In short: A used MacGregor MacTec driver is worth about $30, our target price, checked Oct 22, 2026. $23 or less is a great buy and anything up to $30 is a good buy; over $46 it’s overpriced. It costs less than 100% of the 250 used drivers we’ve priced; the typical one is about $210.
What to pay for a used MacGregor MacTec driver
$23 or less
23% or more under the target.
$24–$30
At or under the target.
Over $46
$31–$46 is a fair price; offer near $30.
Count the shipping. Hold the landed price, the club plus shipping, up against these numbers.
Selling one? List it at or just under the target, $30, and it should move fast. How to price and list a used club
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Specs to match
- Type
- Driver
Match the loft and the hand first, then the shaft flex. Make sure the head, shaft and adapter all come with it; a missing adapter or wrench is an extra cost. Crown scuffs are cosmetic, but a dented or cracked face is not.
Questions
How much is a used MacTec driver worth?
A used MacGregor MacTec driver is worth about $30: that’s our algorithm’s target price, checked Oct 22, 2026. Under that is a good buy; over it, make an offer near the target or keep looking.
What’s a good price for a used MacGregor MacTec driver?
Anything at or under $30 is a good buy, and $23 or less is a great one. Over $46 is overpriced. Those lines come from our algorithm’s target price, checked Oct 22, 2026; hold them up against the price plus shipping.
What should I list my used MacTec driver for?
At or just under the target, $30. That’s roughly what buyers pay for one, so it should sell quickly; list it well above and expect offers near the target.
Where can I buy a used MacGregor MacTec driver?
When we last checked there were 11 live options near the target, from $29 with shipping included. ClubChecks lists every one, cheapest first, and tags each as under or over the target.
What should I check before buying a used driver?
Match the loft and the hand first, then the shaft flex. Make sure the head, shaft and adapter all come with it; a missing adapter or wrench is an extra cost. Crown scuffs are cosmetic, but a dented or cracked face is not.