New junior and adult models build on the success of the Big Swing Driver
FARMINGTON, Utah – Little Links Golf today announces the launch of the Big Swing Wedge, bringing its approach to easier contact and early confidence for juniors in a fun and forgiving way to learn the short game. The Big Swing Wedge also comes in Adult Sizing, giving families the opportunity to play together with the same style of equipment.
The Big Swing Wedge combines an oversized head with 55 degrees of loft and added bounce to help beginners learn chipping and pitching. Its built-in training grip guides hand placement, while a flexible graphite shaft is designed to encourage rhythm and tempo. The club extends the brand’s focus on helping new golfers experience success from the start and enjoy practicing on the course, driving range, or at home.
“Little Links started because I wanted my son to feel the excitement and feel of hitting a good shot,” said Jason Streiff, founder of Little Links Golf. “With the Big Swing Wedge, we’re giving families another way to build on those early successes where kids can learn to chip and pitch, and parents can pick up an adult version and practice alongside them.”
Both kids and adult wedges are available in two colorways, red and pink, with right-handed versions offered at launch. Junior lengths are 24, 27 and 31 inches. Each wedge includes two oversized foam balls and two oversized plastic practice balls, giving families options for indoor practice with soft balls as well as outdoor play.
The launch follows the success of the Big Swing Driver, which pairs a 1,200cc head with a flexible graphite shaft and training grip. Little Links has sold approximately 10,000 drivers in 2025 and gained further momentum throughout 2026. The brand’s distribution includes direct-to-consumer and through more than 50 stores with an initial rollout in 10 PGA TOUR Superstore locations.
A father of five from Farmington, Utah, Streiff began developing Little Links after watching his youngest son struggle to connect with a conventional children’s club, causing a loss of confidence. He spent three years and more than $100,000 developing the driver, working with designers and testing it with children, including his own. Those experiences shaped the company’s focus on positive first encounters with golf.
Streiff brings a background in sales, marketing and e-commerce to Little Links. He previously led Streiff Marketing, an agency focused on helping brands grow on Amazon that adopted the Intero Digital name in 2023. His experience coaching youth sports and introducing his five children to sports informs the products he develops and the brand’s emphasis on shared family experiences.
Both versions of the Big Swing Wedge are available for preorder at littlelinks.golf, currently priced at $59.99 for both the kids and adult models.
About Little Links Golf
Little Links Golf creates golf training equipment to help children enjoy their first swings and give families more ways to play together. Founded by Jason Streiff, the lineup includes junior and adult drivers and wedges, practice accessories and a collaboration with author Tyler Mickelsen on the children’s book The Magic Swing. Learn more at littlelinks.golf or follow @littlelinks.golf on Instagram.
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