All Kids Golf Clubs Junior Club Test

[GolfSpy_APH]

While we all love the opportunity to test and review golf clubs and other equipment, there is little more that can make us happier than seeing our kids enjoying the game we are so passionate about. This is where this testing opportunity is focused. While we don’t expect the kids to do the writing or full review, we do want to get golf clubs in their hands to see how their game can improve and for them to express their thoughts. More importantly, we want to see them enjoy the game with clubs they have fun hitting.

The Testing Opportunity

This testing opportunity is brought to the MGS Forum community by All Kids Golf, founded in 1999. They offer a full suite of clubs, apparel, accessories and games for kids of all ages.

@All Kids Golf Clubs is focused on customer service, quality, selection and, importantly, price to enable more kids to enjoy the sport. For this testing opportunity, our selected junior testers will be reviewing a set of Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club Sets.

These sets offer everything a budding junior golfer needs to get started with the game. Available for kids five and up in three-, four-, five- and seven- club sets, the Lynx Ai Golf Set also includes a bag.

We want feedback on how these clubs fit your child's game, how they fit and feel and if they help improve your child's passion for the game. 

Most of all, we want feedback on the excitement and fun our junior testers have with this set of golf clubs.

Please welcome and congratulate our testers!

@poprocksncoke 

@DonnieGolfs 

@elight 

@GolfSpy AFG

[poprocksncoke]

Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club Set from All Kids Golf Review By Addison Boland

My name is Addison, I am 9 years old and going into the 4th grade.  I have been playing golf with my dad and papa for about 3 years.   I live in Bakersfield, CA, and am currently on vacation in Ogden, UT.  I will update this post when we get home.  Thanks to MyGolfSpy for the opportunity to test these clubs.

We returned home last night and I wanted to get into my box to see my new clubs.  My dad said I have to wait until he gets home from work today.  Sometimes he can be such a meanie.

While on vacation we went fishing, I finally caught my first fish!  It was so exciting!  The shirt I am wearing is from the Willy Wonka Jr. play I was in earlier this month.  I was also in a Wizard of Oz play this year at my school.   

My dad, papa and I used to go to a little 3 hole course that had near us, unfortunately they removed that so we mainly just hit range balls or into my dads net in the back yard.   My first set of clubs my dad got me I had outgrown, my dad had got me some old clubs he had to use until I could get a new set.  So happy for this that I have a new set that will fit me.  

Looking forward to opening that box tonight and hitting some balls this weekend.

Unboxing and First Impressions:  19 out of 20

My dad finally let me open my box, hope you all enjoyed the little happy dance. 

I was very excited to get my new clubs.  The clubs were much prettier than the ones I am currently using.  They came with an actual driver, that thing is so big compared to what I am used to.  I did notice that the clubs were shorter than the ones I am currently using.  I grew out of my first set and have been using an old set my dad had in the garage, was mixed in with the many bags of clubs he has out there.  I think these clubs be a better fit for me than my current set.

I also got a very fancy looking bag to go with the clubs.  It seems to be sturdy, and the stand works very well. 

I am hoping to get out to the golf course with my dad soon to try these out.  Hopefully we will be able to make it out to the course this weekend.  So far, I have only hit them into the net in our backyard.  One day we had to cut it short because I got chased by a bee.  I really don’t like bees. 

 

Final Review: 

 

Aesthetics:  18 out of 20

I really like how shiny the clubs are and think the camouflage design on the bag is pretty cool.  I did however have an issue with the bag.  I had my dad adjust the straps multiple time but every time he did the clubs would weigh down and start sliding out of the bag.  I finally made him carry it for me.  It was not a big deal because we usually ride in a cart.  He said he would try and adjust the straps more when we were at home before next time we went out the golf course.

Also, I was not crazy about the color green on the clubs.  Again not a big deal but green is just not one of my favorite colors.  (being a girl that’s somewhat important)

The Numbers:  19 out of 20

I don’t have much data on my swing, Dad did bring out the launch monitor on one day and it said that I hit my 7 iron 87 yards, which is pretty good for me.  Also, my Smash Factor was 1.23 (whatever that means)

I really like the irons and feel they are easier to hit than my old set of Nitros.  I definitely hit the ball further and have an easier time trying to get the ball in the air.   That is except for the driver, more about that later on in the review.

