I’m going on a golf trip with some buddies next month, and one of them suggested getting a Club Glove. But $400 for something I’ll use once a year? No way.
Then I came across one returned to Amazon and listed on bidfta in “as-is” condition. I don’t usually gamble on these, but I set my max bid at $100 (with fees and taxes, it’s about $127). As the auction got close to the end, I noticed the bids against me were super quick—clearly auto bids. I guessed the other bidder’s max was $100, so I went with $100.01. It worked! I won!
The box is ripped, but the bag inside is brand new with tags. Perfect for my trip!
Jules said:
You can bid on stuff returned to Amazon?
I’m not sure if it’s everywhere, but it’s at least in Ohio. I don’t know how it works but there’s a massive warehouse of returns from Amazon and Wayfair that you bid on like eBay. This one was labeled poorly on their website or I think it may have gotten more attention.
I put a dollar store broomstick in the center of my bag. Only had irons, putter, and driver shaft. Driver head in bag. Wrapped/stuffed all the gaps with underwear and socks. Put on soft cover. Worked great.
@Johnathan
I’m assuming this was bought off a pallet of Amazon returns and then placed on eBay to sell? Hence the bidding, and the fact that Amazon doesn’t take a lot of returns for resale they just wholesale it.
Nice find! I have one that’s about 10 years old and still looks brand new. It may sound odd but I don’t even bother wrapping/padding my iron heads (LAX TSA has it out for me, always pull all my irons and shafts out for inspection and rearrange it all) that’s how much confidence I have in my travel bag knock on wood
Vega said:
Great snag but I honestly don’t think you can beat the ClubGlider. The whole crew has them, game changer for sure.
I did a lot of searching and reading reviews before I bought a travel bag and ended up with the Meridian. Couldn’t be happier and it rolls better than my regular luggage.
