Left Handed Golf Clubs: Sets, Drivers and Putters Compared

Are left handed golf clubs harder to find?

Left handed golf clubs are not hard to find. Makers list left-handed versions of every club type in this guide, singly and in sets. Stock in a shop can differ from the maker’s list, so check the hand on every listing before you pay.

For a free left-handed shortlist, Build your bag asks a few short questions and needs no sign-up.

A left-handed club is a mirror image of a right-handed one. It suits a golfer who swings from the left side, right shoulder nearest the target. You may also see them called left handed golf sticks; it means the same thing.

Do left-handed clubs cost more?

Not for the first models we compared. These are the Inesis 100 and Ben Sayers M8 sets, both junior sets, the Callaway Elyte X driver, the Wilson wedge and the Inesis putter. For each, the maker’s UK page lists the same RRP for both hands. RRP means the maker’s recommended retail price, and shop prices can differ from it on the day.

Before you buy

Every price in this guide is the maker’s RRP, checked on 14 Nov 2026, and every spec comes from the maker’s UK page. Where a table says “not stated by the maker”, check that spec on the maker page. Our advice is a starting guide. If you plan to spend more than about £500, book a fitting in person with a golf professional before you buy.

Do you need left-handed clubs? How to tell

You need left-handed clubs if you swing with your right shoulder pointing at the target and your left hand lower on the grip. The hand you write with is not the test; the side you swing from is. These five checks need little more than a broom and, if you can, a trip to a driving range.

1. Swing a broom or a bat. Note which side feels natural and lets you swing freely.
2. Check your stance. If your right shoulder points at the target, you swing left-handed.
3. Check your grip. Left-handed golfers hold the club with the left hand lower, nearer the clubhead.
4. Try both sides at a range. If you can borrow or hire clubs, hit a few balls each way.
5. Look at the clubface. On a left-handed club, the face aims at the target when you stand to the ball from the left-handed side.

Can a left-handed person use right-handed clubs?

Yes, if they swing right-handed. In golf, handedness describes the side you stand on and swing from, so buy clubs to match your swing.

Swinging right-handed clubs from the left side does not work, because the clubface points the wrong way. If you are unsure, our guide to what clubs you need helps you start small while you settle on a side.

Which left-handed golf club sets can you buy?

Seven adult left-handed sets are in our catalogue, from RRP £159.99 to RRP £565. The main choice is size: a half set with a few clubs, or a full package with a club for most distances.

Set	Clubs	Bag	Draw bias, launch and lofts	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
Inesis First kit	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£159.99
Inesis 100 Adult Beginner Golf Club Half Set & Stand Bag	6: driver, 4 hybrid, 7 iron, 9 iron, sand wedge, putter	Stand bag	Draw bias (helps a slice), high launch, lofts of 14, 22 and 56 degrees, flex R, A or L	Yes	£239.99
MacGregor CG3000 ladies	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£249.99
MacGregor DCT4000 12 club	12	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£349.99
Ben Sayers M8 13-Piece Stand Bag Golf Package Set, Graphite/Steel	12: driver, 3 wood, 4 and 5 hybrids, 5 to 9 irons, pitching wedge, sand wedge, mallet putter	Stand bag	Men’s set, high launch, graphite and steel shafts	Yes	£359.99
Wilson Profile complete, men’s	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£525
Wilson Profile complete, women’s	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£565

Draw bias means the maker has set the club up to reduce a slice. For a left-hander, a slice is the shot that curves away to the left.

Who each set suits, by budget

We group picks in this guide by Build your bag’s budget bands: Under £200, £200 to £400, £400 to £700, £700 to £1,000 and Over £1,000.

Under £200

• Inesis First kit (£159.99): suits a left-hander who wants the lowest set RRP here. Trade-off: our notes do not list its clubs, so check the contents.

£200 to £400

• Inesis 100 half set (£239.99): suits new golfers who want fewer clubs to choose between. Trade-off: with only a 7 and 9 iron, the distance gaps are wider.
• MacGregor CG3000 ladies (£249.99): suits a left-handed woman who wants a ladies set. Trade-off: the club count and bag are not in our notes.
• MacGregor DCT4000 (£349.99): suits a golfer who wants 12 clubs. Trade-off: the bag and lofts are not in our notes.
• Ben Sayers M8 (£359.99): suits golfers who want a club for most distances from the start. Trade-off: it is a men’s set.

£400 to £700

• Wilson Profile complete, men’s (£525) and women’s (£565): suit golfers who want a complete Wilson set. Trade-off: both sit above our £500 line, so book a fitting first.

Half set or full set?

A half set covers the main jobs with fewer decisions on each shot. England Golf’s Get into Golf beginners guide says you need not buy a full set to start, because four key clubs get you round.

In England Golf’s words, the guide sets out to “make things simple, friendly and pressure-free”.

Our guide to choosing a half set or a full set goes through that choice in detail.

Which left-handed golf clubs suit children?