 

On the Course:  19 out of 20

Playing out on the course I feel I have improved with the Lynx Ai clubs.  Even though I still have not figured out the driver, the hybrid off the tee has really helped me enjoy the round.  I also think that playing and practicing more has helped me improve my game.   With the Lynx Ai irons I am getting the ball up in the air more consistently and getting closer to the green where I can use my sand wedge and most of the time I am able to get that club on the green.  I have also came really close to making some long putts, my short puts still need some work but my distance control and keeping the ball online have improved greatly with the Lynx Ai putter.

The Good, The Bad, the In Between:  19 out of 20

The good here far outweighs the bad.  I am hitting the Lynx Ai clubs much better than my old Nitro clubs and I am enjoying going out with my dad and playing golf even more than I did before.

The only real bad here is the driver.  It is probably not so much the driver itself I just can’t hit it very well.  It just seems harder for me to swing than the other clubs.  It seems heavy to me and my dad thinks its just too long for me right now. 

Maybe soon I will be able to hit the driver well but for now I am really enjoying hitting the hybrid off the tee. 

 

Play It or Trade It:  20 out of 20

Will definitely play it!  I have been having so much more fun with the Lynx Ai clubs than I have had before.  Nobody is taking my hybrid from me, lol.   Hopefully I will be able to hit the driver before I grow out of this set and need another.   Since the weather should be cooling off soon I hope to get out to the golf course with my dad much more than before. 

Conclusion

I am really happy with my Lynx Ai golf clubs.  Other than the driver the clubs are shorter than my old set, that just goes to show you the right size of clubs makes a big difference.  I have been hitting the ball farther and it has been much easier for me to get the ball in the air more consistently.  I really appreciate the opportunity and give thanks to All Kids Golf for allowing me to have so much fun with my Dad and improving my enjoyment of the game.

Final Score:  95 out of 100

Edited Tuesday at 06:22 PM by poprocksncoke

[DonnieGolfs]

Lynx Ai Junior Golf Set for Ages 5-7 (Kids 45-48" Tall) Blue – Official MGS Forum Review by Liam Lydon

Intro

Hi everyone! My name is Liam Lydon, I am 6 years old and live just outside of Philadelphia. I am 46" and I am super excited to be testing the Lynx Ai 5 Club Junior Golf Set for Ages 5-7. I have been going golfing with my Dad since I was three, where I spent most of the time eating my snacks and riding the cart. Golf is one of my favorite things to do with my Dad, my favorite golfing memory was playing glow golf in my back yard for my birthday.

Outside of golf my favorite things to do are play wiffleball and soccer with my older brother Ian, jump on our moon bounce. I also enjoy fishing during the summers. 

Testing

What I am most excited for about the testing is thta my Dad told me we will get to go play the big guy course more, I am also looking forward to getting a new driver since my old one is too small for me now. I will be doing my testing at a few places:

1. My backyard- my Dad said he will cut it into a chip and putt again.

2. Skramble House KOP the indoor simulator.

3. Big guy course(The Club at Shannondell -  Audubon, PA)

I am excited to get my new clubs, I am hoping to get the 5 club set so I can have a 7 iron and hybrid like my Dad. Thank you MyGolfSpy Forum and All Kids Golf for letting me be a tester like my Dad.

 

Unboxing and First Impressions:

My first thoughts when I got my new clubs was "YAY! I GOT THE 5 CLUB SET DAD"

I was so excited that I got the 5 club set and then my Dad made me wait to open he said he needed some pictures first so I kept reading all the new clubs I got on the side of the box. 

When I finally got to open the box I was really excited that I had club covers on my hybrid and driver just like my Dad, my old clubs did not have those when we bought them my Dad said the small fabric ones were just to protect the clubs when they ship and I could get rid of those, something about not needing iron covers 

 

The first club I grabbed was my driver and what I loved most was it has the same pattern (my Dad said carbon fiber) that my Dad has on his driver. This driver is longer than my old one but I can swing it faster already so I know I can hit bombs with it. My Dad let me play with it for awhile before he took his pictures, I think he knew I was excited. 

The next club I got was my 4 Hybrid and I haven't had a hybrid before so I was really excited to get a new club, my dad said it should help me get the ball up higher and go further so I can't wait to test it out, he said I can't use this one outback but we can play in the garage tonight. 

 

This one also looked just like my Dad's and it has a cover like his too. The clubs all seem to be lighter than my old ones to I think I'll be able to swing them faster.

