Girls' Adventure Woods

A versatile club

For a young female golfer, the fairway wood is often the club that drives the ball the farthest from the fairway, and sometimes even from the tee, instead of a driver that is harder to master. Its wide head and low centre of gravity forgive slightly off-centre hits and help to launch the ball without excessive effort, which encourages play from the very first rounds.

The rest of the bag

Clubs for girls also come in different types:

• Beginners.
• Drivers.
• Hybrids.
• Iron Sets.
• Single Irons.
• Sand Wedges.
• Putters.
• Club Sets.

All clubs can be found on the girls' clubs page.

Light and flexible

Clubs for girls focus on lightness: a very flexible graphite shaft, a lighter head, and a thin grip suitable for small hands. These choices allow for generating clubhead speed with still limited force. The length is determined according to the child's height, using manufacturers' charts, often organised in ten to fifteen-centimetre increments.

Upgrading the bag

In the early years, a complete set of clubs is more than enough: a wood, two or three irons, a wedge, and a putter. As the young golfer progresses and grows, it can be supplemented with a driver, hybrids to replace the long irons, and a larger fairway wood. A golf instructor can help identify when the clubs become too short.

Great deals

Good deals can also be found in great deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals feature the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, year-end holidays, winter sales, French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

Fairway wood or hybrid: which is better for a young female golfer?

The hybrid, being shorter, is easier to control from the rough and on long approaches. The fairway wood offers more distance from the fairway or off the tee. Many young players combine a wood and a hybrid.

What loft should be chosen for a girl's first fairway wood?

A high loft, like that of a five or seven wood, helps the ball lift at a low swing speed. The three wood, which is less open, is more demanding and is reserved for players who already hit hard.

How to determine the right club length based on the child's height?

It's better to rely on the player's height, with shoes on, rather than their age. A club that is too long pushes the hands back and misplaces the impact, while a club that is too short forces them to bend at address.

How to properly hit a fairway wood from the fairway?

Place the ball slightly forward of the centre of the stance and sweep the grass instead of hitting downwards. There's no need to try and lift the ball: the loft takes care of that as long as the swing remains smooth and fluid.

Should a new or second-hand wood be preferred for a junior?

Second-hand is fine if the shaft is flexible and the length is appropriate, which excludes most adult clubs. A new junior wood ensures a weight and flexibility tailored for their age.