Left-handed sets for children are listed in our catalogue, and the main choice is how many clubs to start with. Two sets cover a similar height: the Inesis Kids set for ages 11 to 13 (145 to 160 cm, the maker’s range) and the U.S. Kids Golf TS6-57 (145 to 152 cm, the maker’s range).

Set	Clubs	Putter	Bag	Size (maker’s range)	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
Inesis Kids golf set 11-13 years	5: 24 degree hybrid, 7 iron, 9 iron, sand wedge, putter	Yes	Included	Ages 11 to 13, 145 to 160 cm	Yes	RRP £119.99
U.S. Kids Golf TS6-57 10 Club Only Set	10: titanium driver, 3 wood, 4 hybrid, 5 to 9 irons, pitching wedge, 56 degree wedge	No	Not included (clubs only)	145 to 152 cm	Yes	RRP £725

Who each junior set suits

• Inesis Kids set (£119.99, Under £200): suits a child starting out, with a putter and a bag included. Trade-off: a 7 and 9 iron leave wider distance gaps.
• U.S. Kids Golf TS6-57 (£725, £700 to £1,000): suits a child who wants a driver, a fairway wood and irons 5 to 9. Trade-off: it has no putter and no bag, so budget for both on top of its RRP.

Check the maker’s height range

Both makers give a height range for their set, so measure your child and compare the result with the range on the maker page. Our junior size guide explains how to measure and what to compare. For more by age, see junior golf clubs.

Can you buy left-handed irons, woods and hybrids on their own?

Yes. Makers list left-handed irons, fairway woods and hybrids singly, as well as inside sets. That suits a golfer adding to a half set or replacing one club.

Left-handed iron sets

Seven left-handed iron sets are in our notes, from RRP £349.99 to RRP £1,049.

Iron set	Clubs in the set	Draw bias and forgiveness	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
MacGregor MACSPD irons	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£349.99
Wilson DYNAPWR irons, steel	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£749
Callaway Apex Ai200 irons	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£999
Callaway Quantum Max OS irons	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£1,002
Callaway Elyte X irons	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£1,049
Ping G440 irons	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	No UK RRP stated by the maker
Ping G440 HL irons	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	No UK RRP stated by the maker

For any iron set, check the make-up (for example 4-PW or 5-PW) and the shaft (steel or graphite) on the listing. Our guide to irons for high handicappers explains what to look for.

Who each iron set suits, by budget

• £200 to £400, MacGregor MACSPD (£349.99): suits a left-hander who wants a standalone iron set at the lowest RRP here. Trade-off: the set make-up is not in our notes.
• £700 to £1,000, Wilson DYNAPWR steel (£749) and Callaway Apex Ai200 (£999): suit a golfer ready to spend more on irons. Trade-off: both sit above our £500 line, so book a fitting first.
• Over £1,000, Callaway Quantum Max OS (£1,002) and Callaway Elyte X (£1,049): suit the same golfer at a higher budget. Trade-off: the same £500 fitting line applies.
• No UK RRP, Ping G440 and G440 HL: suit a golfer who wants Ping irons. Trade-off: Ping states no UK RRP, so get a price before you plan your budget.

Left-handed fairway woods

Four left-handed fairway woods are in our notes, all in the £200 to £400 band.

Fairway wood	Draw bias	Lofts	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
Callaway Reva Rise fairway wood	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£289
Callaway Elyte X fairway wood	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£349
Ping G440 SFT fairway wood	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£350
Callaway Quantum Max D fairway wood	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£359

• Callaway Reva Rise (£289): suits a left-hander who wants the lowest fairway wood RRP here. Trade-off: loft and draw bias are not in our notes.
• Callaway Elyte X (£349): suits a golfer pairing woods within one Callaway range. Trade-off: the same gaps in our notes.
• Ping G440 SFT (£350): suits a golfer who wants a Ping fairway wood. Trade-off: the same gaps in our notes.
• Callaway Quantum Max D (£359): suits a golfer with the top of this band to spend. Trade-off: it has the highest fairway wood RRP here.

Left-handed hybrids

A hybrid sits between a fairway wood and an iron. Five left-handed hybrids are in our notes, all in the £200 to £400 band.

Hybrid	Draw bias	Lofts	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
Wilson DYNAPWR hybrid	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£229
Callaway Reva Rise hybrid	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£259
Ping G440 hybrid	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£295
Callaway Elyte X hybrid	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£299
Callaway Quantum Max OS hybrid	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	£309

• Wilson DYNAPWR (£229): suits a left-hander who wants the lowest hybrid RRP here. Trade-off: loft and draw bias are not in our notes.
• Callaway Reva Rise (£259): suits a golfer who also likes the Reva Rise fairway wood. Trade-off: the same gaps in our notes.
• Ping G440 (£295): suits a golfer who wants a Ping hybrid. Trade-off: the same gaps in our notes.
• Callaway Elyte X (£299): suits a golfer pairing it with Elyte X irons or woods. Trade-off: the same gaps in our notes.
• Callaway Quantum Max OS (£309): suits a golfer pairing it with Quantum Max OS irons. Trade-off: it has the highest hybrid RRP here.