Before my Dad could get pictures of my 7 iron and PW I snuck out back to try them out with my brother.

So far I absolutely love my new clubs and plan to play with them everyday. Thank you again for the opportunity.

 

Edited August 3 by DonnieGolfs
Update Placeholer for unboxing

[elight]

MaxLight's Review of the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club Set from All Kids Golf

Introduction

My name is Max, and I am 8 years old. I live in eastern Pennsylvania. My dad introduced me to golf a few years ago, right around the time that he started playing himself. I’ve been going to the driving range and the course with him ever since. I’ve also gone to a golf camp, taken an after-school class, and been to two USGA championships (US Senior Open at Saucon Valley CC in 2022, and the US Women's Open at Lancaster CC this year). I am pretty good instinctively with my driver and putter, but need to work on my short game.

My dad tries to coach me, too, but I prefer to figure things out by myself. We recently played our first full 18 holes together (he usually teed me up around 100-120 yards from the green). I’m very competitive, but also sometimes get distracted by my attempts to master trick shots and be silly.

I also play soccer, baseball, basketball, and basically any other sport you can imagine. I've become really good at disc golf this summer at camp, too! I’m excited to try these new clubs out to see if they fit me better than my old ones, which I probably have outgrown. I can hit the ball decently for distance but need forgiveness as I continue to learn and get better.

I’m planning to test my new clubs with a combination of practice and on-course play. I’m going to use them at home (we have a net and a SkyTrak in the garage), at a full simulator that I have access to, and also on the course. I want to compare them to my current clubs to see if they are longer and/or more consistent. I also want to see how they feel in terms of weight, grip and flex. I also am hoping I’ll have more total clubs (currently just driver, iron, wedge and putter) to choose from based on distance and lie, and I’m curious to see if this will be beneficial for me at this point in my golf journey. I’ve only ever known one set of clubs in my life until now! I am actually at overnight camp right now and am returning this weekend, and was planning on focusing on golf in the second half of the summer anyway.

I’ve never heard about All Kids Golf in that past, so I’m interested to see how these clubs fare. If they are suited to my height and weight, provide the options I need to hit the shots I know how to hit, and provide reasonable length and forgiveness, I’m hoping that these will become my new gamers for the next year or two (and for my two younger brothers in the years after that!).

Unboxing and First Impressions (9 out of 10)

I’m back from a month at camp! I’ve gotten really good at Frisbee and played a lot of soccer and gaga, but haven’t swung a golf club in over a month. My dad wrote me a letter to tell me about my new clubs and the fist thing I wanted to do when I got home was to try them out!

My first reaction was, "Wow, these look so cool!" I loved the colorful design of the bag. My old set of clubs had just a wedge, iron, driver and putter, so I’m excited to now have an additional iron and a hybrid added to the mix – especially since I’m now playing full holes and could use some longer clubs for second shots on par 5 holes.

Since my dad had the golf net and launch monitor set up in the garage, I gave the clubs a few swings. I definitely need to work out some kinks in my swing after this long layoff to get a true feel for how these compare to my old clubs. The first thing I noticed is that they are much longer, and since I’m the bottom of the height range for this model, it means choking down, which I find to be a bit awkward at first.

Another thing that I noticed is that my bag kept falling over when I pulled out clubs. I think this has to do with the fact that one of the slots, when the stand is out, is vertical and the two clubs I had I that slot thus sat on top of one another. When I pulled out a club, the grip rubs against the hosel of the other, pulling the entire bag forward.

The club themselves look really nice, just like my dad’s. The cavity back design is cool, and I like having clubs that look just like adult clubs. My dad took a few practice swings and tells me that they felt good when he hit them in the center of the club face (eventually). Once I do a little practice and get back into the swing of things (pun intended, never too young for wordplay), I really want to test these clubs (which are maybe a little big for me) against my old clubs (which are a little small for me) to see if I can hit them farther. Stay tuned for some on-course testing and results soon!

Final Review

 

Aesthetics (18 out of 20)

I’ve learned that something looking “cool” is just as important, if not more so, than how it actually functions for kids. And since our main interest at this age is making golf fun and enjoyable and creating an environment in which they choose to play it among the bevy of athletic options they have, something that is designed with kids’ interests in mind is very helpful. In that regard, the camo-type bag pattern with bright color accents is great.

