Kids Clubs

Cwing

Where to find affordable light weight kids clubs for a 3 and 4 year old? Wife tried to buy the grand kids $200 cobra set. No way.

Rickochet

Cwing Where to find affordable light weight kids clubs for a 3 and 4 year old? Wife tried to buy the grand kids $200 cobra set. No way.

Too young, IMO. Not all kids are Tiger. For that age I would get a couple of double sided putters and cut them down. And get some foam golf balls and let them knock those around. Another and safer option is to get some cheap plastic "cartoonish" clubs and wiffle balls. They are less likely to damage things including their siblings. Wait until they develop better motor skills at around 6 or 7 then consider some real kids clubs. I know that you want to introduce them into the game but at this age they don't have a burning desire to play the game. They just want to emulate daddy.

Typhoon

I'd get the kid a few US kids clubs or even a set of those. I still have my kids ones. Personally , with kids that young, US kids are the best because of the numerous size options....the weights are perfect as well.

When my kids got older I got them the junior Taylormade sets.

Typhoon

Also, the kids tend to drag the clubs on cement etc... The US kids are inexpensive so if they get beat up, so be it.

Release

Before your grand kids decided to stick with this game, like Typhoon said, a couple of the U.S.Kids club will do.

I would even look at your local Good Will sports section. They have website online so you could save the trip.
I see almost brand new kids golf clubs all the time at my local store.

If you have a local First Tee program, they should supply the beginners with golf clubs.

I know everyone just want to adore their grand kids. I would make sure this is something they like to do before spending money to show your love for them. You will have plenty of time to show your support should your grand kids decided this game is for them.

I started my kids with just one U.S. kids 6/7 iron. I believe I still have it somewhere because my youngest one forbid me to sell or to donate it, even after they had grown out of it long time ago.

Typhoon

Release

Same here Release...got the kids first banged up US kids drivers downstairs.

Bankshot

I see kids clubs all the time at my local Salvation Army stores. Beat up, usually, but only a buck or two apiece.

Mattyv

I find alot of the US Kids clubs at my local Goodwill stores. Usually between $2-5 each. Can't beat the price. I just sold off all of my sons as he has graduated to heavier clubs.

LBlack14

C, let me check my stash and see what I have.

Cwing

Thanks guys. Yes, no pressure to play at all but when they come to grandpas house they want to hit balls. Living on a course helps.

I agree, no way on $200 cobra kids clubs. They will get beat up, etc... and they won't use them often. If they take it up later in life ----- I'm all in but for now it's all about fun.

Cwing

Woody and Hulk!!!

image /assets/images/0-39-6O2ho1c7nu4qUhOe.jpg

glebert

For kids I find that a set of clubs is overkill. A wood, an iron, and a putter are pretty much good enough until they hit 10 or so. At 3 or 4 just an iron is probably good enough.

blader

I started blader jr with a cut down 7 iron. He plays in college so I guess that worked out for him.

Cwing

Update. I found a Dunlap Loco kids set at a.ocal Play It Again Sports. $39 for multiple clubs and a bag, decent shape but not so expensive that I'll get upset when the drag it on the ground.