ZenStrike Sizing Guide

Choose your club package, measure your junior golfer’s height with shoes on, and select Small, Medium, or Large.

Sizing Chart

Size

Player height

Age guide

Small

36″ – 43″

Ages 3–5

Medium

44″ – 51″

Ages 6–8

Large

52″ – 60″

Ages 9–12

Height decides the bracket. The age column is only there as a sanity check — a tall six-year-old belongs in Medium, a small nine-year-old may still be in Medium too.

Same sizes, two bags

Which configuration, not which age

Size and configuration are separate choices. A five-year-old playing tournament rounds might want the 6-Club set in Small; a ten-year-old trying golf for the first time is often happier with the 4-Club set in Large.

Best for beginners

4-Club Sunday Bag Set

Par-3 courses, range sessions and first rounds. Light enough to carry the whole way round.

Best for full rounds

6-Club Stand Bag Set

Nine and eighteen-hole rounds, distance gapping and competitive junior play.

High-Launch Driver
Easy-Hit Hybrid
7-Iron (training grip)
Perimeter-Weighted 9-Iron
Cavity-Back Sand Wedge
Visual-Alignment Mallet Putter
Deluxe Dual-Strap Stand Bag

Measuring

Two rules that decide the bracket

Getting this right matters more than any spec on the box. A set that fits today is the set they will actually swing well with.

Measure standing tall

Athletic shoes on, heels together, back straight against a wall, eyes level. Mark the wall at the crown of the head and measure to the floor. Golf posture starts from a real standing height, not a slouched one.

Do not buy clubs to grow into

Clubs that are too long carry heavier heads. Kids compensate by dropping a shoulder and scooping at the ball — a habit that takes years to undo. Buy the size that fits them today and use the Outgrowth Trade-In when they move up a bracket.

Outgrowth Trade-In

They grow. The set moves with them.

Send a set back in good condition when your child outgrows the bracket and we issue store credit for up to 30% of the original purchase price toward the next size up.