The shiny chrome catches their attention, and the cavity-back pattern on the irons bridges the gap between club as toys and clubs as serious athletic instruments. These clubs had Max wanting to pick them up, strap them on his back, and hit the course.

The Numbers (10 out of 20)

We have a SkyTrak (OG) that we use to hit off a mat into a net in the garage. While the SkyTrak is solid, I’m not fully bought into its accuracy for low swing speeds, especially as the turf interaction from the mat likely impacts a low-swing-speed swing more than an average adult swing speed.

Testing Max’s old iron (no loft information available) against the Lynx Ai 7-iron (also no loft information available) on the SkyTrak shows marginal gains in ball speed, and marginal decreases in launch angle and spin using the Lynx Ai iron. The result was a marginal increase in distance. This could be solely due to the club possibly being a lower loft.

Short game and putting seemed to be a strength of these clubs. Using our BirdieBall putting mat, some indoor testing implied them these clubs outperformed Max’s old putter from medium range, as Max sank significantly more putts from this range with the Lynx Ai putter. Both the old and new putters performed similarly from short and long range. But medium range seems to be where most people have the most opportunity for improvement, so this was good.

On The Course (13 out of 20)

On the course, I couldn’t convince Max to hit the driver. It was just too big for him, being at the bottom end of the height range for this set. He used his old set’s driver, which was actually similar to the Lynx Ai set’s hybrid in size and loft.

The hybrid proved a difficult club to hit. I don’t think Max really had any on-course strikes with the hybrid that really got airborne. This seems to be similar to most folks trying to hit a 3-wood off the deck. I would question the need for kids this age/height to use a hybrid club at all, instead of just focusing on their irons. And since they hit it shorter and thus have less dispersion, they tend to find themselves in fewer “rescue” situations than us adults!

I noticed something with the putter. It has an alignment line on the top which goes across both the top edge of the head, as well as the bottom part of the blade. The result is that, unless you hold the club at the exact right angle—which seemed steep to me—that the two lines will not match up, which may be worse than no line at all.

The irons, however, really shined on the course. Max struck both the 7-iron and 9-iron significantly better than his old set’s iron. Having two options for different distances allowed him to pick the right club and then use full swings (since realistically he doesn’t have another swing he practices). Both clubs launched higher and landed softer than his old iron. By the end of his third round, I decided to move his tee distance back 20 yards because he had become so adept at using the irons to approach the green. It also brought the element of decision making into the gameplay equation, forcing Max to think about what club his situation warranted, making the game feel more like “real” golf as opposed to a pitch-and-putt.

 

The Good, the bad, the in between (8 out of 10)

It’s hard to find a perfect “Goldilocks” set of golf clubs for kids since they are, by nature, going to need to fit a range of kids (height, ability, strength, etc.). Heck, our kids likely grew from the time we gave their heights until the end of the testing period!

The stand bag has an odd divider design, which seems to lead to club grips rubbing when being pulled and the bag collapsing as a result. This seems to be a case of edgy style taken too far to the point where it negatively impacts performance. In fact, Max’s #1 piece of feedback was how hard it was to get the clubs out of the bag.

As probably with all clubs, the number one thing that matters is, can you put a good strike on the ball? I have not seen that there is any technology in these clubs or any kids’ clubs that will otherwise appreciably change the result of a strike. Having clubs that kids feel comfortable with—that feel good in their hands, that are light and easy to swing, and that make them feel cool and capable—is probably the best thing to help them strike the ball well. Most of the rest is probably noise.

Play it or Trade it? (18 out of 20)

We will absolutely keep these clubs. The fact that the driver and, to a lesser extent, the hybrid did not see extensive use is fine, because they give Max something to grow into over the course of the next year (or two). I find it doubtful that you will get better performance in a set of youth clubs unless they’re custom built.

The list price seems reasonable, although I would suggest that it would make sense to cut out a club for this age group (perhaps include a 3 wood—which another Lynx Ai set comes with—in place of the too-big driver and the hard-to-hit hybrid) and knock a few bucks off the price.

Conclusion

The Lynx Ai youth golf clubs are attractive enough to pique a child’s interest in golf, and functional enough to meet the average child’s needs on the course. They seem to function only marginally better than Max’s previous kids’ golf clubs. That said, the vast majority of young golfers will likely not strike the ball well enough to be able to discern any meaningful performance differences between clubs. All around, the clubs seem about “average” with some high points and some low points, and this is reflected in the overall score. The most important thing at this age is that the clubs make the game fun, both through aesthetics and comfort, so that the kids keep coming back. The Lynx Ai youth golf clubs accomplish this goal admirably.

