Collectable items can be new, used, old, classic or unusual. What
makes the item collectable is a combination of item desirability, scarcity and condition.
For example, a Sportsman design Wizard 600 putter may be worth a few hundred dollars
but add the George Low logo and the fact that Jack Nicklaus used it to win several US
Opens and it's worth a few thousand. The difference is that the latter has become scarce as
collectors have found and kept them. There's not much difference from a useability
point of view.
Since golf equipment is so collectable a number of limited editions are
continually being made by name designers like Scotty Cameron. Like any collectable, a
buyer must exercise care in making sure an item is authentic. The bottom line to any
collectable is finding someone who wants the item and is willing to pay a premium for it.
Collectable Item Inventory
(Currently all collectable clubs are listed under the
used club section with the item ID beginning with the letter 'C'. In the future such
items will be categorized separately.)
