Club Sizing Guide

To make sure your young golfer gets clubs that are just the right size, follow these simple steps:

What You’ll Need:

A hard wall or doorframe
A ruler or hardcover book
A tape measure
Their golf or athletic shoes

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Have Your Cub Wear Their Shoes
Make sure your child is wearing the shoes they’ll normally wear while playing golf — this ensures the most accurate height measurement.

Stand Tall Against a Wall
Have your child stand straight with their back against a wall or doorframe. Heels should touch the baseboard and feet flat on the ground.

Mark Their Height
Place a ruler or hardcover book flat on top of their head, gently pressing until it meets the wall. Make a small mark where the bottom of the book meets the wall.

Measure the Distance
Use a tape measure to determine the distance from the floor to the mark — this is their height in inches.

Use Our Sizing Chart
Match their height to our club sizing chart to find the best-fitting clubs for your future golf pro.

Tip: Always round up if they’re between sizes — a little room to grow is a good thing!

SIZING CHART

The Fox

Made for heights up to 32"

The Panda

Made for heights 32"-37"

The Lion

Made for heights 37"-43"

The Tiger

Made for heights 43"-48"

The Bear

Made for heights 48"-54"

Size	Length	Width
LARGE	5.5-6"	3-3.25"
MEDIUM	5-5.5"	2.75-3"
SMALL	4.5-5"	2.5-2.75"
X-SMALL	4-4.5"	2.25-2.5"

How to Measure for a Golf Glove

To get the best fit, you’ll want to measure both length and width of your child's glove hand (the hand they wear the glove on — usually the non-dominant hand).

What You’ll Need:

A soft measuring tape or string and ruler
A flat surface
Pen & paper to note the measurements

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Measure the Hand Length

Have your child stretch their hand out flat with fingers extended (but not spread wide).
Measure from the tip of the middle finger down to the base of the palm (where the wrist starts).
Write this number down in inches.

Measure the Hand Width

With the hand still flat, measure across the widest part of the palm — from the outer edge of the index finger knuckle to the outer edge of the pinky knuckle.
This gives you the hand width in inches.

Match to Size Chart

Use both measurements to find the best-fitting glove size on the chart (e.g. XS, S, M, L).

Pro Tip:

If your child is in between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort and room to grow.
A good glove should fit snugly but not tight — like a second skin.