Priced so far below the market it usually means a mistake. Empty most of the time - and an empty rung is the honest answer, not a fault.
Autumn golf. Waterproofs, layers and the last light of the year.
Every golf deal on the
board, scored like a round
SniperCaddie watches eBay and 14 UK golf retailers, prices every listing against what it has actually seen before, and grades it Bogey to Hole in One. You pick your club and swing.
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One find per club type, ranked by how much price history stands behind it rather than by how big the discount looks. A new six every morning.
A price, graded
Six grades, measured against the seller's own list price and against what SniperCaddie has seen before. Estimates, not valuations - and the two rarest rungs are usually a listing error rather than a bargain.
The finds worth an alert. 1,656 on the board right now, and most of them are gone within the hour.
Fair to average, and Bogey means you would be overpaying. Filter it out, or browse it when you are patient.
Three strokes to a find
Pick your club
Clubs, balls, clothing, shoes, bags, rangefinders, components - 22 categories, counted live and filterable down to loft and flex.
Read the grade
Every listing carries its score, its condition, where it came from, and two separate percentages - against the seller's list price, and against our own median.
Take the shot
Straight through to the seller. SniperCaddie takes no part in the sale, so read the listing and check the condition before you buy.
Ten clubs with the most price evidence behind them, each measured against its own 30 day median. Not the biggest discounts: a club seen thousands of times at dozens of prices has a median worth trusting, and so does the gap under it. Re-drawn every Monday.
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Written pieces, as opposed to the rest of this site, which is computed. Each one says something we can only say because we measured it.