Final Score: 76 out of 100

Edited Wednesday at 12:04 AM by elight
Final review

[GolfSpy AFG]

Grant AFG's Review of the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club Set from All Kids Golf

Hi everyone! I'm Grant, and I'm really really excited to be getting a new set of golf clubs to test from All Kids Golf!  I'm 10 years old, turning 11 in October, and I'm 58" tall. That puts me into the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club 7-club set for kids 57-60" tall. I can't wait for them to arrive!

 My Dad really really likes golf, so he's been taking me out on the course for 9 holes since I was 4. At first I would just hit a few shots and was mostly along for the cart ride and snacks, but now I'll play a full 9, sometimes more, and I'm even playing from the forward tees now! My Dad has had me (and my little brother and sister) in US Kids Golf clubs for years now, but I've outgrown my current set. Guess now they'll go to my little brother!

 As far as my golf ability, I really only play for about 2 months every year.  My Dad likes to brag that I'm a really good athlete; he even jokes to his grown-up friends that he's not convinced he's actually my father, because I'm such a better natural athlete than he is!   Anyway, the point is, I play a lot of baseball every year and I'm a really good hitter. But, that means my Dad typically won't let me play much golf during baseball season because he's worried it will mess with my baseball swing.

Baseball season is over though, and while I'm about to start football season, there are a lot of twilight 9's in my future over the next couple of months!  Let's go let's go!

Unboxing & First Impressions: 9 out of 10 

Sorry that unboxing video my Dad took wasn't that great.  Next time he'll probably just stick with pictures.  The set came pretty much exactly as you see in the photos, except the irons and putter had a cloth sleeve tied over each one that I couldn't get off!  It made for a bad video, and my Dad had to get the scissors to help me...they were tied on there tight!  I guess that's a good thing to protect them while they're being shipped though. 

Anyway, I love my new clubs!  Dad's taking me out for 9 holes tomorrow afternoon and I'm so excited to put these in play! All Kids has sent me a driver, 5 wood, hybrid, 7 iron, 9 iron, sand wedge, and putter.  (I'm already wearing my Dad out on buying some more clubs to fill out the set.)

I'm really really REALLY excited about the driver.  Last two sets of US Kids Golf sets had a 19 degree wood in it, but this is a real no-kidding driver!  I actually told my Dad "wow, this is HUGE" when I took the head cover off.  I hope I can hit it well tomorrow.

As for the irons and putter, they look so sleek and shiny!  Here's the 7 iron.  (Like I said, I'm already trying to get my Dad to fill this set out with the rest of the irons.)

And here's the bag.  When my Dad takes me golfing we always get a cart, so I'm not sure I'll end up having much to say about the comfort of carrying my clubs in this bag or not.  I feel a little bad for saying this, but I did comment to my Dad that the bag feels a little thin, I guess?  Like the material itself seems a little thinner or maybe not as sturdy as my last US Kids set, and that's why we're taking a point off.

Aesthetics: 19 out of 20

I'll start out with the negative...why did I take 1 point off for aesthetics? The bag! (Kind of a theme here, but that's really not a big deal...I'll talk about that later.) I mean, the clubs look great and are really confidence inspiring for me. The bag...I'm not sure what's going on there. I mean is that supposed to be camoflauge, or maybe match the color of grandma's curtains?  I don't get it.

The clubs, now that's another matter.  I think they look awesome!  A big driver (my first real driver) was intimidating at first but I eventually started to feel like I couldn't miss with it.  And my 5 wood was the same story...at first I wasn't sure I could hit a ball without a tee with it, but I definitely figured it out! 

As I've shown in some of my comparison pics throughout this thread, they're definitely bigger and longer than my old US Kids Golf set, but that makes sense doesn't it? I'm growing after all!

The Numbers: 19 out of 20

So, being just 10, I don't have a bunch of Trackman of Quad data for you, but my Dad did help me do a little experiment. The other day we got to play 9 holes with almost nobody on the course, cuz it was really really hot. (Dad said he'd get me a Dr. Pepper if I played, so I toughed it out!)

