Need some advice...

[wsupjs]

11 minutes ago, Nollster said:

Some relatively recent drivers, a Scotty, a Betti, a couple Toulons and some Stroke Lab Odysseys

 

Older nice stuff will be tough to get strong value/justify the effort for selling them. No matter the condition, the value falls very quickly and most clubs hit a low value floor after 7-8 years. She's probably best off selling those locally (list for average sale prices without shipping on eBay or put everything in a lot with 10% off the average price) and donate whatever doesn't sell to local golf programs.

 

However, for the stuff I quoted, you could probably help her and list them on BST. If priced properly, those will move easily.

[Nollster]

38 minutes ago, jda said:

The best thing to do with used balls is to find a local HS and donate them to the girls and boys golf teams.  You can sell them for a bit, but the profit is not likely worth the effort.  Once you take the time to figure out the right years for the nice balls, they are not worth much - don't just assume that any good used ProV1 is worth $3 like the recent model is... a 8 year old ProV1 is not worth the money to sort it.  🙂

Ran into a team from a local-ish high school at Chili's one night. Talked to a senior that shot an 82 for 9-holes - lost 7 balls during his round. Maybe that's where we start?!? 🤣

Edited January 26 by Nollster

[jda]

Any balls might be worth $6/8/10 a dozen (goodwill prices).  Take some photos and the charitable tax deduction if you can itemize.  🙂