You can buy left-handed used golf clubs at GolfRoots, online or at our shop in Farmers Branch, just north of Dallas. On October 12, 2026 we had more than 600 left-handed listings, including 62 drivers, 55 putters, 62 wedges and 137 hybrids, each with exact specs and a 1 to 10 condition grade. Below is what lefty clubs cost at GolfRoots and how to find the right fit in a smaller market.
Why are left-handed golf clubs harder to find?
Brands make far fewer left-handed versions of each model, and many big box stores only stock a few lefty heads. That means a lefty walking into a store often gets a short list of options and a fitting cart that is mostly right-handed. The used market helps because it pools years of models from many golfers, so you can choose from older and newer generations in the same search.
Where can you buy left-handed used golf clubs?
- Online at GolfRoots. Browse our left-handed clubs. Every listing is one real club with its own photos, head, shaft, flex, length and condition grade, so you know exactly what you are getting.
- In our Farmers Branch shop. Try lefty clubs on our in-shop simulator before you buy, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
- As a full lefty bag. Use our Build Your Own Full Set tool to put together a left-handed set from driver to putter.
- With a trade-in. Switching sides or upgrading? Put the value of your old clubs toward lefty clubs with our trade-in value calculator.
Not sure what to look for? Read our guide on how to judge the condition of used golf clubs.
How much do left-handed used drivers cost?
On October 12, 2026, 32 of our 62 active left-handed driver listings were priced under $200. A few real examples from that day:
- Older but solid models like a Cobra King F6+ ($109.99), Callaway XR 16 ($129.99), Mizuno ST190 ($139.99) and Ping G30 ($165.99)
- Mid-age models like the Callaway Epic Flash ($169.99), Mavrik Max ($179.99) and Epic Max LS ($189.99)
- Newer heads like the TaylorMade Stealth Plus ($269.99), Callaway Elyte ($239.99), TaylorMade Qi10 ($309.99) and Titleist GT2 and GT3 ($369.90 to $399.99)
Prices depend on condition, shaft and flex, and stock turns over quickly, so treat these as a snapshot. For a wider look at value drivers, see our best used drivers under $200.
How much do left-handed used iron sets cost?
Iron sets are the thinnest part of the lefty market. We had 25 left-handed iron set listings on October 12, 2026, ranging from budget sets (a TaylorMade PSi 7-AW at $199.99, a TaylorMade Burner 2.0 4-PW at $299.99) to current players and players distance sets (Ping i230 6-UW at $647.99, TaylorMade P790 2023 5-AW at $819.99, TaylorMade P770 2023 4-PW at $939.99). If you do not see your model, check back often or consider building a set from single irons. Our guide to reading a used iron set listing explains set makeup, flex and length.
How much do left-handed used putters cost?
We had 55 left-handed putters listed on October 12, 2026, with 14 under $100. Examples ranged from a TaylorMade Ghost Tour Daytona 12 at $89.99 and several PXG Battle Ready Brandon putters around $144 to $162, up to Scotty Cameron models such as a Phantom X 7.5 ($242.99), Studio Style Newport 2 ($331.99) and a 2025 Studio Style Fastback 1.5 ($454.99). See all used putters and filter for left-handed.
What should lefties check before buying used?
- Confirm the hand. It sounds obvious, but it is worth a look. Our left-handed titles start with "Lefty" and the spec list shows the hand.
- Match the flex and length. With fewer options, it is tempting to settle for the wrong shaft. Our guide to choosing shaft flex helps.
- Check adjustable hosels. On drivers and woods, make sure the adapter is included and works with the head.
- Know you can adjust. Length, lie and grips can be changed after you buy. Our repair shop handles regrips, loft and lie and length changes.
FAQ
Are left-handed used golf clubs more expensive?
Not in our experience. Lefty prices follow the same things as right-handed clubs: model age, condition and shaft. The bigger issue is selection, not price.
Can a left-handed golfer use right-handed clubs?
Putters and some chippers can be found two-way, but irons, woods and wedges are built for one side. Most lefties should play left-handed clubs.
Can I return used lefty clubs that do not fit?
At GolfRoots, yes. We offer 60-day returns, and shipping is free on orders over $400.
Can I trade in right-handed clubs for lefty clubs?
Yes. Get a quote with our trade-in value calculator and put the value toward left-handed clubs.
