Clubs & sizing
Has Your Child Outgrown Their Golf Club?
Your child has grown. Check the club they use today with a simple record of their height, club size and next step.
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Clubs & sizing
Your child has grown. Check the club they use today with a simple record of their height, club size and next step.
Read guidePractice & play
Before adding more swing advice, check the club, ball, and setup. Help your kid focus on one simple thing at a time.
Read guideParent tips
When golf stops feeling fun, take a breath. Try a shorter turn, an easier target, or a break together.
Read guideOn the course
Choose a starting spot that makes the hole feel manageable. Ask the course about junior tees and family options.
Read guideGetting started
From water to comfortable clothes, here’s what to pack and what to ask the coach before your child’s first lesson.
Read guideClubs & sizing
Length, weight, grip, and handedness all matter. Learn what to look for in a club your child can manage.
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Start with one club that fits your child and the way you’ll play. A full bag can wait.
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Foam, plastic, or real golf balls? Choose based on where your child will play and how much space you have.
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Wondering when to start? Look for interest, a little patience, and a chance to make those first swings fun.
Read guideGetting started
A few swings at home or a first lesson with a coach? Let your child’s interest and readiness guide the next step.
Read guideClubs & sizing
Match the first club to the activity, whether that’s rolling a ball, taking small swings, or hitting from a tee.
Read guidePractice & play
Before the first swing, check the space, the ball, and who’s nearby. Build a backyard setup around safety.
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Watch how your child naturally swings before you choose. Their writing hand doesn’t tell the whole story.
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Still playing with a plastic set, or ready for a first real club? Here’s what to look for before making the switch.
Read guideParent tips
Carry the little things, offer encouragement, and keep the round moving. You don’t have to be their swing coach.
Read guideClubs & sizing
Use age as a starting point, then check your child’s height, handedness, and how comfortably they can hold the club.
Read guideParent tips
Explore what kids can enjoy about golf and how to introduce the game without making it feel too serious.
Read guidePractice & play
Rainy day? Start with what your room safely allows, from putting games to small, supervised practice activities.
Read guidePractice & play
Start with a safe space, a soft ball, and one small swing. Keep it playful and stay close enough to help.
Read guideOn the course
A small bucket and a short visit can be a great start. Make your first range trip together feel welcoming.
Read guideOn the course
Keep the first round short, start close, and make room for a few misses. The goal is a good day together.
Read guidePractice & play
Try simple targets, little games, and a few swings together. Give your kid a reason to come back for more.
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Help little hands find a comfortable hold without turning the first swing into a long lesson.
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Keep practice short enough that your kid wants another turn. Learn what to watch for as they play.
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Find a starting tee height for your child’s club, then adjust it based on what’s happening at the ball.
Read guideParent tips
Choosing a gift for a young golfer? Start with their size, experience, and where they’ll get to play.
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Most beginners can start smaller. Find out when one club is enough and when it makes sense to add more.
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An adult hand-me-down can be hard for little hands to manage. Know what to check before your kid takes a swing.
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Six simple ways to turn a little backyard practice into something your kid looks forward to.
Read guideClubs & sizing
Choosing a first driver? Check the size and handedness before buying something your child will grow into.
Read guideGetting started
Keep your kid comfortable, check the course dress code, and pack for the weather. Special golf shoes can wait.
Read guideOn the course
Think through the swing space, nearby people, and where the ball might go before choosing a practice spot.
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