Junior & Kids Golf Clubs

Real golf clubs scaled for children, not toys: complete junior sets with a stand bag, and single junior putters, wedges, irons and woods. Sets are sold in height and age bands, from about age 3 up to teen sizes, from PGM, Orlimar, XDriveMax and other junior lines.

Fitment and sizing. Size by height first and age second; every set gives a height or age range. A club that is too long forces a flat swing around the body. If a child is between sizes, take the longer set and have them grip down an inch until they grow into it.

Frequently asked questions

How many clubs does a child need?

Fewer than you think. Under about eight years old, three clubs are enough: a wood or hybrid, a mid iron and a putter. From nine to twelve, a five to seven club set covers everything.

When should a junior move to adult clubs?

Usually at around 5 ft 2 in to 5 ft 4 in, or when the longest junior set feels short. Women’s or senior flex adult clubs are a common next step because they stay light.

Are there left-handed junior clubs?

Some sets and putters come left-handed. The hand is stated in the title, and two-way putters work from either side.