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I walked into a UPS store today to ship a golf club. I walked out nearly $55 poorer. I was shocked. Included was a $33 additional handling charge because the box is an odd size by their standard. Who do you guys use to ship clubs?


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If you can find a UPS Customer Care center, you can likely save on shipping compared to a UPS Store.  UPS stores typically charge a premium to ship with UPS.


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If I am going on a golf vacation, I take them with me on the plane.


2manyputters 2manyputters Topic starter 05/25/2023 4:22 pm

@kano-mike I do too, but this was me shipping a 3-wood to someone else, not shipping my clubs to a destination where I will meet up with them later.


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I haven't shipped any clubs in a few years.   
I have found that USPS was as good as any on rates.   
Rates were better shipping north/south, due to being in the same zone. 
Shipping east/west gets into different zones, so rates go up. 
 
With USPS, if you have a 3 sided box, make sure they measure it correctly, 
per their website, or the rates goes up a lot, about double.       


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$55 seems like a good deal to me considering most courses will charge that much to rent clubs for 1 round.


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2manyputters 2manyputters Topic starter 05/30/2023 6:52 am

@jw11 Again, I was not shipping my bag of clubs. I was shipping a single club, as if I was shipping a 3-wood to you. I thought $55 was a little steep.


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I usually use FedEx or Ship Sticks for shipping golf clubs. They tend to be more affordable and have better handling for odd-sized packages.


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I agree.

shipping any single item costs too much

when selling a club on ebay.i think they if you get the shipping thru them you get a break but it still costs around $30 to ship one club


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