PGF Golf
PGF Future Star JWS Iron - Ages 9-12
A $39.99 single junior iron from Australian brand PGF, sold per-loft (7 iron, 9 iron or sand wedge) in right- or left-handed, weighted specifically for 9-12 year olds.
$40
Pros
- Sold per-loft, so you only buy the club that's missing
- Left-handed available at a budget price
- Sand wedge option - one of the few junior wedges sold individually in Australia
Cons
- Only three lofts - no mid or long irons in this range
About this product
Part of PGF's Future Star JWS (Junior Weight Specific) range: full-sized-club features built at junior weights, with a fusion-formed graphite shaft in junior flex and a junior-sized grip.
Sold as a single iron with a choice of 7 iron, 9 iron or sand wedge - useful for filling the exact gap in a part-set rather than re-buying a whole package.
Available right- or left-handed; GolfBox lists ages 3-5, 6-8 and pink colourway variants of the same iron separately.
Specifications
- Age range
- 9-12 years
- Lofts available
- 7 iron, 9 iron, Sand Wedge
- Shaft
- Fusion-formed graphite, junior flex
- Grip
- Junior-sized, colour-coded
- Handedness
- Right or left
Alternatives to consider
Best for Topping up or replacing a single iron in an existing bag rather than buying a whole new set.PING
PING Prodi G 2024 Junior Iron
A single junior iron sold per-loft (6-iron through pitching wedge), so a set can be built or topped up club by club as a junior improves.
$178
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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