

Putter - Bettinardi Copper Classic Hive release - $400

Taylormade Tour Stand Bag - $100

 

Total - $1,675 = 23.5%

 

In your actual cost comparison you seem to indicate you traded in for the driver to cover the cost at 100% thanks to the 150% bonus - wouldn't you need to include the cost of the traded in items???

[Abh159]

KBB for car is about $9,500. Clubs if I had to replace all of them would be in the ballpark of $2,500 - 3,000. So 30% give or take.

 

Although my putter is pretty much irreplaceable considering it's a model that hasn't been made in over 20 years, and I've yet to see one available to purchase that wasn't completely beat to h*** and back. I'd give someone my car keys before I gave them that putter.

[D0ch0l1d4y]

1 hour ago, J Bez said:

In your actual cost comparison you seem to indicate you traded in for the driver to cover the cost at 100% thanks to the 150% bonus - wouldn't you need to include the cost of the traded in items???

 

BLASPHEMY

[D0ch0l1d4y]

44 minutes ago, Abh159 said:

KBB for car is about $9,500. Clubs if I had to replace all of them would be in the ballpark of $2,500 - 3,000. So 30% give or take.

 

Although my putter is pretty much irreplaceable considering it's a model that hasn't been made in over 20 years, and I've yet to see one available to purchase that wasn't completely beat to h*** and back. I'd give someone my car keys before I gave them that putter.

Now we gotta see the putter!!!

[Krt22]

I have more than 1 car and more than 1 bag of clubs, the maths will be too difficult