I don ' t think they ' ll be worth much . Save autographed items or ingame use , the value of something like sports equipment and paraphernalia is usually associated with quality , availability , notoriety , or achievement at the time . There are old sets of MacGregor and Wilson irons played by some of the greats that still fetch a decent fee , but they were well made , not mass produced by today ' s scales , and won major championships that are some of the most notable tournaments in history . Nike irons from 15 years ago might be worth something if they were in great condition , but we ' re still not talking even thousands of dollarsa few hundred at the most . There are a few eBay sellers that are trying to sell VR Pro irons in mint condition for more than original MSRP . Granted those irons are only a five or six years old , but if you watch them there ' s very little interest from consumers in paying those kinds of prices for a set that was never in high demand , even when Rory won two majors with them . The Vapor and Vapor Fly series were even less sought after clubs , aren ' t rare , weren ' t made to the highest standards , and have no notable major tournaments associated with them . If you ' re banking on just the Nike brand being something of desire , consider that even some of the most coveted basketball shoes they have ever made are fetching only 150 to 300 more , unworn mind you , than they were 20 years ago , and Nike is much more known for its shoes . Nike golf products just don ' t carry that kind of value , and I ' m not sure that 100 years will change that .