Anyway, we stopped at a hole and I hit 5 drives with my "old" US Kids Golf driver.  It was harder to hit than I remember, but of those 5 drives I hit 3 that Dad said were good playable tee shots. I hit those 3 shots 173 yards, 182 yards, and 164 yards. On the next hole, we did the same thing but with my Lynx Ai driver.  I hit 4 good ones with the Lynx, and they were all over 180 yards!  One of them was almost 200!

On the Course: 17 out of 20

I got my first real par yesterday! I've had a few pars when Dad has put a tee in the fairway from 100 or 150 yards out, which he did all the time when I was younger. Last time I started to ask if I could play from the real tee boxes, and this year that's all I do. On the third hole, a par 3 that was playing 145 yards, I hit a hybrid on the green and almost made the birdie putt, and then I made the par!  I don't know if that's necessarily because of the clubs, but I think it's safe to say they definitely work for me! I knocked off a few points (because my Dad told me too) because he still thinks a kids club set should have more irons than woods. I don't know if he's right about that, but he certainly thinks he is.

The Good, the Bad, the In Between: 14 out of 20

So, about that bag. I don't want to be mean, but I've had nicer ones.

To be more exact about it, for starters (as I've already mentioned) the pattern of the Lynx bag (on the right) is just really funky. More importantly though, the material also feel thinner, like if your not careful a tee would poke through it, almost. There's also no hard plastic grab handle at the top of the bag, and the padding in the straps is definitely less than the US Kids set.

Now, is that a big deal?  Maybe not. I'm not walking for golf much right now anyways. But I do wonder how this bag will hold up in the long run. Eventually these will become my little brothers set; I hope the bag last that long!

Play It or Trade It:  18 out of 20

Oh, I just gave it away!  Definitely a "Play It!" I'd be pretty ticked off if my Dad tried to trade them, I can say that much! I did knock off 2 points here for the same durability concerns about the bag, and I do wish I had an 8 iron and a Pitching Wedge. But Dad said he'd go ahead and order those to help me fill out the set!

Conclusion

I love my Lynx Ai clubs! I don't know if my testing of them proves that Lynx Ai clubs are any better or worse than other kids clubs though. I think what it does show, is that age and size appropriate clubs matter. I'd only outgrown my old set by a couple inches, but the new set has me hitting the ball farther than ever before and having more fun because of it. That just goes to show you that All Kids Golf is really where parents should go to make sure they're getting their kids golf clubs that will help them enjoy golf and get better at it!

Final Score: 86 out of 100

[TJ Hall]

Such a unique and fun opportunity…enjoy this test!

[bens197]

Fantastic to see this one happening.  Play well kids!!

[Vegan_Golfer_PNW]

Have fun kids!!!

[fixyurdivot]

Congratulations to our Junior Spies .  Hope we can share the excitement when these news arrives and the boxes are opened. This will be really fun to follow.  Have fun!

[Headhammer]

This is so cool! Congrats to the all the junior spies that get to participate in this opportunity!! 

[Shrek74]

5 hours ago, GolfSpy_APH said:

Please welcome and congratulate our testers!

@poprocksncoke 

@DonnieGolfs 

@elight 

@GolfSpy AFG

Congrats testers, and your kids!!!  Good luck to you all.

[Eagle12]

Congrats to the testers and hope you enjoy the testing of the set.

[Tom the Golf Nut]

Congrats everyone. Looking forward to hearing how the kids do. This should be fun and we want lots of pictures and videos 

[russtopherb]

I love junior tests, looking forward to what everyone's kiddos think!

[poprocksncoke]

Awesome!  My daughter is excited, anticipation of the clubs arriving is gonna drive her nuts

[birdieboy]

Great opportunity for golf’s future!! Enjoy, kids!!

[frazzman80]

I’ll be watching this one closely as a dad with 9 and 11 year olds!

Congratulation testers. Enjoy the extra golf time with the kiddos, or should I say mini-spies!!!

 

[rkj427]

Congratulations to this great group.

Looking forward to see pictures, comments and reviews as this is something all parents or grandparents would consider for the younger golfers in the family. 

[GolfSpy AFG]

"My" intro post is up! 

[TJ Hall]

25 minutes ago, GolfSpy AFG said:

"My" intro post is up! 

Love the intro!!!  So awesome!

[GolfSpy_BNG]

I absolutely love this test. Easily my favorite one this season.  Can’t wait to read how the kids like these clubs. 

