Stonehaven 2026 Junior Hybrid - Ages 10-12

Product reviewed

Stonehaven 2026 Junior Hybrid - Ages 10-12

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.

A $39.99 high-launch hybrid that gives a young beginner a usable longer club years before a fairway wood makes sense - the budget alternative to the $229 PING Prodi G hybrid.

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 10-12 year old beginner whose set is all irons, looking for one easier club for longer shots without spending PING money.

Specifications

• 25° high-launch hybrid head
• Graphite shaft, junior weighting
• For 136-160cm (ages 10-12)
• Right-handed; headcover included

Strengths

25 degrees of loft is the honest choice for this age group - it flatters slow swing speeds and turns the scary 'long club' into something a beginner can flight, which is exactly the job a first hybrid should do.

Limitations

One loft, right-handed only, and budget-grade components - a junior who progresses quickly will want a better hybrid within a season or two.

Value for money

$39.99 on sale against $229.49 for the PING Prodi G junior hybrid. For a beginner, the performance gap is far smaller than the price gap.

Australian availability

In stock through GolfBox at time of writing (sale price - confirm current pricing).