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However, I would like to give you a bit of insight into two companies which specialize in junior name brand golf clubs that I think are affordable and worth the money. You've probably never heard of them; nevertheless they are in the process of branding their own specialty kids' golf...

Name Brand Junior Companies in the Game of Kids Golf Clubs. In today's marketplace, almost every branded golf equipment company offers their own versions of kids' golf clubs. From Callaway, to Nike, to Ping, to TaylorMade and Titleist, there are many from which to choose. Depending upon budgetary constraints, or...

A golf club is not just a standard need for golf. But, a club can certainly help a golfer to enhance his or her golf level or golf skill. Just about all golfers have their favourite clubs or sets. Though most golf clubs are produced durable, they still can go...

Tour Edge Golf - Tour Edge offers their Max Junior series for boys and girls aged 3 to 12 years of age. These kids' golf clubs are priced slightly less than Paragon's Rising Star series; however, the clubs receive similar reviews as those for Paragon's series....

Most consumers find the idea of expandable kids' golf clubs an excellent, extremely cost-efficient one; however, some consumers have a little trouble screwing in the spacers and found that the grips loosen up. Acculength replaces any troubled clubs with no questions asked....

Golf Clubs for kids, for ages 3 through 10, were introduced to the marketplace after the cut-down adult clubs failed to make golf fun for the little people. The old-fashioned cut-downs were too heavy, too stiff and made it nearly impossible for kids to perfect a proper golf swing, actually...

Golf Clubs for kids, for ages 3 through 10, were introduced to the marketplace after the cut-down adult clubs failed to make golf fun for the little people. The old-fashioned cut-downs were too heavy, too stiff and made it nearly impossible for kids to perfect a proper golf swing, actually...

The fairway woods have club heads that are slightly more lofted than the driver, and are used for long shots when the ball is lying on the ground. The club heads used to be made of wood, but now are mostly metal. Fairway woods normally retail from $150 to $300....