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I have a petite 5 year old daughter who is showing signs of wanting to play with her old man. I picked up a used set of children's clubs but they still seem to be a bit heavy for her. Does anyone have advice on affordable clubs that are light weight for a child?

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Get the smallest U.S. Kid's Golf Clubs available. And teach her to grip down for now.

And make sure, whether she's playing golf or not, she has fun at the golf course with you.

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I have a set of Barbie clubs I am going to put on ebay that worked for my daughter at that age. I can post the link when I get them on there if you want.

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