Golf Club Sets
Durable clubs offer control and playability. A range of club types help students understand the basics of swinging for accuracy and distance.
Each iron is designed with a cavity-backed construction, enabling swings with less resistance and generating more powerful hits for beginners. Rubber grips enhance handling without cracking or flaking. The graphite shaft of each iron gives them a hefty feel when wielded and provides tremendous durability that benefits beginners as they learn to handle a club.
Golf Clubs are available in Left- or Right-Handed Packs or Sets and make it easy to quickly give your students access to every type of club they might need while out on the links.
Packs include:
- 18-Club Class Packs
- #3 woods, 6 Ea
- #5 irons, 6 Ea
- #9 irons, 6 Ea
- Club Sets
- 43”L Driver, 1 Ea
- #3/#4 Hybrid, 1 Ea
- #3 Wood, 1 Ea
- Irons (#5, #7, and #9),Set of 3
- Putter, 1 Ea
- Jr Golf Club Sets (for ages 10-14)
- 39”L Driver, 1 Ea
- #3/#4 Hybrid, 1 Ea
- #3 Wood, 1 Ea
- Irons (#5, #7, and #9), Set of 3
- Putter, 1 Ea
15 Skill-Boosting Activities Using Gopher Golf Club Sets
The Gopher Golf Club Sets feature durable, youth-friendly clubs designed for long-lasting use in both indoor and outdoor physical education settings. Available in multiple sizes to fit students of all ages, these clubs provide a realistic golfing experience that supports proper technique while emphasizing safety and control. When paired with foam or plastic golf balls, they become a fantastic tool for developing striking, coordination, balance, and precision. Below are 15 engaging and imaginative activity ideas that use the Gopher Golf Club Sets to help students master fundamental movement skills like locomotion, body control, non-locomotor movement, and manipulative abilities in fun and meaningful ways.
1. Power Putt Playground: Set up targets using Rainbow ClubCup Putting Cups. Students use the clubs to putt balls into cups from different distances. Builds striking accuracy and depth perception.
2. Tee & Twist Challenge: Students must complete 5 torso twists before lining up their shot. Teaches twisting and strike focus.
3. Putt Path Puzzle: Use floor tape to create winding paths. Students must keep the ball on the line using controlled putts. Builds fine motor striking control.
4. Rainbow Target Toss: Set up different colored hula hoops or cones as targets. Students aim for specific colors. Focuses on striking accuracy and visual coordination.
5. One-Legged Launch: Students attempt to strike the ball while balancing on one leg. Builds static balance and core stability.
6. Skip & Strike Race: Students skip to a zone, then putt or chip their ball toward a cone goal. Focuses on skipping locomotor control.
7. Slide & Swing Shuttle: Students laterally slide between cones, then take a swing. Builds lateral movement and reaction timing.
8. Rainbow Rotation Drill: Place color-coded stations around the gym. Students rotate and use different clubs at each to strike at a target. Reinforces coordination and repetition under variety.
9. Trick Shot Trials: Students create their own trick shots (bank shots, ricochets) using cones and walls. Develops spatial creativity and ball control.
10. Stop & Swing: Students jog to a target, come to a quick stop, then swing. Builds locomotor control and focused striking.
11. Golf Pong Game: Set up buckets at various distances. Students try to chip or putt balls into them. Develops aiming and power control.
12. Color Code Combo: Match colored golf balls to same-color cones, then strike toward them. Enhances visual matching and precision.
13. Swing Freeze Frame: After striking, students must freeze in their follow-through stance. Teaches body awareness and form control.
14. Chip & Chase Circuit: Students chip the ball, then sprint or leap to retrieve it. Combines striking and locomotor explosiveness.
15. Team Tee-Off Time: In small teams, students take turns trying to land the ball in a shared target zone. Builds team communication and cooperative competition.