Surprising: Golf Clubs with Adjustable Shafts for Family Fun & Safety Tested in Backyard Showdowns When you think of backyard golf, the image that leaps to mind is often a family of adults lazily chipping around a small putting green. But what if the game could also be a safe, engaging adventure for toddlers and kids? Enter the PGA TOUR Youth Golf Club Set-designed for ages 3-8, with shaft lengths tailored to tiny hands (3'6"-4'8")-and the Backyard Golf Club Set with Adjustable Shafts, a versatile option for adults and teens alike. These products, though different in scale, share a common thread: they transform casual backyard play into a thoughtful, inclusive experience. The PGA TOUR Youth set by Golfgen stands out for its dedication to beginner-friendly design. Lightweight clubs, a durable plastic bag, and oversized heads make it easy for young golfers to swing without strain. Pair that with a mallet putter and a scaled-down driver, and you've got a toolkit that prioritizes safety and simplicity. For older kids, its adjustable shafts allow growth-friendly customization, ensuring the clubs keep up with their skills-or their height. On the flip side, the 2 Pack 36" Backyard Golf Club Set offers a more rugged, adult-oriented option with oversized heads and a focus on durability. Its compact design is perfect for home games, but it's the Clip-On Golf Grip Trainer that elevates the experience for seasoned players. This tool targets proper hand positioning, subtly enhancing technique while keeping the game accessible. Then there's the Backyard Golf Club Set Adjustable Golf Club-a hybrid contender that blends adjustability with playful design. Its plastic construction and color-coded shafts make it ideal for both kids and adults, while the ability to tweak lengths ensures a seamless transition from novice to pro. In a backyard showdown, these clubs prove that golf isn't just for the elite. Whether you're teaching a 5-year-old how to swing or refining your own form, adjustable shafts and kid-safe materials make the game both inclusive and exciting. The key? Choosing the right set for each player-and maybe even letting them play together, if they're up for a challenge.