which set --the 10-13yr old, or the 9-12 year old would be better for a beginner who is 56" tall
1711911
I'd recommend the 10-13 yr. old set, the clubs are just an inch shorter than regular clubs. The size and fit is great.
1711912
Sorry I don't know enough about the clubs or heights to answer the question.
1958278
Bigger is better. Having said that, I was buying for 2 kids so I wanted enough so there wouldn't be any chance of squabbles. There are some unique pieces in the 220 set.
1013411
My 3 year old son is just over 38" tall and is using the 12" on just above the smallest setting on the seat comfortably. If it is too high, it is difficult for them to maneuver. I would opt for the 12".
2183674
The larger 750 kit definitely would be appropriate for a 12 yr old. I don't know what the recommeded ages say on the box, but I bought the 100 set 1st for a 5 1/2 and 7 yr old and quickly got the next size up 300 ! The 750 would make a great first present !
708918
The manufacturer recommends ages 3-8, however a previous reviewer said 4-10 in her estimation. I think it mostly depends on your kids' size and skill level. If they are over 8 but relatively small for their age, this set should work great. On the other hand if they are a tall/big kid for their age or they've grown in skill level and need a bigger kit, go for a different set.
16407
It's a beginners set. I'm 5'9" and it works alright for me. I suck though and I was not expecting much. It's definitely for beginners and I really don't think you can go wrong with them even if you're 3" taller considering the price.
1694974
My kids are 9 and 12 and they use both of them easily enough. The smaller ones we tend to use inside most of the time. The larger ones we use outdoors always as they are bigger and you can hit the ball higher and farther with it. Once you get the knack of it, it's really quite fun and easy.
809943
Appropriate height would be 4-5' tall person Sold as a pair. Good quality set.
754995
My ten year old is pretty tall for her age...probably 5-2 and she still uses them, but she does have to bed her knees. The set looks just as good today as it did when I installed it years ago :)
489316
The box says 9-14. Younger kids could do it if they have had experience building complicated sets. Otherwise, assistance will be needed.
1909796
it will work for a 9 and 11 year old but they will out grow it very fast, this is a good set but it really is geared for smaller children. I would recommend a full size set for a 9 or 11 year old, then they won't out grow it. but if they are small in stature, this set will work great.
1566670
Our grandson is the same height and the clubs are perfect for him. The clubs are not heavy. He loves them:)
575570
I would say from 6 to 12 years, as a starter set. A child can definitely learn to play with this set, but if he/she starts to get good, or is already skilled, it probably doesn't sound professional.
326837
If you are just taking up the game I would recommend them. If you are hitting less than 100 I would go with a regular set of clubs and have them fitted or go with a women's set (which I believe these are the same size as). My kids have used these for a couple of years and had a great time with them and they are about the same size. So in summary if you are just starting out or just want to have fun with the game then yes go for it, if you are more experienced or want to get serious, then I would go to your local shop and talk with them.
831756
I believe this set may be entirely too small for a 13 year old. It was perfectly sized for my 4 year old son.
512284
No. To small. The set is ok for little kids.would be a good starter set for 10 and under.
609282
Depends on the child's leg length but I would recommend the 12". That should last several years.