How Much Does It Cost to Hire Golf Clubs in Mallorca? Your Price Guide for 2026

For many golfers, the decision whether to hire clubs or bring their own ultimately comes down to cost. A closer look at the actual numbers, however, tends to dissolve any sense that hiring is the more expensive option – because the real costs of transporting your own bag are frequently underestimated.

This article sets out the current hire prices in Mallorca, explains what is included, and gives an honest assessment of when hiring makes financial sense.

Hire prices at a glance – by set and duration

At Rent2Play.Golf, prices are structured transparently and scaled by rental duration. The longer the period, the lower the daily rate – which favours typical holiday stays of one to three weeks.

Callaway Rogue – the entry-level set in context

The Callaway Rogue set for men starts from €8.24 per day. The ladies' set sits in the same price bracket. For a seven-day stay, the total hire cost comes to just under €58 – less than many airlines charge for a single leg of a flight with sports baggage.

For a ten-day golf holiday, the total hire cost for the Callaway Rogue sits below €85 – still well under the cheapest airline transport fees for a return flight.

TaylorMade Qi35 – the performance set

The TaylorMade Qi35 in the steel shaft version starts from €9.52 per day. The graphite version is priced in the same range. Left-handed players pay the same rate – no surcharge for specialist configurations. For a week's golf holiday, that equates to under €70 for a complete, current performance set.

The set includes driver, fairway woods, hybrid, full iron set (5 through PW and SW), putter and bag. A comparable set bought new at retail would cost between €1,500 and €2,500 depending on configuration.

What the daily rate actually includes

The hire price covers complete sets – not individual club hire, and no separate bag surcharge. Delivery to your accommodation is priced separately based on distance: Zone A (close to Palma) costs €20, Zone B €30 and Zone C €40 for both delivery and collection combined. These are one-off charges, not daily fees.

Full details on pricing and delivery zones are clearly explained on the FAQ page.

Hire costs vs airline transport fees – the direct comparison

Airline fees are the decisive point of comparison. Travelling with sports baggage costs between €45 and €100 per leg with most airlines. Return flights combined can reach €90 to €200 – purely for transporting your bag, with no guarantee of it arriving undamaged.

A detailed breakdown of current airline conditions for golf baggage on Mallorca flights is covered in the article Golf Baggage on Flights to Mallorca. The article demonstrates that for a one-week stay, transport costs are almost always at or above hire costs – and for a two-week stay, hiring is clearly the cheaper option.

There is also the transit risk, which has no price tag. Damaged clubs, lost bags, delayed specialist baggage – these are real scenarios. With hired sets, they simply do not exist.

What can add to the overall cost

Honesty belongs in any fair price guide. There are situations where total costs may be higher.

Golfers staying far from Palma – for example in the north-east of the island near Canyamel Golf – fall into Zone C and will pay €40 for delivery. This is a real additional cost that should be factored into the overall calculation.

Anyone needing extra accessories such as additional golf balls can order these separately – for example Srixon AD333 golf balls or wooden tees. These costs are modest and entirely optional.

Damage beyond normal wear and tear may also incur costs. What constitutes normal use is set out in the terms and conditions.

When is hiring cheaper than transporting your own clubs?

As a general rule: for stays of five or more days, hiring from Rent2Play.Golf is in almost all cases cheaper than or equivalent to transporting your own bag. For shorter breaks of two to three days, transporting your own bag can occasionally work out cheaper – particularly if you fly with a low-cost carrier with modest sports baggage fees and are staying in Zone A.

However, once you factor in the non-monetary cost – time at the baggage belt, carrying, transit risk – the calculation shifts in favour of hiring even for shorter stays.

Regular Mallorca golfers will find the broader context in the article Golf in Mallorca – Why the Island Is a Top Golf Destination, which covers the full golfing experience on the island.

Tips for the most cost-effective booking

Booking early is the single most important piece of advice – not only for availability, but also for peace of mind in planning. Reserving three or more weeks before your stay gives the best choice and removes any concern about capacity during the main season.

Longer hires come with a lower daily rate. For stays of ten or more days, it is worth reviewing the scaled long-stay terms in the hire overview.

Questions about pricing, availability and the booking process are answered by the AI assistant DigiMigi around the clock – quickly and without any wait.

Is the value for money good?

The honest answer: yes. Being able to hire current TaylorMade or Callaway sets for under €10 per day means accessing equipment that would cost well over a thousand euros to buy. The quality bears no comparison to what golf courses used to offer as "hire equipment."

What customers say for themselves is best read directly: the reviews page contains unfiltered accounts from golfers across Europe who have used Rent2Play.Golf. The picture is consistent and consistently positive.

Anyone still hesitant can send a direct enquiry through the contact page. The team is known for prompt responses, even during the height of the season.