Which left-handed drivers, wedges and putters can you buy?

Our notes list two left-handed drivers, one wedge and one putter, each sold singly. The Callaway Elyte X driver has the fullest specs: draw bias, high launch, lofts of 9, 10.5 and 12 degrees, flex A, R, S or X, and an RRP of £569.

Left handed driver

Model	Draw bias	Lofts	Flex	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
Callaway Elyte X Driver	Yes	9, 10.5, 12 degrees	A, R, S, X	Yes	£569
Ping G440 SFT Driver	Yes	not stated by the maker	not stated by the maker	Yes	not stated by the maker

If you want a left hand driver to tame a slice, draw bias is the spec to look for, and both drivers here have it. Our guide to drivers for beginners covers loft and flex in plain terms.

• Callaway Elyte X (£569, £400 to £700): suits a golfer who slices and wants a choice of loft and flex. Trade-off: it sits above our £500 line, so book a fitting first.
• Ping G440 SFT: suits a golfer who slices and wants a Ping driver. Trade-off: our notes give no loft, flex or RRP.

Wedges and putters

Model	Club	Maker notes	Left-handed	RRP (checked 14 Nov 2026)
Wilson Harmonized Wedge	Wedge	Lofts 52, 56, 60 degrees	Yes	£55
Inesis 100 Mallet Putter	Putter	Mallet head	Yes	£34.99

• Wilson Harmonized Wedge (£55, Under £200): suits a golfer adding a wedge to a half set, with three lofts to pick from. Trade-off: each loft is a separate club.
• Inesis 100 Mallet Putter (£34.99, Under £200): suits a golfer whose set lacks a putter, such as the U.S. Kids set above. Trade-off: our notes list one head shape only.

Worked example: three single clubs

Illustrative example: a left-hander builds part of a bag from the Callaway driver, the Wilson wedge and the Inesis putter. At RRP that is £569 + £55 + £34.99 = £658.99, which falls in Build your bag’s £400 to £700 band.

The driver alone is above our £500 line. So in this example, book a fitting in person before buying the driver, and choose the wedge and putter from the specs.

What should left-handed women check in ladies golf clubs?

For left-handed women, the checks are the hand, the shaft flex and the club length, each confirmed on the maker page. Two sets in the table above carry a women’s label: the MacGregor CG3000 ladies (RRP £249.99) and the Wilson Profile complete women’s (RRP £565).

A set does not need a women’s label to suit you. The Inesis 100 half set is listed in R, A and L flexes on the maker’s UK page.

Flex is how much the shaft bends during the swing. L, often called ladies flex, is the softest of those three, with A between L and R.

Before you buy, look for both the hand and the flex you want. A model can come in several flexes and both hands without every combination being in stock on the day. Our guide to women’s golf clubs covers more of the choice.

What should you check on used left-handed clubs?

Second-hand clubs can stretch a left-hander’s budget, as long as you confirm the hand before you pay. Ask for photos of each clubhead from the face side, check the listing says left-handed, and look closely at the grips, shafts and faces. Use this list before you buy.

• Hand: the face aims at the target when you stand with your right side towards it.
• Grips: no cracks, splits or shiny, worn patches.
• Shafts: steel shafts straight and free of dents; graphite shafts free of cracks near the head.
• Faces: grooves on irons and wedges still clearly visible.
• Contents: the clubs in the listing match the maker’s set list.

Our guide to used golf clubs has more on buying second-hand. If you are switching from right-handed clubs, our guide to selling your golf clubs explains how to pass them on.

How does Build your bag pick left-handed clubs?

Build your bag is free and needs no sign-up. It asks a few short questions, one per screen, and every pick comes with a reason, live since 14 Nov 2026.

• Hand: choose left, and only left-handed picks are shown.
• Sets: look at men’s sets, women’s sets or both; choosing both widens a left-handed woman’s shortlist.
• Your game: experience, height, 7 iron distance, most common miss and how often you play.
• Budget: one of the five bands listed in the sets section above.
• First choice: a complete package set, a half set, or a bag built club by club, with the reason.
• Top picks: then a top pick for each club, with a plain reason.
• Prices: the maker’s RRP, labelled RRP.
• Used clubs: not listed yet.

For a child, the junior route asks a few short questions and uses age bands of 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to 12 and 13 and over. It returns one junior set sized by the maker’s height range.

Picks come from rules and maker specs across a catalogue of 100 models, not from who pays us. Read more on how we choose. If you buy through a link, the retailer pays us a commission at no extra cost to you.

Our flex and length suggestions are a starting guide, so the £500 fitting rule in the note at the top of this guide applies.

In short

Left handed golf clubs are listed for every club type in this guide, singly and in sets. Confirm the side you swing from, pick a half set or full set to match your game, and check the hand on every listing.

For a shortlist built around your swing and budget, try Build your bag: a full set picked for your game and budget.