I am a golfer and a parent. There’s not much I enjoy more than a well-struck golf shot or a good round of golf. Few things I love more: the look on my son’s face after his well putt golf or a round of golf with my kids. Introducing your children to golf and developing your little golfer is one of the many joys of the game. Part of this introduction is the equipment and clubs you give your aspiring young player can be very critical to their development.
Shortening old clubs may seem like a good way to save a buck or two, but resist the urge. They will be very heavy and will most likely result in some bad habits creeping into your new golfer’s swing. Fortunately, age- and size-appropriate clubs are out there from many reputable brands like TaylorMade, COBRA, Lynx, US Kids Golf and more. Moreover, you can shop for all at All kids golf clubs.
All Kids Golf Clubs recently provided four MyGolfSpy Forum members, specifically their children, with a Lynx AI Junior Golf Club established. Our young testers, aged six to 10, eagerly took their new clubs to the course. Their experiences show how the value of age- and size-appropriate clubs enhances a young golfer’s ability to enjoy and grow their golf game.
Main points
- aesthetic: Our young testers were very excited to get their hands on new clubs, and the Lynx Ai sets didn’t particularly disappoint in the looks department.
- performance: All kids and Lynx Ai sets proved this: if you put the right size club in a young golfer’s hand, performance and enjoyment increase.
- consents: They may be youth clubs, but Lynx Ai sets are solid, well-built, high-quality clubs.
- He doesn’t like it: As expected, the kids had to adjust to some bigger and longer clubs. Some found a new, larger driver in particular a little intimidating. Some testers also had some challenges with the bag.
About all kids golf clubs
All kids golf clubs call themselves the “home of junior golf” with good reason. They began offering custom-built junior clubs online in 1999 and, by the spring of 2005, they had supplied more than 40,000 clubs to customers across the U.S. All Kids Golf Club Guarantees that they will “only sell high quality clubs and sets that we will use for our families. Because of our experience and relationships in the industry, we only offer brands we trust and have fully vetted.” As a result, All kids golf clubs has positioned itself as a true one-stop shop for all the needs of small players.
performance
As a fully grown golfer, picking up a new set of clubs is one of those rare times you get a break from being an adult and can feel like a kid opening a new toy all over again. In the case of their special deliveries from All kids golf clubsour little testers were just as excited. Whether picking up a five-club set for a six-year-old or a seven-club set for a 10-year-old, our young testers were excited to unlock and tear in their new clubs.
“My first reaction was, ‘Wow, these look so beautiful!’ I love the colorful design of the bag. My old set of clubs only had a wedge, iron, driver and gauge, so I’m excited to now add an extra iron and hybrid to the mix,” – MAX
“I love my new clubs! Dad is taking me out for 9 holes tomorrow afternoon and I’m so excited to put these on! All Kids sent me a driver, 5 wood, hybrid, 7 iron, 9 iron, sand wedge and nail!” – Grant
“I was very excited to get my new clubs. The clubs were much nicer than the ones I’m currently using. They came with a real driver; that thing is so big compared to what I’m used to.” – Addison
performance
I think now is a good time to remind you, readers, that our testers here are six years old. eight, nine and 10 years old. The main goal at this age is to help your little boy or girl hit harder shots, have more fun as a result, and ideally fall in love with this wonderful game. The point is, if you’re looking for launch monitor data, hit numbers, or history of falling hurdles, you’re probably reading the wrong article. Maximizing these kids’ enjoyment of the game is the only measure of success here, and enjoy the golf they did.
“I really like the irons and feel they are easier to hit than my old set of Nitros. I definitely hit the ball further and have an easier time trying to get the ball in the air….Except for the driver, the clubs are shorter than my old set; it just shows you the right size of clubs makes a big difference” – Addison
“Max hit both the 7-iron and 9-iron significantly better than his old set irons….Both clubs launched higher and landed softer than his old iron. By the end of his third round, I decided to move his tee distance back 20 years because he had become so adept at using his irons to get closer to the green” – elight (Max’s father)
consents
The kids really liked the look of their new clubs. All kids golf clubs prides itself on offering high quality golf clubs and Lynx Ai kits they ensured our testers certainly were.
What’s more, some of our new testers were very excited to get a new “real” driver.
“The first club I got was my driver and what I liked the most was that it had the same pattern (my dad said carbon fiber) that my dad has on his driver. This driver is longer than the old one, but I can swing it faster, so I know I can hit bombs with it.” – Liam
“I’m really excited about the driver. My last two sets of US Offer golf clubs had a 19-degree wood in it, but this is a real no-fuss driver.” – Liam
However, the driver proved to be a sticking point for some of our testers.
He doesn’t like it
Their new drivers were big and cool, but maybe a little intimidating for some of our new players.
“On the course, I couldn’t convince Max to hit the driver. It was too big for him, being at the bottom of the pitch for this group,” – glisten
“The only real bad thing here is the driver. Maybe it’s not so much the driver itself, I just can’t hit it very well. I just find it harder to swing than other clubs. I find it heavy and my dad thinks it’s too long for me now,” – Addison
It should be noted that other testers who weren’t at the end of the recommended height range fared well with their drivers. Grant, with a Lynx Ai 400cc driver for kids from 57-60 inches tall, gained distance and began hitting drives of more than 200 yards.
Even the bag left a little to be desired with some testers.
“However, I had a problem with the bag. I had my dad adjust the straps a few times, but every time he did, the sticks would get heavy and start slipping out of the bag. I finally got him to hold it for me.” – Addison
CONCLUSION
Golf is a rewarding and enjoyable sport, but it is certainly a challenging one as well. When you introduce someone new to the game, don’t make it more challenging because of inappropriate equipment. Giving your youngster clubs that are too big and too heavy is the wrong way to start their golf journey. fortunately, All kids golf clubs is well positioned to meet the needs of your new golfer. As our new testers showed, the right clubs can go a long way toward starting their love affair with this wonderful game.
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