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YouTube golf star Grant Horvat launches $199 kids club set amid criticism

Grant Horvat introduced a toddler-sized golf club kit priced at $199, drawing backlash over its cost and unclear material composition.

Grant Horvat, a prominent YouTube golfer with 1.8 million subscribers, announced the Lil' Legends Starter Set in partnership with Performance Golf, targeting kids three to six years old. The package contains a toddler-height driver, iron, putter, a training grip, a roll-up mat, foam balls and tees, plus a video guide with five games. Priced at $199, the set has sparked criticism for being far more expensive than typical plastic alternatives that sell for around $25.

Photographs suggest the club heads are plastic, yet the sales page does not disclose the exact material, prompting questions about durability claims. Performance Golf asserts the clubs are real equipment designed for real swings and built with toddler-safe materials, distinguishing them from toy-like plastic sets. The controversy highlights tension between promoting youth participation in golf and pricing that may limit accessibility.

Why it matters

The high cost of a youth golf set raises concerns about affordability and accessibility for new players.

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