Getting all of a golf club has not been easy this year. In fact, it's never been more difficult. So the question is, can you still get a bargain in 2021 when the new releases are just on the horizon? So it's fair to say that this year and last is very different from what we're used to but in terms of buying golf clubs, this used to be the perfect time just before the new releases are about to hit the shelves in 2022. This time of year would be the ideal time to pick up last year's model. Save yourself quite a few quid. But is that going to be the case this year and are there still some bargains out there? So the idea of today's video is that we, and I say we, Hannah Beanna cameras on a lot of research in the last few days, looking at five drivers that we think you can still save quite a bit of money on buying last year's model. But what I want to do, we're going to throw up five different versions, five models that we think you can save money. But more importantly, have you found yourself a bargain out there? And if you have the, make sure you stick it in the comment section below because that's going to help your fellow golfer direct them to a possible saving in terms of buying their new driver. So don't forget, get involved in the comments and help out your fellow golfers. But here's our five drivers that we still think you can save quite a bit of money on. And it starts with a product from Callaway. So that first product from Callaway is from their epic range. And to be honest with you, we've highlighted the epic max but their full range in terms of these drivers is really some decent options in terms of buying second hand but also brand new, slightly reduced price as well. So the way we've done it is we've put four or five different options in the mix from our sort of regular UK sources. That is a must-stress. But I would imagine in the US you've got similar sort of options as well. So we've put together Golfbidder, Callaway pre-owned in this case Ebay and also the prices that are being charged at retail, like I said, at reduced brand new prices. We'll start off with Golfbidder and what they're looking to charge is something around $35.9. You can get your first price on Golfbidder and don't forget, this drive was $4.99 when it was first released at retail last year. Full price, you can pick them up for $4.49 at the moment. On Ebay, we found them between $2.300 and again, worth pointing out that this point as well. Ebay is always, I would consider, maybe the most dangerous place in terms of purchasing from, there's obviously fakes and other dubious sort of characters out there in terms of potentially buying these products from. So I'd just be a little bit more mindful in terms of Ebay, but we've thrown that pricing as well. And finally, Callaway pre-owned anything between $313 and $369. And I will say in terms of buying Callaway product second hand, it's an ideal option because they also give you, I think, 14 days to try the product, make sure you like it before you finally make your mind up on that purchase. That's a real good way of buying any Callaway product. So that's some great savings there on our first product we've looked at. So now it's time to move on to number two. So next problem talked was from Cobra and it's the Rad Speed Driver and again, really popular choice. And already it came in at a real realistic price. I think it was one of the very much the positives that came out of any Cobra review over the last couple of years with its price points. And this starts off at $369 off the shelf. And if I'm honest with you, we didn't really find it greatly reduced. However, if you went to those sites we referred to, so first of all, again, Ebay, let's start there between $250. These are all sort of by now prices. Well, not kind of stuff that you're bidding for. So real sort of low end price there at $200. Golf bidder started at $299. So again, I'd say what was interesting about the Cobra product was there weren't massive savings to be added. And that surprised me a little bit in terms of price retention, if you like. So it came in at $369. Yes, on that Ebay price, it's sort of that low end at $200. Then there's an absolute bargain to be added. But in terms of at retail and the sort of the safer sources of buying the product, maybe not the big reductions that we've seen, but certainly again, a way to save money right now on this Cobra driver is certainly be buying it this time of year. So the next part we found that potential bargains and savings can be made is on the STX driver from Mizuno. Now it's a bit of a niche product, so I think you've got a chance to save in some money on this, some considerable money. Now first of all, it came in at a realistic price point, and then the RRP was $399. Now right now you can buy it brand new at $329. So that's a real decent price for a quality driver. You then go to Ebay, and that's where that real bargain can be added. It's $200 on Ebay, but obviously with those sort of same risks attached. On Golfbidder, we didn't find any second-hand products available. So the cheapest you can buy it was $329, still brand new. We didn't find anything on any other sort of used website apart from Ebay. And that drops way down to $200. So massive savings to be made if you're prepared to take that risk on Ebay. So we've got two more to go. One of the biggest selling drivers every time they release it, it's from the Ping range, and this G425 has been no different. And probably one of the biggest selling drivers of the year, it performs incredibly well. In the end, the most golfers to be fair, but in terms of the price point, as I understand, there's no release to you next year from Ping, so that would suggest this is going to hold its price just that little bit longer. But again, if I go back to Ebay at the start and point certainly where it's at, its cheapest and always will be, 250 pounds or 350 pounds in terms of those bids or those buy-it-now prices rather. Golfbidder, it starts at 323 pounds. You can pick up a G425 for, and the full price at the moment of the shelf is $399. So again, I think that, again, if you're looking at this list and where the bargain is at, I don't necessarily think it'll be in the G425, because like I said, it's very much still part of their current range. No plans to replace it as yet. So this isn't going to be where you're going to make those major savings. Right, so our last but not least, it comes from Taylor Made. It's a SIM2 product, and again, really popular selling driver for Taylor Made, and I would imagine plenty of you. If you're not bought it, if you're looking for a new driver this year, the likelihood you will have tried it. It performs really, really well, but I think where Taylor Made and Calloway, I've got a bit of a reputation in their history. If you know that the likelihood is they're going to produce brand new product in January of each year, then you know you can grab this kind of stuff at a reduced cost. And that's no different this year. It's no given any secrets away that new product is coming from Taylor Made and Calloway in January of 2022. So pick up a SIM2 right now. First of all, you've got to remember it came up. I think it was $419, the first price that it sold out for. It's then been reduced off the shelf right now. You can buy it at canara on the $379 market. Again, I think if you go into your local retailer, if they've got stock on the shelves and they've got a shaft that fits you, the likelihood is you can do a bit of bartering there and you can probably get that knocked down even further. Because now no doubt, if you want to shift that out the way ready for the new product to come in. And you then go to eBay and you see their 250 pound upwards was the lowest price. And finally, Golfbidder, I've got this in at 338 at the moment. So again, not massive savings. So price of the Golfbidder price at 338 thought that would be quite a bit lower. But certainly for me, the weight of buy this at the moment, I'd buy it pretty much brand new off the shelf from a retailer. And if you can pick that up from that kind of $369, $379 market, I think potentially lower in the next few weeks as that new product is about to hit the shelf. Then I think that's probably the best bargain you're going to get. That may be linked with that Calloway product. The only thing with the Calloway product, it's part of their two-year cycle. So the Epic, the new version of Epic won't be released for another two years. So that's why that may just retain its price a little bit better. So at the five drivers we've looked at, that's the one I think you can get your biggest savings on. Right now, if you're looking to buy a driver, you want to start negotiating with your local retailer, then now's your time to do it. And that's all. Top five done. We just need a summary. Right, so thanks to Hannah, that's our five drivers that we think. Like I said, there's still savings to be out there. And I think it's important to remember, make sure that if you go to any of your golf retailers, then I think it's a chance to haggle with them as well, because they know that new stock is potentially coming. But I also say potentially coming because the thing to remember is a lot of the 2022 releases are coming very, very soon. I still wonder how much they're going to struggle in terms of being able to get hold of stock shafts, heads, all the rest of it, because as I understand, that still could be an issue. So you're best bet about putting a new club in your bag. Not only to save money, but to make sure you actually get older one is by one last year's models. Right, that's us. Thank you for watching as ever. And more importantly than ever, I think in this one, like I said earlier in the video, stick your comments down below and help your fellow golfers direct them to where those savings can be made. So I love to see those comments hit that like button if you enjoyed today's video. And of course, subscribe if you don't already. But for now, thanks for watching, and I'll see you soon.