Best Kids Golf Club Sets 2026: Our favourite clubs for juniors and teens
Get your kids' golfing journey off to the right start.
Introducing kids to the game of golf is one of the sport's great joys – particularly if they take to it straight away.
Nurturing a kid's relationship with the game is important from the outset, and getting them proper clubs that'll help develop their game is absolutely vital i turn.
Thankfully, all of the biggest club manufacturers around make great junior golf sets for all ages, ranging from smaller kids taking their very first swings right through to teenagers learning the ins and outs of the game. In addition to this, there are plenty of great budget sets that offer a blend of looks, performance and affordability – if you know the names to look for.
But which ones are the best, and why? To answer that question, we thought we'd dive into the best junior sets being offered right now by our favourite manufacturers, and just what makes them stand out as a worthy purchase for the little golfer in your life.
The best kids golf club sets for 2026
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TaylorMade Team TM Package Set
RRP: £249-£449
Set size: 5-7 pieces (including stand bag)
Themed around TaylorMade's Team TaylorMade staff roster, the Team TM package set has a snazzy design and everything you need to make a kid feel like a pro from the outset. The clubs are well made, the included stand bag is snazzy and easy to carry thanks to its dual strap, and every club has been engineered to produce the launch and forgiveness kids need to really get to grips with the game.
The sets also come in a range of sizes to suit all ages, from five-piece sets for little ones to seven-piece sets for the 10-12 age range.
Callaway XJ
RRP: £259-£469
Set size: 5-8 pieces (including stand bag)
Just a fraction more expensive than the TaylorMade set above but offering pretty much the exact same thing (save for an extra club in the older kids' sets), Callaway's XJ set also comes with its own playful stand bag, is available in a three different sizes and two different to cater for kids of different sizes and tastes, and comes with forgiving graphite-shafted clubs providing plenty of launch and distance for little swingers.
The key POD for us is the included Oydssey Jailbird Junior putter, which is a great premium touch.
Cleveland Junior Series Package Set
RRP: £139-£279
Set size: 4-8 pieces (including stand bag)
Cleveland Golf are renowned for making affordable clubs with an emphasis on making the game easy, making them a great fit for your junior's first full set. The Junior Series ranges from sets designed for 4-6 year olds all the way up to the early teens, with a smart stand bag and a selection of easy-launching clubs included in each.
Mizuno JM01
RRP: £349-£449
Set size: 5-6 pieces (including stand bag)
Mizuno has an army of devotees in the adult's game, and the JM01 junior set is perfect for getting them indoctrinated into the cult early. It comes in two options, the JM01 120 for 6-9 year olds, and the JM01 140 for kids from 10-12. They'll be saying 'nothing feels like a Mizuno' before you know it.
MKids Lite Junior Half Set
RRP: £139-£179
Set size: 6-piece (including stand bag)
Approachable and affordable at under £150, the MKids lite set is a great low-risk option for getting kids into the game if you're not sure that they're ready to commit. The half set has everything you need for a great day at the pitch and putt, while the specially-designed MKLite® Launch Control Shafts in each club will have them getting the ball up in the air and flying high with ease.
U.S. Kids Golf Ultralight 7 Set
RRP: £180-£245
Set size: 3-5 pieces (including stand bag)
U.S. Kids Golf remain the true specialists in making clubs designed at nurturing the next generation of great golfers, and the Ultralight package set, now in its 7th generation, is at the core of their offering. Offering between three and five clubs in the set to cater for heights between 39 and 60 inches, the Ultralight 7 also comes in a jazzy hot pink option as well, a fantastic choice for getting little girls excited about playing. It's also one of the few kids package sets around available both left and right handed – an option the big brands often neglect.
The best golf club sets for teenagers
Callaway XT
RRP: £569
Set size: 11-piece (including stand bag)
Building on the offering of the XJ series, the XT series offers a wider club selection for teenagers wanting to learn the finer points of the game, with a full set of six irons, wedges, woods and a titanium driver. Designed for teenagers between 11-13 years old, the clubs are still graphite shafted to aid developing bodies as they get stronger and faster, while the included bag and accessories will blend in well with the adults.
MKids Pro Half Set
RRP: £209-£219
Set size: 6-piece (including stand bag)
Approachable and affordable at under £150, the MKids lite set is a great low-risk option for getting kids into the game if you're not sure that they're ready to commit. The half set has everything you need for a great day at the pitch and putt, while the specially-designed MKLite® Launch Control Shafts in each club will have them getting the ball up in the air and flying high with ease.
Another affordable option for older kids looking to take their first steps into the game, the Pro half set fits new golfers all the way up to 65 inches in height and has irons that scale up in size for older players. Each club is also finished with tour quality irons and shafts, making this an incredible bang for your buck option for entry-level teens.
Wilson Golf Deep Red
RRP: £229
Set size: 7-piece (including stand bag)
Exclusive to American Golf, Wilson's Deep Red junior set offers the most affordable way to get your teenager started in the game with clubs of true major OEM quality.
The oversized irons and woods offer tons of forgiveness, with junior flex shafts to aid launch and distance. While we've featured the 11-14 size set here, the Deep Red set also comes in a smaller version for 7-10 year olds.
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Brad Nash is Reviews Editor at GolfMagic, having joined the team in June 2025 to look after all things reviews, soft goods testing and equipment alongside Equipment Editor Georgina. Primarily a writer, you may see him pop up in videos or on the GolfMagic socials from time to time.
