Stonehaven 2026 Junior Iron - Ages 10-12
Product reviewed
Stonehaven 2026 Junior Iron - 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 genuinely cheap, genuinely junior-built single iron for beginners: two loft choices, height-banded sizing and a headcover for around $31 on sale.
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 testing whether golf will stick, or adding a spare practice iron, for a 10-12 year old around 136-160cm.
Specifications
- Short Iron or Mid Iron (chosen at purchase)
- Graphite shaft, lightweight beginner build
- For 136-160cm (ages 10-12); smaller bands listed separately
- Right-handed; headcover included
Strengths
The lightweight build directly targets the two things that put young beginners off - fatigue and airborne contact - and the height-banded sizing beats a one-length-fits-all budget club.
Limitations
Right-handed only, two lofts only, and the finish and components are built to a $40 price - this is a starter club, not one that grows with a improving player.
Value for money
At the $31 sale price it undercuts everything else in the category; even at the $39.99 RRP it matches the PGF equivalent.
Australian availability
In stock through GolfBox at time of writing (sale price - confirm current pricing).
Verdict
For a first iron or a beater to keep in the car, the price is the argument - just know it's right-handed only.