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In this Ben Hogan FTS Junior Package Set Review, we explore how Ben Hogan Golf provides a fantastic selection of golf package sets tailored for junior golfers. These sets are perfect for adults seeking to introduce young children to the game, with options designed specifically for various age groups: 3-5 years, 6-8 years, and 9-12 years, covering both boys and girls.

As a parent of a 10-year-old boy, I was particularly excited to receive the Ben Hogan FTS Junior Package Set and let him put it to the test. Anyone who has golfed with a child knows how quickly a fun outing can turn into a stressful situation, sometimes leading to tantrums or meltdowns. So, it is fair to say this excitement was also mixed with trepidation!

Included in this review are three clear sections which make it as easy as NCG to follow: (N)eed to Know, (C)ourse Performance, and (G)ive Us the Verdict. Let’s dive in!

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Ben Hogan FTS Junior Package Set Review: NCG Summary

Ben Hogan FTS Junior Package Set: Give Us The Verdict

This is a fantastic option if you are looking for a golf set for a young golfer. Everything arrives in a box and it is simply a case of unwrapping and you are good to go.

The stand bag is well designed with everything you would need, the clubs of a quality that is perfect for young golfers – especially the driver and putter.

The only thing missing in the 9-12 year old set I would say is another club – be it a longer iron or a wedge. Other than that I would totally recommend and though an extra club would be nice it does not detract from the quality of the product and does not stop a young golfer from golfing.

I cannot promise the golf set reduces stress levels, ends all meltdowns and tantrums – be it on the part of the adult or the child – but from a product perspective it is spot on and enables children to carry their own clubs and begin their golfing journey with friends and family – the picture below might just be my favourite golf picture (ever) and depicts the beginning of his golfing journey perfectly.