Seeking advice for custom ladies set

I posted a couple weeks ago, but unfortunately had no response. I need a set built for a lefty 13 yo boy. He's a good young player who's outgrown his junior set. Looking to have a lady's set built from components. Would like somebody to fit and assemble a set for him. He's about 5' tall, and has a smooth swing speed between 80-85 mph (according to the Golf Town sim). He posts scores in the low 80's regularly, and needs a new set soon for a qualifying round on the Cisco Junior Tour (May 28). If anyone can offer advice on fitting him for the season, please respond.

Thanks in advance

I'm not sure a ladies set is the way to go.

A lite steel shaft in A+ may be closer to it.

Andre, if you are there... What do you think of the Raven i160's on the Platinum lite's (A/L) Then only a shaft check / adjustment as he grows! He could get several years out of the heads.

I am located in the GTA so I am afraid I can not help.

Good Luck

Thanks Jim. Do you carry the i160's left handed. Also I have not seen the shafts on your web site. They are in the Raven Catalogue . Anyway your suggestion is excellent. We need to know more though. What is the average carry with the driver on a calm day? I could not fit him for lie nor check his swing speed as Carleton place is not that close to my place. His best bet would be Artisan Golf in Kanata. I personally don't know Don but he was recently awarded a PCS award.

http://www.artisangolfco.com/

Like I said I never met him nor talked to him but for him to have reaped this honor is quite an accomplishment.

Don Irving - Artisan Golf
Don Irving of Artisan Golf Co was recently recognized as one of the six top
golf clubmakers in the world. He was named 2005 Professional Clubmakers'
Society (PCS) Regional Clubmaker of the year during ceremonies in March 5 at
the 14th annual PCS International Symposium and Expo in Louisville,
Kentucky. The PCS clubmaker of the year program recognizes outstanding
dedication and achievement.

A member of the PCS since 1999, Don has achieved the level of both Class "A"
Clubmaker and Professional Class "A" Clubmaker. He regularly attends
seminars and workshops on clubmaking and clubfitting and has studied the
golf swing extensively. He specializes in the selection of the proper
equipment to match an individual swing.
Don is a member of the Education and Training Committee of the Professional
Clubmakers Society. He works closely with other PCS members in Canada, the
United States and Europe.

Thank you both for your suggestions. I'll look into Artisan Golf.

Cheers