Golf Club Quality Grading Guidelines
GOLF2GO evaluates golf club quality by assessing the clubhead, shaft, and grip separately, so buyers have a clear understanding and can compare products consistently according to the same standard.
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📊 Product Quality Levels (Based on 100%)
| Grade | % | Key Characteristics |
| Brand New | 100% | Never used • Factory new • Original seals/plastic fully intact • No marks whatsoever |
| Like New | 95–99% | Very lightly used • May have tiny, barely visible marks • No impact on performance or appearance |
| Excellent | 85–94% | Minimal signs of use, barely noticeable • No deep marks or damage • Fully functional |
| Good | 75–84% | Previously used and well cared for • More visible marks than the Excellent grade • No major defects or structural damage |
| Fair | 65–74% | Clear signs of continued use • Reduced cosmetic appeal • Structure remains normal and fully usable |
| Poor | 60–64% | Heavily used, with multiple signs of wear • Most defects are cosmetic • Structure remains usable |
Suitable for those who prioritize value for money over appearance
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🔍 Component-by-Component Assessment
| Clubhead | The clubface, head edge, and surface are inspected • Must not be cracked, deformed, or structurally damaged • Signs of use must be consistent with the assigned grade |
| Shaft | Must be straight and free from breaks, dents, or cracks • Must not be bent or unbalanced • Marks on the paint or stickers are considered normal signs of use |
| Grip | Must remain fully usable • Must not be torn • Not used as a primary factor in calculating the overall quality percentage • If worn, our team may recommend replacement for optimal performance |
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📌 Important Notes
- Every product passes a quality inspection before being listed for sale
- Photos are actual photos of each individual product
- Any special defects will be clearly stated in the product description
- Grades are assigned by the GOLF2GO team as a common standard for comparing products
