U.S. Kids Golf TS6-63 (160cm) W5 junior wedge, graphite
U.S. Kids Golf TS6-63 (160cm) W5 junior wedge, graphite
U.S. Kids Golf TS6-63 (160cm) W5 junior wedge, graphite
The U.S. Kids Golf TS6-63 Gap Wedge (52°) is engineered for the competitive junior golfer standing around 160 cm (63 inches) tall who demands precision in the scoring zone. Designed to bridge the distance gap between mid-irons and higher-lofted wedges, this gap wedge delivers reliable yardage control, consistent ball flight, and tour-calibre spin — all in a club built specifically for the developing junior athlete. It is swing-weight matched across the full TS6-63 set for seamless performance from bag to course.
- CNC Micro-Milled Grooves (Full-Face) — Precision-machined grooves conforming to USGA/R&A regulations maximize spin generation across the entire face, maintaining control even on mishits and partial swings.
- One-Star Grind Sole — The One-Star Grind profile is optimized specifically for a 52° loft, providing a versatile sole shape that glides smoothly through turf and promotes clean, consistent contact on full shots and controlled approach shots alike.
- PAD (Path Adjustment Distribution) System — Centers of gravity are positioned low in the head for this gap wedge loft, delivering precision flight distance, predictable trajectory, and exceptional feel — ideal for normal turf conditions.
- w5 Lightweight Head Design — Club heads are 5% lighter than their adult counterparts, enabling juniors to generate effortless club speed and maintain proper tempo throughout the swing.
- J-Flex Graphite Shaft — A low-to-mid flex point graphite shaft promotes smooth energy transfer, enhances feel at impact, and is frequency-matched and spined for consistent performance throughout the set.
- Set-Matched Swing Weight — Swing weight is calibrated to match the entire TS6-63 line-up, ensuring a seamless, unified feel whether the junior is transitioning from a long iron or adding a wedge to their scoring arsenal.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Club Type | Gap Wedge (GW) |
| Loft | 52° |
| Bounce | 10° |
| Lie Angle | 62° |
| Grind | One-Star Grind |
| Club Length | 88.3 cm (34.75 inch.) |
| Shaft Material | Graphite |
| Shaft Flex | J-Flex (Low-to-mid flex point) |
| Hand | Right |
| Head Model | w5 (5% lighter than adult) |
| Grooves | CNC Micro-Milled, USGA/R&A Conforming |
| Finish | |
| Grip | Size 63 Velvet Grip |
| Optimal Player Height | 160 cm / 63 inches |
| Skill Level | Intermediate to Advanced Juniors |
Technology Inside the TS6-63 Gap Wedge
CNC Micro-Milled Grooves
Every groove on the TS6 52° face is CNC micro-milled to exacting tolerances, ensuring they conform fully to USGA and R&A rules. The milling extends across the full face so that spin is maximised regardless of where the ball strikes — a critical advantage when a junior is still refining their ball-striking consistency.
One-Star Grind System
The One-Star Grind is a purpose-designed sole geometry tuned for the 52° loft. Unlike more aggressive multi-star grinds used on higher-lofted wedges, this universal profile is ideal for full gap-distance swings and controlled punch shots. It reduces the risk of the leading edge digging into the turf, promotes a clean sweeping action, and performs reliably on standard turf conditions.
PAD (Path Adjustment Distribution) System
The PAD system repositions the internal center of gravity to an optimally low position for the 52° loft. This means ball flights are stable and predictable — exactly the kind of consistency a competitive junior needs when targeting precise yardage windows between their irons and higher-lofted wedges.
J-Flex Graphite Shaft
Designed in tandem with the w5 head weight, the J-Flex graphite shaft features a low-to-mid flex point that assists juniors in loading and unloading the shaft smoothly. The result is a soft, responsive feel through impact, better energy transfer into the ball, and improved distance control on partial wedge swings.

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