Yes, there are affiliate programs built for golf pros and fitters. Here's how the GolfRoots program works, who it suits, and how it pairs with year-round trade-ins for your students and customers.

Pro shops, golf stores and fitters don't have to stock used clubs to say yes to a trade-in. Here's how to handle trade-ins and slow used inventory without tying up cash or wall space.

The simplest way for a golf course to clear out unsold stock and old range, rental and demo clubs is to sell them in bulk to a buyer like GolfRoots, which pays in cash. Here's what to gather before...

Simulator venues see golfers decide they need new clubs in real time, with the launch data in front of them. Here is how an indoor venue, range or teaching pro can give those customers a trade-in r...

GolfRoots is based in Farmers Branch and runs free member trade-in events at private clubs across Dallas-Fort Worth and the country. Here is how a DFW event works, what the club provides, and how t...

Your club is hosting a GolfRoots trade-in day. Here's how it works, where your credit goes, what to bring and how to get the most out of it.

Pro shops, golf stores, club fitters and teaching pros can offer golf club trade-ins without buying and reselling used clubs themselves by partnering with a trade-in company like GolfRoots. You giv...

To host a golf club trade-in event at your club, you pick a date, let members know a few weeks ahead, and set up a table where they can bring old clubs to be valued and traded for credit in your go...