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Postby AdamsSamoa » Mon Oct 06, 2014 4:55 pm

my neighbor was trashin some golf clubs. a magnet will not stick to the club heads... should I cut them off?
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Re: golf clubs

Postby Dr. Cadmium » Tue Oct 07, 2014 10:57 pm

Yes, assuming they are metal heads. If a magnet doesn't stick, they are worth more than steel. Sometimes they're even made out of titanium alloys.

Even wooden club heads can be worth breaking down as they often have exterior brass fittings and interior lead weights.

This is all assuming the clubs are trash. Good brand clubs can fetch crazy prices, as can vintage clubs.
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Re: golf clubs

Postby AdamsSamoa » Sun Oct 12, 2014 2:26 pm

took the heads off... got cast AL price for them... 3 bucks. And they were trash....
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Re: golf clubs

Postby frugi » Tue Oct 28, 2014 8:47 am

i like bronze and brass putters when I find them. I cut off the head, and make them into canes, and re-sell them for about $20.00 each. You can use an old broom handle for the cane, and then put a rubber cane foot on the bottom.
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Re: golf clubs

Postby AdamsSamoa » Tue Oct 28, 2014 10:38 am

The putter was cast Al
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Re: golf clubs

Postby plus1hdcp » Thu Nov 06, 2014 10:06 pm

frugi wrote:i like bronze and brass putters when I find them. I cut off the head, and make them into canes, and re-sell them for about $20.00 each. You can use an old broom handle for the cane, and then put a rubber cane foot on the bottom.


Now that's a great use of unwanted goods. :thumbup:

I may try your idea.
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Re: golf clubs

Postby Recyclersteve » Fri Nov 07, 2014 1:36 am

frugi wrote:i like bronze and brass putters when I find them. I cut off the head, and make them into canes, and re-sell them for about $20.00 each. You can use an old broom handle for the cane, and then put a rubber cane foot on the bottom.


Don't forget to recycle those bronze and brass heads. There are plenty of places willing to pay for your scraps.
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Re: golf clubs

Postby frugi » Fri Nov 07, 2014 7:10 am

Recyclersteve wrote:
frugi wrote:i like bronze and brass putters when I find them. I cut off the head, and make them into canes, and re-sell them for about $20.00 each. You can use an old broom handle for the cane, and then put a rubber cane foot on the bottom.


Don't forget to recycle those bronze and brass heads. There are plenty of places willing to pay for your scraps.


that is why I use the brass & bronze heads as cane heads......I easily get $20.00 each for them as canes, you cant get but maybe $1.50 each for them as scrap...
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Re: golf clubs

Postby Recyclersteve » Sat Nov 08, 2014 12:46 am

Ok, now that makes sense. I misunderstood. Thanks for the clarification.
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