Junior Fitting
Sized to the Kid, Not the Box
Boxed junior sets sort by age. We measure the actual player and build around what we find, using the same tester we run for adult sessions.
Small Details, Bigger Consequences Early
Clubs that don't match a developing player force compensations — a rushed tempo, a flying elbow, a grip changing mid-swing to manage weight that's wrong to begin with. Those habits get grooved in fast and are harder to undo than they were to prevent.
Length starts with a wrist-to-floor measurement, not an age chart. Two kids the same age routinely need clubs two inches apart once that number's actually taken.
What We Measure
- Wrist-to-floor length
- Head hardness on any forged component
- Grip diameter against hand size
- Swing weight scaled to actual junior swing speed
Old Numbers Stay on File
Junior readings get archived by name, same as adults. A follow-up visit six months or a year later starts from that record instead of guessing from scratch, and we'll say plainly whether a growth spurt actually justifies a re-fit yet or not.
Book a Junior Session
Bring hand-me-downs, a boxed set, or nothing — whatever's around works.