Stonehaven
Stonehaven 2026 Junior Iron - Ages 10-12
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
Pros
- Cheapest single junior iron at a major Australian retailer
- Lightweight, fatigue-limiting build for beginners
Cons
- Right-handed only
- Only two loft choices (short/mid)
About this product
Stonehaven's 2026 junior iron is built to let a beginner learn swing fundamentals with a club light enough not to cause fatigue, with a forgiving head shape and a graphite shaft.
Sold as a single club with a choice of Short Iron or Mid Iron, for juniors roughly 136-160cm tall (ages 10-12). Ages 4-6 and 7-9 versions are listed separately.
A matching headcover is included.
Specifications
- Age range
- 10-12 years (136-160cm)
- Options
- Short Iron or Mid Iron
- Shaft
- Graphite
- Handedness
- Right
- Included
- Headcover
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