Protect club heads and finishes

Headcovers help prevent drivers, woods and putters from striking other clubs in the bag. They mainly protect appearance, but can also reduce the chance of chips or damage around crowns and putter faces.

Keep faces and grooves clear

A towel and suitable brush remove mud, grass and sand that can sit between the face and ball. Clean grooves support more predictable contact and control, especially on wedges and short irons.

Organise the items used every round

Tees, gloves, ball markers, pitch repair tools and weather gear complete the bag and get you ready for the course. Compact organisation helps without adding unnecessary weight.

Complete an adjustable-club setup

A torque wrench, sleeve or sole weight can restore an incomplete driver or fairway wood. These parts are often model-specific, so matching the exact generation matters more than visual similarity.

How It Works

Every used golf accessory listed on Nearly New Golf Clubs is checked before it goes live on the website. That means you can compare condition, compatibility and included parts before ordering.

Checked before listing

Each accessory is reviewed before being uploaded to the website.

Clear condition grading

Used accessories are graded so you know what to expect before you buy. The aim is to separate normal signs of previous use from anything that could prevent the item working as intended.

Compare the right options

Browse by accessory type, dimensions, compatibility, condition and included parts. For model-specific tools, weights and covers, check the exact club or generation before ordering.

If the listing does not confirm compatibility, contact us before buying.

Fast UK delivery

Order by 12pm and we will aim to dispatch your accessories quickly.

30 day returns

You need the accessory to fit or work as intended. That is why we offer 30 day returns, subject to the current returns policy and the condition of the item.

Golf Accessories Buying Guide

Bag essentials

A glove, towel, pitch repairer, ball marker, tees and a small selection of weather items cover the most common needs. The aim is easy access rather than carrying every gadget available. Heavy or bulky organisers can interfere with the weight of bag, straps or trolley fittings.

Headcovers

Driver and fairway-wood covers need enough depth and stretch for the head size. Putter covers vary far more: blade, mid-mallet, fang and large mallet heads use different closures and shapes. A cover that is too loose can fall off, while one that is too tight can damage the fastening or finish.

Cleaning equipment

Use softer bristles on painted, plated or delicate finishes and reserve firmer brushes for stubborn dirt on durable iron and wedge faces. Avoid aggressive wire brushes on soft finishes. Dry clubs after cleaning, particularly around adjustable hosels, ferrules and steel shafts.

When cleaning an iron set, check each club individually because face wear and trapped dirt can vary across the set.

Adjustment tools, sleeves and weights

Torque wrenches often look similar, but adapters, screws and weights are commonly specific to a brand or generation. The wrong component can change loft, lie, face angle or swing weight and may damage threads if the wrong tool is used. A professional club builder should fit parts when compatibility is uncertain.

For Callaway, Ping, TaylorMade and Cobra equipment, match the full model name and generation before choosing an accessory.

If you are comparing replacement golf shafts, check the fitted adapter as well as the shaft specification.

Training aids

Choose a training aid around one measurable skill, such as putting start line, strike location or swing tempo. A clear practice goal makes it easier to judge whether the tool helps. An aid cannot compensate for a club that is too long, too heavy or poorly fitted.

If you are unsure whether your equipment suits your game, use our golf club consultation for advice.

Wet-weather and travel accessories

Rain hoods, umbrella holders and waterproof pouches should fit the bag or trolley without restricting access. Travel covers need enough padding around club heads and a secure structure that stops shafts taking the full force of impact during transit.

Using the free-delivery threshold sensibly

Free delivery over £100 can make a planned accessory purchase more efficient when it completes the order. Add products you expect to use, such as a compatible headcover or replacement glove, rather than filling the basket with items that have no clear role.

Condition Guide

Every used golf accessory is individually checked and graded so you know what to expect before you buy. Our condition guide explains the grading terminology used across the site.

Mint condition

Mint condition accessories show minimal signs of use.

• Surfaces and fabric: little to no visible wear
• Fastenings and fittings: clean and working correctly
• Included parts: in very clean condition

Very good condition

Very good condition accessories show light use but remain clean overall.

• Surfaces and fabric: light cosmetic marking
• Fastenings and fittings: working correctly
• Included parts: light signs of use may be visible

Good condition

Good condition accessories show normal signs of previous use but remain fully usable.

• Surfaces and fabric: visible cosmetic wear may be present
• Fastenings and fittings: functional
• Included parts: may show regular signs of use

Cosmetic wear does not stop a golf accessory doing its job. Compatibility and working condition matter more than small surface marks.