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Building A Junior Golf Club Set December 8, 2008 - 16:56:16
If you are into golf, your children are probably going to want to try it once in a while. Children always want to emulate their parents, and that means they are going to find interest in all of the things that they see their parents doing. If the parents play golf, the children are going to show some interest in it. You can always take them to the mini golf range, but they are going to want to try the real thing. Start out by getting them a junior golf club set and then go from there.
When you first start them out, you want to take them somewhere to get their junior golf club set that sells all types of golf equipment. The reason for this is that all children are different heights, obviously, and they all need different lengths. You can make sure they are getting clubs for their junior golf club set that fits their size so they can learn well. If they have the wrong sizes, they are not going to learn a good and natural swing, and that can mean they never adjust right as they grown. That can lead to frustration and a lack of interest in golf later on.
When my husband first got a junior golf club set for my daughter, he did it once piece at a time. This is something that most parents can do, especially if money is an issue. We got her a bag that was just her size, and then bought her just one club. The driver was the obvious choice as the first addition to the junior golf club set that she wanted so badly. That meant she had a bag like daddy, and could go learn to drive first. They went to the driving range together and were both very happy.
If this is something you would like to do for a junior golf club set, you can then do what my husband did next. He slowly bought her one club at a time, teaching her what it was and how to use it as they went along. She only has four at the present time, but she is getting good with each of them. She is young yet, but is very proud of her junior golf club set and can’t wait to make more of it. However, the problem is now that she is getting taller and we may have to start all over again with a longer set of clubs.
You are going to find that this will be a problem for you when getting junior golf club set as well. If you have more than one child, you can simply pass them down the line. If you have just one, like we do, you may have to find a way to see what you can sell when you have to move up more sizes. If you don’t care much about the price, you can always donate the junior golf club set that your child has outgrown to programs locally that get children involved in sports and physical education.
- mrknowitall
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