Golf and junior equipment clearance
The golf clearance brings together end-of-line products for golfers, with plenty of options for juniors: right-handed and left-handed gloves, cleated or non-cleated shoes, polos, trousers, half-zip sweats, and rain jackets, child trolley bags from Callaway, Srixon, Puma, Under Armour, Nike, adidas, Footjoy, Abacus, or JuCad. Everything you need to equip a young player who is growing fast.
Get ready for the course at a more affordable price.
Polo, half-zip sweat and jacket: layering up
On the course, the weather often changes over four hours of play: the principle of layers allows you to adapt without hindering your swing. The polo in lightweight mesh, like the Puma Pure or the Under Armour Matchplay, forms the base. On top, a half-zip sweat, like the Under Armour Drive or the adidas model, opens at the collar to regulate warmth and can be put on without removing your cap. In the rain, the Abacus Ganton jacket completes the outfit: the Swedish brand Abacus has made a name for itself with its stretchy waterproof fabrics. The Under Armour Showdown trousers, also stretchy, follow the rotation of the hips.
Golf end-of-line offers
The golf clearance is organised by type:
Junior golf shoes: spikeless or spiked
A junior golf shoe should be chosen with half a centimetre to one centimetre of space in front of the toes, no more, as a foot that floats loses stability during weight transfer. The spikeless models, like the Nike Infinity G or the Under Armour Surge, feature a gum sole with spikes that grip on dry courses and can be worn from the practice range to the clubhouse. The spiked models, like the Puma PWRAdapt or the Footjoy for kids, bite better into damp or sloped terrain. A wunky waterproof upper prevents wet feet from the first hole.
Other sports on clearance
The clearance extends to other sports: football, running, lifestyle, bikes, motorbike, handball, basketball, equestrian, camping, on the clearance page.
Glove and trolley bag: junior accessories
The golf glove for juniors should be chosen according to the playing hand: a right-handed player wears it on the left, while a left-handed player wears it on the right, hence the two versions of the Callaway Weather Spann. It should fit snugly to the hand without any folds in the palm, and an all-weather model like the Srixon All Weather maintains its grip even when damp. The trolley bag JuCad for children, shorter and lighter than an adult model, attaches to a trolley and holds clubs, balls, water, and rain clothing. JuCad, a German company based in Limburg, has become known for its trolleys made of carbon and titanium.
Frequently asked questions
At what age to start golf?
Many golf schools welcome children from the age of five or six, with shorter clubs and appropriate balls. The first sessions take place at the driving range and on the putting green, before heading out onto the first holes.
What size club for a junior?
Each junior range covers a height range in centimetres, as indicated by the manufacturer. A club that is too long affects posture and the swing; you move to the next size up as soon as it seems too short.
What is a handicap in golf?
It is a measure that reflects a player's level compared to the course par: the lower the handicap, the better the golfer. It allows players of different levels to compete on an equal footing by giving strokes.
Is an older club outdated?
Rarely: from one generation to the next, the differences in distance remain small for amateurs. A club suitable for your size and swing speed matters much more than the year of release of the model.
How to care for golf shoes?
After the game, remove grass and dirt from the spikes with a brush, then let them air dry, with newspaper inside if they are wet. Replace the removable spikes when worn out.
