You have been approached by your 6- to 8-year old son or daughter about playing golf. Golf is not your thing. The game is not something you are familiar with. It is up to you to purchase clubs. There are thousands to choose from. There are thousands of choices. Let me share my tips with you:
The first thing to do is not rush out and purchase your junior golfer a thousand-dollar set of clubs. It is completely unnecessary and a waste of money. If it were me, I would buy the $99 discount at the nearest sporting goods shop. This is why: Before you spend hundreds of dollars on junior golf clubs, ensure that your child actually enjoys it. Give them lessons. Get them to join the First Tee Program. You can get them on the practice range. Don’t spend all your hard-earned money on clubs only to have them stop six months later.
If your golfer is serious about their game after a few seasons, you might consider a more sophisticated set. You could also search online for a second-hand set. You can find great deals on eBay for golf sets. We all know how many children have outgrown their golf clubs. There is no shortage of them. Why buy a junior set when you could get one at half the price on eBay, or your local course?
So now, your junior golfer will be older and ready for high school. They are keen to join the junior tournaments. This is the right time to make an investment. Visit your local store and let them try on everything. They should find the right set for them. The goal is for them to have a set of clubs that they can use through high school. Your junior golfer will need to have a competitive set of golf club.
How do you decide what to buy? A driver, two clubs, an iron set, and three wedge clubs are all good options. Wedge clubs with different lofts are essential for your player. This is crucial.
I hope you found this information useful. Being a parent to a junior golfer has been a learning experience. I am simply sharing my view.
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