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The 10 best-selling golf brands at golfclubs4cash

At golfclubs4cash, we are proud to offer Europe’s biggest range of second-hand golf clubs and accessories from all the leading golf brands. We were curious to find out which golf, above all others, that you love the most. So, we took a deep dive into the sales figures, crunched the numbers, and now, like the golfing version of Top of the Pops, we’re going to count them down from ten to one. It’s like if Smashie & Nicie did golf…

Join us as we count down the leading golf brands based on sales across drivers, fairways, wedges, putters, golf bags and a whole lot more.

10: Odyssey

How very poetic that Odyssey should come in at our first slot - number ten - as we venture on our very own golfing odyssey through our most popular golf brands. Odyssey putters and wedges are particularly well-known and highly sought-after. This number ten entry is a bit of a red herring, actually, because in 1997 Odyssey was acquired by Callaway Golf (and that’s not the last you’ll be hearing about them. So, while Callaway is the official ‘parent’ brand of Odyssey, we still think it deserves a place at number ten in its own right, if for no other reason than that an Odyssey putter is always in demand at golfclubs4cash.

When we took a look at the most popular putters at golfclubs4cash, Odyssey’s White Hot putter came in at number two. This is particularly notable since it’s been around for 20 years – a sure sign that new isn’t always better, and if it ain’t broke, then it don’t need fixin’.

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9: PXG

Parsons Xtreme Golf (PXG) is a golf brand that’s always being asked for at golfclubs4cash. It was founded by the businessman who also founded global hosting company GoDaddy.com – Bob Parsons. He’s a billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist and he’s mad about golf.

A standout offering from the brand has to be its irons – PXG iron sets fly off our shelves. Known for their forgiveness, the performance of PXG irons is up there with the best of them. Read all about PXG and other top iron sets in our Ace Series: A guide to golf irons.

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8: Scotty Cameron

In at number eight is another golf brand that’s laser-focused on putters. Scotty Cameron putters need no introduction – it’s one of the most common putter choices for professional golfers at all the biggest golfing tournaments worldwide and an instantly recognisable brand. If you’re thinking of investing in your very own Scotty Cameron putter then you’ll find our buyers’ guide to putters very useful. And it should come as no surprise that Scotty Cameron putters featured strongly in our guide to the best used putters by brand.

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7: Cleveland Golf

Cleveland Golf is known for its innovative approach to the design of its clubheads, along with high-quality materials and ultra-modern technology. The brand’s best-known model and flagship offering is Cleveland wedges for its wedges. The Cleveland RTX wedge, for example, features unrivalled control, versatility and spin. But beyond wedges, Cleveland still has a lot to offer. Its drivers, irons, putters and fairway woods are also very popular.

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6: Mizuno

Based in Japan, Mizuno Golf was founded in 1906, so it’s fair to say they know a thing or two about golf club manufacture and design. Mizuno drivers, irons and hybrids are particularly popular at golfclubs4cash, and Mizuno wedges are an enduring favourite with our customers. The quality craftsmanship of each and every Mizuno golf club uses traditional Japanese precision techniques, and it's thanks to this that each club is engineered to perfection.

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5: Cobra

Snaking (groan) its way into the number six slot is Cobra Golf. A subsidiary of Puma, and based in California, this leading golf brand is able to list golfing legends such as Tiger Woods as big fans. It’s a brand that is arguably best known for its big hitters - a Cobra driver is a regular sight at golf courses up and down the country. The Cobra King F8 and the Cobra LTDx Max both took a star turn on our list of best-selling drivers, but perhaps the most popular Cobra driver of all has to be the Cobra King Radspeed with movable weight, low spin and oodles of forgiveness. The popularity of this particular model is probably down to it being such a great all-rounder, and perfect for golfers of all abilities.

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4: Titleist

Can you feel the tension mounting as we count down our customers’ best-loved golf brands from ten to one? We can… we don’t want to spoil it for you but from here on in there won’t be any surprises. It’s the four biggest hitters in golf left to go, but which of them will make it into our highly coveted number one slot. We can tell you’re on the edges of your seats, so without further ado, let’s crack on.

The worthy occupant of the number four slot on our list of most popular golfing brands goes to Titleist. This is a name that needs no introduction – Titleist golf clubs have been on golfers’ Christmas lists for a long time now.

Whether it’s Titleist drivers, irons, fairways or wedges, there’s something for golfers of all abilities in the Titleist range. It’s a common sight among the golf bags of the world’s best players at the Majors and is loved by players at the top of their game including Nelly Korda who has recently been teeing off with a Titleist TSR1 driver.

Titleist Brand Spotlight

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3: Callaway Golf

We told you that the mighty Callaway would be coming up again soon, and here it is. Callaway Golf manufactures some of the best golf clubs on the planet, and our customers are here for it all. Whether it’s the Callaway Mavrik driver (which ranked at number five in our top ten second-hand drivers) or the Epic Speed (which made the number two slot), Callaway drivers are some of the best on the market. The Big Bertha and then the ERC revolutionised driver design and these days Phil Mickelson’s a big fan of Callaway drivers too – he’s recently been seen sporting a Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond.

WATCH: Brand Spotlight - Callaway

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2: PING

PING Golf is the deserved occupant of the number two slot on our list of most popular golfing brands through the ages. But right now we have a question for you. If PING has made it into the number two slot, then WHO is going to be at number one? Which massive golf brand have we yet to mention? There are no prizes for guessing, apart from bragging rights and a strong sense of smugness to those who guess right…

Anyway, let’s not take the focus off PING just yet, because it’s a golf brand to be celebrated. It celebrated its 60th birthday back in 2019, and it’s named after that satisfying sound that the club head makes when it comes into contact with the ball at the sweet spot.

Watch our PING Brand Spotlight video here

PING drivers are some of our most frequently requested drivers, and a few of our most popular models include the PING G425 Max, the G410 SFT and the G10. But it’s not just about the drivers – PING’s G-Series fairway wood is an enduring favourite with customers (coming in at number ten in our list of best-selling fairway woods). And PING G25 irons are another firm favourite (bagging the number two slot in our best-selling irons).

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1: TaylorMade Golf

And there we have it. The most popular golf brand – YOUR most popular brand – is TaylorMade Golf. While it doesn’t come as much of a surprise to us (because it’s one of our favourites, too). TaylorMade has done well to fight off stiff competition from some other very respectable names in golf.

TaylorMade’s suite of golf clubs and accessories really does offer something for everyone. Whether it’s the TaylorMade M6 driver which topped our list of best second-hand drivers on the market, or the world-renowned Stealth irons, when you buy a used TaylorMade golf club you know it’s a firm favourite among professional and amateur golfers alike for very good reasons.

Brand Spotlight – TaylorMade Stealth

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So, that concludes our list of the most popular brands, based on sales at golfclubs4cash. Do you agree? Or do you think an injustice has been carried out? Are there any golf brands that you love but are completely missing from the list? We hate to start an argument, but we’re interested in your thoughts! Let us know which golf brand YOU think should top the list.

If you’d like more help in choosing the perfect used golf clubs and accessories to suit your game, start with our buyer’s guides - packed with loads of helpful tips and tricks on buying second-hand golf clubs and equipment. And for a deep dive into the technical aspects, history and more detailed considerations of each golf club type, you’ll love our Ace Series.

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