01 / WHAT'S IN THE BAG
View brand details ↗IGEN Wedges
The wedges our junior golfer uses for short-game practice and scoring shots.
Our approach: build good habits with clubs that suit the golfer, rather than focusing only on equipment.
Inside the bag
Here is the equipment our junior golfer currently uses. Product photos are representative images from public listings and may not show our exact custom shaft, club length or finish. Select a photo to explore the manufacturer’s information.
View brand details ↗02 / WHAT'S IN THE BAG
View brand details ↗Flynn Golf Irons
Our junior golfer’s iron set, used for contact, balance, and approach-shot practice.
Our approach: build good habits with clubs that suit the golfer, rather than focusing only on equipment.
03 / WHAT'S IN THE BAG
View brand details ↗Titleist TSR1 Driver
Our junior golfer’s Titleist TSR1 driver, fitted with a Flynn shaft.
Our approach: build good habits with clubs that suit the golfer, rather than focusing only on equipment.
04 / WHAT'S IN THE BAG
View brand details ↗Titleist TSR1 3-Wood
Our junior golfer’s Titleist TSR1 3-wood, fitted with a Flynn shaft.
Our approach: build good habits with clubs that suit the golfer, rather than focusing only on equipment.
05 / WHAT'S IN THE BAG
TaylorMade Spider Putter (Rory Version)
The Rory version of the TaylorMade Spider putter our junior golfer uses on the greens.
Our approach: build good habits with clubs that suit the golfer, rather than focusing only on equipment.
06 / WHAT'S IN THE BAG
View brand details ↗Vessel Junior Stand Golf Bag
The junior stand bag our golfer uses to carry and organize clubs for practice and rounds.
Our approach: choose a junior-size bag that is comfortable to carry and encourages independence.
The Junior Golf Guide · Equipment Room
Junior Golf Club Length Guide
Use your golfer’s height to explore reference club lengths, from driver to putter. This is a starting point for fit—not a prescription or a substitute for testing clubs in person.
Showing reference lengths for a 54-inch golfer.
| Club | 45″ | 48″ | 51″ | 54″ | 57″ | 60″ | 63″ | 66″ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | ≈32″* | 33.5″ | 35″ | 37″ | 39″ | 41″ | 42″ | 43″ |
| Fairway wood (18°) | ≈30.25″* | 31.75″ | 33.25″ | 35.25″ | 37.25″ | 39″ | 4″ | 41.5″ |
| Fairway wood (21°) | ≈29.75″* | 31.25″ | 32.75″ | 34.75″ | 36.75″ | 38.5″ | 39.5″ | 41″ |
| Hybrid (24°) | ≈29″* | 30.75″ | 32.5″ | 34″ | 36″ | 37.5″ | 38.5″ | 39.25″ |
| Hybrid (27°) | ≈28.75″* | 30.5″ | 32.25″ | 33.75″ | 35.5″ | 37″ | 38″ | 38.75″ |
| 5-iron | ≈28.5″* | 3″ | 31.5″ | 33″ | 34.5″ | 36″ | 37″ | 38″ |
| 6-iron | ≈28″* | 29.5″ | 31″ | 32.5″ | 34″ | 35.5″ | 36.5″ | 37.5″ |
| 7-iron | ≈27.5″* | 29″ | 30.5″ | 32″ | 33.5″ | 35″ | 36″ | 37″ |
| 8-iron | ≈27″* | 28.5″ | 3″ | 31.5″ | 33″ | 34.5″ | 35.5″ | 36.5″ |
| 9-iron | ≈26.5″* | 28″ | 29.5″ | 31″ | 32.5″ | 34″ | 35″ | 36″ |
| Pitching wedge | ≈26.5″* | 27.75″ | 29″ | 30.5″ | 32″ | 33.5″ | 34.5″ | 35.5″ |
| Gap wedge | ≈26.25″* | 27.5″ | 28.75″ | 30.25″ | 31.75″ | 33.25″ | 34.25″ | 35.25″ |
| Sand wedge | ≈26.5″* | 27.5″ | 28.5″ | 3″ | 31.5″ | 33″ | 34″ | 35″ |
| Lob wedge | ≈26.5″* | 27.5″ | 28.5″ | 3″ | 31.5″ | 33″ | 34″ | 35″ |
| Putter | ≈25″* | 26″ | 27″ | 28.5″ | 3″ | 32″ | 33″ | 34″ |
How to use this: Measure standing height with shoes. Choose the nearest reference height, then consider posture, swing comfort, strength, shaft weight and flex. For a 45-inch golfer, the values marked * are estimated by extending the progression from the 48- and 51-inch reference measurements. They are not Flynn Golf specifications or professionally fitted recommendations. The other values above are finished club lengths in inches, not the child’s height or universal club specifications.
Reference: Adapted into an original layout from the publicly available ALTO general sizing chart. The source describes a particular junior club system; these figures should not be assumed to fit other manufacturers’ clubheads, shafts or custom builds.