[GolfSpy_BNG]

15 hours ago, GolfSpy AFG said:

Grant AFG's Review of the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club Set from All Kids Golf

Hi everyone! I'm Grant, and I'm really really excited to be getting a new set of golf clubs to test from All Kids Golf!  I'm 10 years old, turning 11 in October, and I'm 58" tall. That puts me into the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club 7-club set for kids 57-60" tall. I can't wait for them to arrive!

 My Dad really really likes golf, so he's been taking me out on the course for 9 holes since I was 4. At first I would just hit a few shots and was mostly along for the cart ride and snacks, but now I'll play a full 9, sometimes more, and I'm even playing from the forward tees now! My Dad has had me (and my little brother and sister) in US Kids Golf clubs for years now, but I've outgrown my current set. Guess now they'll go to my little brother!

 As far as my golf ability, I really only play for about 2 months every year.  My Dad likes to brag that I'm a really good athlete; he even jokes to his grown-up friends that he's not convinced he's actually my father, because I'm such a better natural athlete than he is!   Anyway, the point is, I play a lot of baseball every year and I'm a really good hitter. But, that means my Dad typically won't let me play much golf during baseball season because he's worried it will mess with my baseball swing.

Baseball season is over though, and while I'm about to start football season, there are a lot of twilight 9's in my future over the next couple of months!  Let's go let's go!

There aren’t enough emojis to like this intro Hayes.  I hope you and Grant get a ton of rounds in together. 

[SDunne]

Congrats testers - looking forward to hearing all about these - with a keen 5 year old of my own, definitely interested in how these go!

[Rob Person]

Congratulations!!!

[GolfSpy BOS]

17 hours ago, GolfSpy AFG said:

Grant AFG's Review of the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club Set from All Kids Golf

Hi everyone! I'm Grant, and I'm really really excited to be getting a new set of golf clubs to test from All Kids Golf!  I'm 10 years old, turning 11 in October, and I'm 58" tall. That puts me into the Lynx Ai Junior Golf Club 7-club set for kids 57-60" tall. I can't wait for them to arrive!

 My Dad really really likes golf, so he's been taking me out on the course for 9 holes since I was 4. At first I would just hit a few shots and was mostly along for the cart ride and snacks, but now I'll play a full 9, sometimes more, and I'm even playing from the forward tees now! My Dad has had me (and my little brother and sister) in US Kids Golf clubs for years now, but I've outgrown my current set. Guess now they'll go to my little brother!

 As far as my golf ability, I really only play for about 2 months every year.  My Dad likes to brag that I'm a really good athlete; he even jokes to his grown-up friends that he's not convinced he's actually my father, because I'm such a better natural athlete than he is!   Anyway, the point is, I play a lot of baseball every year and I'm a really good hitter. But, that means my Dad typically won't let me play much golf during baseball season because he's worried it will mess with my baseball swing.

Baseball season is over though, and while I'm about to start football season, there are a lot of twilight 9's in my future over the next couple of months!  Let's go let's go!

Grant, don't beat up on your old man too much.  He gets enough crap from his friends on here already.

 

That being said, I can promise we're all rooting for you to kick his butt around the course!  Good Luck, and enjoy the test! 

[3Putt4Double]

Best of luck to the young testers! Let's get those kids to the course and have some fun!

[GolfSpy AFG]

DAD, HURRY UP AND GET HOME SO YOU CAN TAKE YOUR PICTURES WHILE I OPEN THIS!

 

[TJ Hall]

5 minutes ago, GolfSpy AFG said:

DAD, HURRY UP AND GET HOME SO YOU CAN TAKE YOUR PICTURES WHILE I OPEN THIS!

 

And so we can get out to the course!!!

Excited for the kids for this test!

[Prodigal Duffer]

Would love to see video of each kid receiving/opening the boxes with their new clubs. Looking forward to their reports!

[DonnieGolfs]

Liams Unboxing post will becoming soon I just need to find some time to piece it all together. Since the clubs have come in I don't think we've experienced silence in the house, hes been wearing his golf glove around including during a mini golf round. We took them out to the driving range last night to get our first testing session in.

His first impressions after hitting them "My driver is my new best club beacuse I can hit high bombers now." , he also saw the kids golf balls on the box, that Lynx has to offer, lighter and better for low swing speeds so we will be purchasing a box of those. Well be cutting the backyard into a chip and putt and will have updates to follow.