By Chuck Stogel GolfWeb Columnist Youth golf is on the rise. That's a rise of 39 percent since 1996. Today's manufacturers are devoting a serious amount of research and development, along with the latest technology, in providing junior players with legitimate, game-enhancing equipment. Junior clubs are not only legit, they are affordable.
Most sets sold for youths comprise just five or six clubs, including a putter.
Many companies offer renewable discounts as young golfers grow. The selection, and options, for juniors keeps growing. The following is the second and final part of GolfWeb's up-close look at companies marketing youth golf clubs. Taylor Made The Burner Bubble for Kids line of equipment is targeted at youths age 5 to 13. The clubs are premium quality featuring special lightweight Bubble shafts, thinner grips and accommodating lofts.