Clubs for 2 1/2 year old, 37" tall

[IcemanYVR]

any ideas or recommendations for clubs for my son... he's 2 1/2 and 37" tall. Would like to buy him 3 clubs.

Is US Kids Golf the only option? all the other clubs are for 5 years and up.

[Outfoxed]

I just bought 3 Tommy Armour clubs for my daughter at the local sporting goods, Sports Authority.

They have single clubs (putter, iron, wood) that you buy based on height. The website adds a utility club. They look to be descent quality. The putter has an insert. The grips are small for small hands. So far my daughter is having a blast with her clubs.

[jamo]

Nike makes some really solid junior clubs. I would recommend them over US Kids.

Edit: Sorry I didn't realize they were for 5 year olds, though it also says 50 in. or lower.

[IcemanYVR]

I just bought 3 Tommy Armour clubs for my daughter at the local sporting goods, Sports Authority.

Thanks, but living in Canada might make it a little more difficult to get them here

Nike makes some really solid junior clubs. I would recommend them over US Kids.

Are you sure, it seems their clubs start at 5 years old... if they made something for his age, I'd buy them in a heartbeat

[jamo]

Are you sure, it seems their clubs start at 5 years old... if they made something for his age, I'd buy them in a heartbeat

Yeah you are right. But here are some Taylor Mades meant for kids 42-29 inches:

http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...6/refScid/1040 That's a little closer. I am hesistant to recommend US Kids because as a kid I hated them. To me they were way to whippy and way to light. But they seem to be the only ones who make clubs for kids under 42 inches. They makes a series of clubs for kids who are 39 inches ( http://www.uskidsgolf.com/eng/catego...pment/ul39tall ), but then the next step up is 45 inches.

[IcemanYVR]

Yeah you are right. But here are some Taylor Mades meant for kids 42-29 inches:

Thanks for the feedback, I've never been sold on US Kids golf. I might wait until next season when he will probably be big enough for the Nike or Callaway clubs.

Probably just buy the shortest and lightest putter I can find and cut it down for him

[tws1098]

These may be too big (age 5-9) but might be able to be cut or grown into. http://www.pinemeadowgolf.com/golf-c...pine.nitrix.jr they got good reviews and seem nice for only $49 including a bag.

[billysandy]

You should check out the Titleist MB irons, great for if he is interested in shaping the ball.

[IcemanYVR]

You should check out the Titleist MB irons, great for if he is interested in shaping the ball.

?? He's 2.5 years old, pretty sure shaping the ball is not too high on his priority list.

I'm just hoping I can get him swinging his own clubs

[zeg]

Walter Hagen (at one time sold by Dick's in the US) makes some for age 2 or 3-5 that I got for my son when he was 2. They don't have them on the site any more, but they're pretty much the same as these: http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr...045301.4074795 They might just be rebranded version of the same, actually.

[TigerWoodz]

You should check out the Titleist MB irons, great for if he is interested in shaping the ball.

lmao,yeah rite i can see my 2 and half year old son hitting those draws when he wants too...lol

[IcemanYVR]

Walter Hagen (at one time sold by Dick's in the US) makes some for age 2 or 3-5 that I got for my son when he was 2. They don't have them on the site any more, but they're pretty much the same as these:

those look good, there's a Dick's not too far from the border... might check them out on my next trip to

Semiahmoo.

[billysandy]

?? He's 2.5 years old, pretty sure shaping the ball is not too high on his priority list.

I guess saying the joke was going to be more effective than typing it. If he is so young, it will be hard to find a set short enough that is not plastic. If i were you, and had my mind set on getting some clubs that fit, i would by some second hand irons on eBay. Cut the shafts right down and use some very thin golf grips. You may well be unlikely to find any thin enough, so perhaps buy a golf grip or another general use grip (like a tennis grip) that you can wrap. I would have so much fun making them! Good luck anyway, let us know what you do.

[bruce]

I bought a wedge,hybrid,wood and a putter for my son when he was 2 and a half.Perfect size, they were for between 2 and 4 i think.They are called tour x and i bought them at golf mart as
individual clubs.He still hits them and boy what a pitcher of the ball.I never gave him instruction and he loves the game.Check out golf mart online i guess.

[leezer99]

Here's some video of my son hitting wiffle balls at 21 months back in November. He has since gotten better in that he hits actual golf balls.

[IcemanYVR]

Here's some video of my son hitting wiffle balls at 21 months back in November. He has since gotten better in that he hits actual golf balls.

that is so cool... what brand of club is he hitting in the video. Looks like he will nicely grow into them over the next few months. That's exactly what I'm looking for

[leezer99]

I got it from Roger Dunn Golf here in California. I've attached a link that allows you to purchase online. The one my son has is a PW size 0 for under 5 year olds. http://www.worldwidegolfshops.com/Me...roduct_Count=2

[IcemanYVR]

I got it from Roger Dunn Golf here in California. I've attached a link that allows you to purchase online. The one my son has is a PW size 0 for under 5 year olds.

Thanks a lot... out of curiosity, how long is the pitching wedge... they don't have the specs listed online. If I can't get them to deliver international, I might be able to match up to something else.