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Upgrade path
A new club's price is not what an upgrade costs you. What it costs is that price minus what yours is worth. This page only shows the difference.
Driver
You play a 2021 TaylorMade SIM2 Max Driver / 10.5, Regular / graded goodYou addRp 5.050.000Rp 7.450.000 for the club, less Rp 2.400.000 for yours
What changesRoughly 8-12m of carry at 92 mph, mostly from a better strike pattern
You addRp 2.800.000Rp 5.200.000 for the club, less Rp 2.400.000 for yours
What changesTighter dispersion rather than distance
Hybrid
You play a 2021 Ping G425 Hybrid / 22, Regular / graded very goodYou addRp 1.500.000Rp 2.900.000 for the club, less Rp 1.400.000 for yours
What changesMarginal. Listed so it can be ruled out.
Irons 5-PW
You play a 2022 Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons / 5-PW, Regular / graded goodMizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal Irons 5-GWVery good / Albatross BSDStep up from game-improvement without going to a blade
You addRp 5.700.000Rp 9.800.000 for the club, less Rp 4.100.000 for yours
What changesBetter turf interaction, similar distance
You addRp 10.100.000Rp 14.200.000 for the club, less Rp 4.100.000 for yours
What changesControl over distance; not a forgiveness upgrade
Sand wedge 56
You play a 2019 Cleveland CBX 2 / 56.12 / graded fairYou addRp 1.020.000Rp 1.400.000 for the club, less Rp 380.000 for yours
What changesSpin on partial shots that the current wedge lost two seasons ago
Two of the options above are listed so you can rule them out. A one-generation hybrid change at your swing speed will not show up on a scorecard. The wedge will. We would rather say so than sell you the driver.