Tour Edge HT Max-J Driver

Great large kids driver! Kind of long for a 3 to 5 year old. Got these for my 6 year old and ended up cutting 3 inches off the end for a batter fit. He is a little 6 year old so maybe a larger 5 year old would be fine. Great features, added 20+ yards to my little guys drive. He thinks this club is the greatest thing ever. Pretty light for a 350cc club head!

Nice quality driver for my daughter. She will grow into it next year.

Driver looks good, just not correct height. My daughter 6 years old and driver is till her shoulders, too long, she is average tall for her age, driver is for 5-8 year old. Will keep it, but expected shorter size to fit her requirements.

Updated: DO NOT BUY this thing for your junior. Need some insight as to why? Well here you go... ***Laughably Long Club Length***: This club was WAY too big for a 3-5 year old. It measures a bit over 32". How tall is an average 3 year old, you might ask? Around 36". So this club is 4" shorter than the average 3 YO male. And even for a 5 YO, it's still way too long. Given the average 5 YO male is only around 40". So still only 8" taller than this club is long. Short version, my kiddo was finally able to start swinging it when he was closer to 7 years old. ***Comically Heavy***: When I first got the driver, I was disappointed that it was way too long. But, likely due to some placebo effect of it being a "junior" model, I thought it at least felt lightweight. Well as soon as my kiddo was tall enough to start using it, he complained of it being too heavy. I thought it was just him adjusting. But even after about a year of use, he still has said it's heavy. Fast forward to this past month, and he competed in his first Drive, Chip and Putt event. Managed to qualify for the next round! In spite of only snagging 3 points in the driving portion of the event (he did really well with chipping and putting). So I started looking into a new, more established kids driver (US Kids, Ping, Flynn, etc.). However, given that his next driver will need to be around 2-3" longer. I was concerned the weight would be even worse. Finally decided to just throw his driver on my food scale for some context to help guide my decision. And man was I shocked. I immediately grabbed a few of my own woods to compare. And the comparison makes this Tour Edge absolutely laughable as a driver for kids. I've posted some pics, but the highlights are below... Tour Edge Junior Driver (3-5 year old model): 321 Grams TM SIM 2 Max HL 3-wood (Men's stiff): 322 grams TM SIM Max Driver (Men's stiff): 332 grams That's right, the Tour Edge Junior driver for 3-5 year olds weighs only 1 gram less than my full size 3-wood! And only 11 grams less than my full size men's driver. Absolutely ludicrous. Tour Edge should be ashamed of themselves. They're not selling driver's for children. They're selling sledgehammers. This driver will be immediately shelved, and he'll be getting a well deserved upgrade. Just for some more context, my front runner for his replacement is a Titleist TS1. Which is an adult club. But known for being very lightweight. How much you might ask? Well, the configuration with a lady's shaft (44" playing length) is only 275 grams! So once I cut down the shaft to his playing length, the TS1 will weigh roughly 60 grams LESS than this garbage Tour Edge driver. TL;DR: This club is way too long and way too heavy to be a proper junior club. Don't make the same mistake I made.

For the price paid, a rather decent kid's driver. Compared to the U.S kids club, this club tend to be a bit heavier n shaft whippier. I got the driver club for my 8 yo girl (129cm tall) and the club is just the nice length for her...with a little room to grow still. So I would say the club would be rather too long for 5-6yo child, unless you got a tall child.