In the states - no.

I searched high and low for my kids - I opted for US Kids Clubs - it was a good move - they fit by height and it worked out well for my kids.

Then they can pick their Titleist equipment when they get a little bit older!!

Hi SRoberts,

We have fitting accounts with designated junior fitting packs across the country. If the locations listed in the link below are not near you, any Titleist fitting partner can request the fitting pack from our library service.

The pack includes options for the driver, fairway, hybrid, and irons. Your child should be at least 4' 10" before considering this service as anyone shorter will likely still need shorter clubs than what's offered.

www.titleist.com/youth-golfer-fitting

Thank you! I really got my hopes up there but as we're based in Edinburgh we're quite far to take advantage of this. Do you think the new fitting centre at Craigielaw in Scotland will offer this service?

Stick to Products from USKG or other manufactures that specialize in Junior Golf Equipment. Sure all kids want to be cool and use the Big Clubs but it's important to keep in mind that kids are developing their bodies and may not have the strength to properly swing an AP2 in a cut down shaft. My son is also 9 and he plays the USKG Tours Series Irons & Wedges...Awesome! I also built him a 12* Cobra Driver with a Junior shaft from flynn-golf.com...More Awesomeness!

Just be smart on your investment...
Keep the clubs lite as long as possible...your junior will benefit from the ability to build a good swing with power and speed.

Cheers,
Dr. K

Hi, We have forwarded your request to our UK office. You should be hearing from them shortly.

While I appreciate that some believe you need to stick with US Kids or other junior brands. I understand that there are rare occasions when junior clubs could hold development back. For example... My daughter (who is also 9) swings her driver at 84 mph. I'm sorry, but US Kids shafts in her length just aren't near firm enough. The heads are also far too light. I also wish that Titleist made something to fit her. I have been in contact with the fitting center that is close, and they don't have any options available for her at her height (55"). I had to use a company called Fairway Jockey. They fit her with miz JPX900 Hot Metals with a Project X 45 gram shaft. These shafts had enough true butt section to trim enough off to fit her perfectly. They have worked out wonderfully. Granted, she's a special talent, but there are others that can benefit from this type of fitting. My daughter has played multiple US Kids sets and most recently was playing VTMAX junior clubs. She has gained 8 - 12 yards per iron and near 1000 rpms of spin in each iron since switching to the JPX irons. She now carries her 7 iron 130 yards with ease. Her scores went from mid to upper 30s to low 30s per nine hole round in US Kids tournaments. She is also now able to score 37-42 from the women's tees on about any course. This was not the case with other sets. These irons have made a tremendous difference.

png Prodi G and Thrive are what I would look at. Pridi G are custom fit and come with a free reshafting as you kids grow.

My son is 9 and just got fitted for a TSI1 and ask the TSI1 5wood by our local rep. Ladies shaft in both clubs cut down by - 1.5. He is also playing blades with the KBS560 R flex shaft. Hope that help.

Four boys here. The youngest is 13 and my oldest is 20. Oldest was a starter all four years on the high school varsity team. The next oldest is now 15 and has missed one year old high school golf due to COVID.

When my kids were younger, they used US Kids. There really wasn’t a choice. Now there are kids clubs from different manufacturers, except Titleist. Around the age of 10-11, they began using graphite regular flex shafts that were cut down. My 13 year old recently made the switch to AP1 718s and Vokey Wedges with stiff flex shafts in them. Hits them straight as can be. Looking back, perhaps AP1s in various types of shafts could have been a go-to iron set for the boys. Anyhow, the 15 year old uses stiff flex shafts in everything, different manufacturer, but plays Vokey Wedges and the Pro V1. The younger 15 year old doesn’t play as much and uses a hybrid set of irons. My 20-year old plays custom AP3s, Vokey Wedges, and Pro V1s.

I would be interested in Titleist junior clubs. Do you offer a set? I love your brand, but need Junior clubs. Almost all other pro brands offer junior clubs like png, cally, Cleveland Golf (owned by srxn), and TM. Why dont yall make junior clubs anymore? I found the TRex series but they are way too small. Lol! I currently play the USKG clubs but I'm looking for something better.

Hey Hunter, glad you are interested in playing Titleist. While they do not make super light clubs for kids, as you get a bit stronger and can swing normal sized heads, Titleist can custom build a set with shaft lengths and flex that will work well for you. You can then later upgrade or change out shafts as you continue to grow. They also introduced a shorter Players 4 carry bag this year. Have your parents contact your local Titleist dealer to get you fit for a set. Have fun out there!

Thank you so much!!