Please scroll down for three postage options and ignore estimated delivery dates given by eBay
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Club Specs:
Brand: Titleist
Model: T200
Year of Release: 2019
Club: 48* Gap Wedge
Length: Standard Length (Very close- see photo of table and photo 22)
Lie: Standard Lie (Close- see photo of table)
Club Is Aimed At: Mid to High Handicappers
Iron Type: Cavity Back (Cast)
Shaft: AMT Black R300
Weight: 115 Grams (Mid Weight)
Flex: Regular
Material: Steel
Grip: Golf Pride Multicompound
Size: Standard
I Think These Clubs Would Be Suited To: 12 or so handicap golfers and higher who measure between 5 foot 8 and 6 foot or so in height and prefer the feel of light/ mid weight shafts in their irons and have a slower than average swing speed and tempo.
14 Day Trial and One Month Warranty Included (Please scroll Down For Details)
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Condition:
Head and Face: 7/10
Shaft: 7.5/10
Grip: 7/10
- None of the clubs have been used since any of the photos were taken.
- Please take a good look at all of my photos on either the eBay app on your phone, tablet or laptop and then use the zoom in feature if possible. My photos will tell you more than my ratings and rating guide will.
- Please scroll down for my rating guide.
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Extra Notes:
- This club is available to buy if you can see this listing on the eBay website.
(eBay is the only website that I sell clubs on and I don’t sell clubs in person).
- For anyone looking at my other listings for iron sets, if the clubs are aimed at low to mid handicappers, the first photo on the listing will be a photo of a table showing club specs. If the clubs are aimed at mid to high handicappers or beginners, the first photo on the listing will be a photo of the clubs in the address position.
Accuracy of measurements:
- Measurements of Lie angles are almost guaranteed to be accurate to within plus or minus half a degree.
- Measurements of Loft angles are almost guaranteed to be accurate to within plus or minus one degree.
- Measurements of Club Lengths are almost guaranteed to be accurate to within plus or minus one eighth of an inch.
- Swing weight Calculations are almost guaranteed to be accurate to within plus or minus one swing weight point.
(These levels of accuracy are based upon me measuring the specs of many new and almost new ‘off the rack’ standard spec Titleist iron sets and comparing them with the standard specs given by Titleist on their website. Titleist are known to have very tight tolerances.)
- Regarding club lengths, please do a youTube search for ‘hireko golf club length part 1’. That’s exactly how I do it except I measure club lengths to the edge of the grip cap and then I deduct one eighths (0.125) of an inch from that measurement (pink line in photo 22). Please see photo 22 for an alternate method of measuring club lengths. If you look at the blue asterisk, brands vary as to how much of the grip cap they include as part of the club length. I think Mizuno measure to the red line (or they used to) and TaylorMade measure to the blue line (including dome at top). I understand that at least some of the brands measure club lengths using the ‘USGA’ method as well which gives slightly different club lengths to this method depending on the lie angle of the club. This is because the USGA method uses a measuring tool which has the lie angle at a fixed 60 degrees.
- I have cleaned all of the clubs with water and a sponge or cloth (including shafts and grips).
- The ferrule is secure in positon ie I could not twist it.
(Loose ferrules on irons and wedges are only a cosmetic problem and will not affect performance but I check them anyway).
- I have left a small dot and/or line on the underside of the shaft from marking balance point for doing swing weight calculations. I used a sharpie permanent marker. They will quickly come off with water and light scrubbing with a sponge scourer if desired.
- For buyers in the UK: You will not be required to pay any import charges or duties. (I live in Northern Ireland which is part of the UK).
- For buyers in the Republic of Ireland: You will not be required to pay any import charges or duties or taxes unless the value of the clubs is less than 150 euros. You will very likely have to pay a currency conversion fee of around 3-5%. Please message me if you have any further questions about that.
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Postage Info For UK Buyers
Please read the following and choose one on the checkout page. (The free option will be selected automatically unless you click on one of the others.) Please ignore estimated delivery dates given by eBay on the checkout page.
These delivery times are not guaranteed but are very likely.
- Option 1- Free Delivery- Evri- Club will be delivered to your house or apartment. (5-13 working days after payment.)
- Option 2- £0.01- Evri- Club will be delivered to your closest Parcelshop. (5-13 working days after payment) and you need to collect within 10 days.
- Option 3- £9- Royal Mail (ParcelForce)- Club will be delivered to your house or apartment. (2-4 working days after payment.)
Delayed deliveries are possible with all couriers but from past experience they are more likely to happen with Evri than ParcelForce.
You will be given a refund on postage costs if the club is not delivered within the above timeframes including £9 for option 1 or 2.
You will be fully refunded if a courier loses your parcel.
Please note that option 1 or 2 will mean that I will likely delay posting the club so that the delivery day is very likely between 5 and 13 working days after payment compared to option 3.
(I don’t sell clubs every day and the Post Office is much closer to where the club is located than my closest Evri shop or Post Office that accepts Evri parcels.)
Evri are £9 or so cheaper than Royal Mail when posting a single club which is why I offer Evri as a postage option for single clubs.
