Why should I buy a used Scotty Cameron putter instead of a new one?
Buying a used putter saves money while still getting high-quality clubs. Many pre-owned putters are in excellent condition with minimal wear, and performance differences between new and used putters are often negligible. It’s a budget-friendly way to upgrade your game without overspending.
What should I look for when buying a used Scotty Cameron putter?
Check the club length, grip condition, grip style, and face wear. Small scratches and ball marks are normal, but avoid excessive wear on grooves or deep dents. Always review the condition rating and photos before purchasing.
How do you inspect used Scotty Cameron putters before selling them?
Every used Scotty Cameron putter is professionally inspected for authenticity and playability. We check for groove depth, shaft integrity, grip wear, and overall condition to ensure the clubs perform as expected. All purchases are backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
What type of used Scotty Cameron putter should I buy?
Choosing the right style of putter can make a big difference in your confidence and performance on the green. The two most common putter styles are blade putters and mallet putters, each offering unique benefits depending on your stroke type and personal preference. Some putters also come in mid-mallet designs, offering a balance between the precision of a blade and the forgiveness of a mallet.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship within one business day so you can get your clubs fast and get on the course.
Do you offer free shipping on used Scotty Cameron putters?
Yes! We offer free shipping on orders over $300 to give you the best value on your purchase.
Does Next Round accept trade-ins?
Yes! You can trade in your current clubs through our easy-to-use Trade-In Portal. Just search for your club, get an instant store credit quote, and ship it to us with the prepaid label we provide. Once we receive and inspect it, the store credit will be issued to you—usually within 3–5 business days.
