Stonehaven
Stonehaven 2026 Junior Hybrid - Ages 10-12
A budget junior hybrid (25°) for ages 10-12 (136-160cm) at $39.99 on sale - a high-lofted, easy-launch alternative to long irons for young beginners.
$40
Pros
- High loft makes it one of the easiest longer clubs for a junior to launch
- Budget price with headcover included
Cons
- Right-handed only
- Single loft option
About this product
A higher-lofted hybrid head designed to help juniors learn swing fundamentals and get an introduction to the hybrid game - the club most coaches reach for before long irons ever enter a junior's bag.
Sized for juniors roughly 136-160cm tall (ages 10-12), with a graphite shaft and included headcover.
Specifications
- Age range
- 10-12 years (136-160cm)
- Loft
- 25° (high launch)
- Shaft
- Graphite
- Handedness
- Right
- Included
- Headcover
Alternatives to consider
Best for Juniors who struggle to get long irons airborne and want an easier-launching option.PING
PING Prodi G 2024 Junior Hybrid
A 28°-loft junior hybrid built to be easier to launch than a long iron, matched to PING's Prodi G junior line.
$229
Best for An absolute-beginner 10-12 year old's first own iron, or a low-cost spare for the school-holidays golfer.Stonehaven
Stonehaven 2026 Junior Iron - Ages 10-12
Ages 10-12 (136-160cm)
The cheapest single junior iron sold by a major Australian golf retailer: $31 on sale ($39.99 RRP) for ages 10-12 (136-160cm), in a choice of short or mid iron.
$31
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