(13 working days is the longest that Evri have taken to deliver a parcel that I have posted from date of postage and they have around a 95% success rate of delivering parcels based on my past experience).
(I think that 7 working days was the longest that ParcelForce have ever taken to deliver a parcel from date of postage but ParcelForce are usually very reliable and have around a 99% success rate of delivering parcels based on my past experience.)
Before you choose option 2, please check the Evri website to see where your closest ParcelShop is and their opening times. There may not be one that’s close to your address. Most Evri Parcelshops open 7 days a week from early until late. You will need to bring ID when you collect your parcel. You could also provide your email address by sending me an eBay message if you would like to be kept updated on tracking information and when your parcel is available to collect. Your email address will not be used for anything else.
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14 Day Trial
- You can try the club out at the driving range and/ or golf course.
- Returns are accepted for any reason within 14 days of the delivery date.
- Returns postage will cost no more than £4 for buyers in the UK if you use Evri.
- This trial offer only applies to buyers in the UK or Ireland.
- I only accept returns from buyers in the UK and Ireland.
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One Month Warranty
- A full refund will be given for any club that breaks within one month of purchase ie a clubhead separates from a shaft or a shaft snaps.
- The warranty does not apply if it’s your fault. For example, you swing a club into a tree trunk or tree root.
- I will need to see a photo of both the clubhead and shaft before sending a refund.
- The warranty only applies to buyers in the UK and Ireland.
- It’s very unlikely that an iron or wedge will break but it occasionally happens.
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Actual eBay feedback as of 25th February 2025:
- There’s two negative feedbacks on my account that you can’t see.
- Other than these two instances, my feedback page is 100% accurate.
One negative feedback was removed/ hidden by eBay. (The courier lost clubs that were being delivered to a buyer in the USA.)
I didn’t ask eBay to remove it. The buyer was entitled to leave it.
The other negative feedback was left by a buyer who wrote that the lie angles were up the left. (This was before I started measuring loft/ lie angles. I bought the clubs from a club pro who told me that he adjusted the lie angles to standard. I put that information on my listing for the buyer to read.)
I offered the buyer a £20 partial refund in exchange for them ‘revising’ their feedback from negative to positive. The buyer agreed and was happy to keep the clubs and did not want to return them for a refund. I regret asking them to revise their feedback. They were entitled to leave negative feedback and I should have just offered them a £20 partial refund and then replied to their negative feedback for others to read.
- You can see how many times a seller has had feedback revised by going onto their feedback page and looking at the top right hand corner (see photo).
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Rating Guide
- It’s helpful to know that by far the biggest performance issue on second hand irons and wedges (excluding grips) are that grooves gradually get less sharp over time after hitting lots of golf balls. Sharp grooves means the highest and most consistent backspin levels possible. This is more important on your wedges for when you want to stop the ball quickly. So clubface condition is the most important part of an iron or wedge. Shaft rusting or pitting just increases the risk of a clubhead separating from the shaft (which is very rare). It shouldn’t happen unless the rusting or pitting is really bad. The grooves will almost always get very worn on an iron or wedge long before the club breaks.
- Even some Tour Pros will use an iron set for several years without changing them, resulting in penny wear marks on the clubfaces of the most used irons.
- I’ve not tested this out so I don’t know but supposedly some brands are better than others at making irons and wedges with grooves that will hold up over time, even after hitting lots of balls over several years.
Head and Face conditions:
10: New- Never been used. Cellophane still on all of the clubheads.
9: Excellent- Showing extremely light usage marks. One round or range session at most.
8: Very Good- Showing light usage marks. Five rounds or range sessions at most.
7: Good- Clubs could have been used for a number of years but have been well looked after.
6: Fair- Showing increased wear marks.
5 and below: Poor- The clubs will still be usable but the clubfaces will be showing big wear marks and the grooves will likely be very worn.
Shaft conditions:
New: Never been used. Unmarked.
9: Excellent- May show signs of very minor marks. Shop display condition.
8: Very Good- Showing slight marks. Steel shafts will show no specs of rust.
7: Good- Shafts could show some marks and wear to shaft decals (labels/ stickers). Steel shafts may have a few specs of rust but no pitting.
6: Fair- Shafts will show more marks and/ or increased wear to shaft decals. Steel shafts could show increased numbers of rust specs and also light pitting but no big rust spots.
5 and below: Poor- Steel shafts will show rust and/ or heavy pitting. There may also be big rust spots but they will only be present if shown in the photos. Graphite shafts will show big marks (bag rub).
Grip conditions:
10: New- Never been used. Cellophane still on the grips.
9: Excellent- Grips feel almost new.
8: Very Good- Lightly used. Five rounds or range sessions at most.
7: Good- Grips could have been used for several rounds and range sessions but still in good enough condition to use for most golfers.
6: Fair- Grips will have lost tackiness and could show minor depression marks. Many golfers will be getting the clubs regripped.
5 and below: Poor- Grips will be very worn and could have major depression marks. New grips advised.
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