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Used Yonex Golf Clubs

£40 - £450
price range
4
series
7
club types
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Overview

Yonex makes 7 club types across 4 series.

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What is the difference between Yonex Ezone and Royal Ezone golf clubs?

The Ezone series is designed for a broad range of golfers seeking a balance of distance and control, whereas the Royal Ezone range focuses on lightweight construction and high-launch characteristics specifically for players with slower swing speeds.

What makes Yonex graphite golf shafts distinctive?

Yonex has extensive experience designing graphite structures and uses lightweight composite technologies across many of its golf shafts and clubheads. Materials and flex profiles differ by model, so use the shaft label, weight, flex and generation to judge whether a used club suits your swing.

How can I tell whether a used Yonex club is a Japanese or UK model?

Check the full model code, shaft label, stated loft and lie, and any country or distribution markings against a catalogue from the same year. Japanese-market versions can use different shafts or specifications, so a similar head name alone does not confirm that two clubs are equivalent.

How do older Yonex Cyberstar and V-Mass clubs compare with Ezone models?

Cyberstar and V-Mass clubs reflect earlier design priorities such as smaller head profiles and traditional weighting, while Ezone models incorporate modern multi-material construction and refined face technology to increase forgiveness and ball speed.