PGF Future Star JWS Sand Wedge - Ages 9-12

Product reviewed
PGF Future Star JWS Sand Wedge - Ages 9-12
Specification-based assessment. This isn't a hands-on, physically tested review - it's researched from the manufacturer's and retailer's published specifications, plus independent research into junior golf fit and use. See our review methodology for how ratings are calculated.
Fills one of the most common junior-bag gaps - the missing sand wedge - for $39.99, with junior weighting and a left-handed option almost nothing else at this price offers.
This review is based on the manufacturer's or retailer's published specifications and pricing - not a hands-on test by our team. We haven't physically tested this product yet.
Who it suits
Parents of a 9-12 year old who has started playing courses with real bunkers, whose packaged set never included a sand wedge.
Specifications
- Sand Wedge loft; ages 9-12 junior weighting
- Fusion-formed graphite shaft, junior flex; junior-sized grip
- Right- or left-handed
- Ordered as the "Sand Wedge" loft option on the JWS Iron (Ages 9-12) listing
Strengths
Most junior sets stop at a pitching wedge, and adult sand wedges are far too heavy for a child to swing properly - a junior-weighted SW at pocket-money price solves a real, common problem.
Limitations
It's a loft option on the iron listing rather than a dedicated wedge design - no choice of bounce or grind, and the budget build matches its price.
Value for money
$39.99. The only comparable junior single wedge sold here, PING's Prodi G, costs several times as much.
Australian availability
In stock through GolfBox at time of writing - select the Sand Wedge loft on the iron listing.
Verdict
If a junior's set stops at the pitching wedge, this is the cheapest proper fix sold in Australia.