Left-handed golfers should not have to compromise on fit or performance. This collection brings together left-handed clubs, package sets, junior equipment and the gloves worn by left-handed players.

Shop options for different skill levels and budgets at Golf 360, with expert advice and fast New Zealand delivery.

What Makes a Golf Club Left-Handed?

A left-handed club is designed to strike the ball when the golfer stands on the opposite side from a right-handed player. The head shape, face orientation and hosel are mirrored; it is not simply a right-handed club swung the other way. Shafts and general fitting principles remain just as important.

Left-Handed Clubs from Tee to Green

Our selection can include drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, wedges and putters from leading brands. Availability varies by model because not every loft, head shape or specification is produced left-handed. Compare the appropriate main category—such as Golf Drivers, Golf Irons or Golf Putters—then check the handedness shown on the product.

Which Hand Should Your Golf Glove Go On?

Most left-handed golfers wear a glove on the right hand because it is the upper hand on the grip. Product wording can be confusing, so check whether “right hand” describes the hand wearing the glove rather than the golfer's playing orientation. Browse our wider Golf Gloves range when comparing styles.

Left-Handed Package Sets and Junior Clubs

Selected complete and junior sets provide a convenient way to build a left-handed bag. Always confirm height, shaft flex and included clubs as well as orientation. Younger players should use appropriately weighted equipment from our Junior Golf Sets range rather than cut-down adult clubs.

Fit Matters Just as Much Left-Handed

Handedness is only the starting point. Length, lie angle, loft, shaft weight and flex can all affect comfort, strike and ball flight. Choose equipment that fits the player rather than settling for the first left-handed option available.

Use the filters and product specifications carefully, and contact Golf 360 if you need help confirming a left-handed setup.