Orlimar ATS Junior Girl Sky Blue Putter – Right Hand (Ages 9-12)

Overview

The Orlimar Sky Blue ATS junior putter is a thoughtfully sized club built for young learners stepping onto the greens. It balances a light, responsive feel with sturdy construction, helping budding golfers build confidence as they practice and play.

Who it’s for

Designed for girls aged 9–12 or those standing roughly 52–60 inches tall, this right-handed putter is sized to support a comfortable stance and a smooth, repeatable stroke on both practice greens and on the course.

What makes it stand out

• A graphite shaft paired with a plumber neck hosel delivers a light, responsive action ideal for developing rhythm.
• The mallet-style head provides stability and forgiveness as players learn to line up putts with greater consistency.
• A soft face insert combined with a visible alignment feature helps aiming feel intuitive, whether practicing with family or friends.
• Technical aspects include a 30.5-inch length, 3 degrees of loft, and a right-handed design tuned for growing players.
• A soft rubber undersized grip enhances comfort and control during longer practice sessions and quick rounds.

On course or practice use

In practice and on the course, the alignment cues and forgiving mallet head support a steadier setup and a smoother stroke toward the target. The lightweight construction can help players focus on rhythm, distance control, and touch rather than heavy equipment.

Size, loft, and feel

• Length: 30.5 inches; Loft: 3 degrees; Handed: Right.
• Construction features a graphite shaft for reduced swing weight and easy handling.
• Soft undersized grip designed for juvenile hands and comfortable control during practice rounds.

• Wipe the grip after use to preserve the soft texture and grasp.
• Store in a dry place and wipe the clubface and shaft if exposed to moisture during play.

Summary

This junior putter blends kid-friendly ergonomics with a forgiving mallet head, a lightweight graphite shaft, and an approachable alignment system. It invites young players to explore putting fundamentals with a tool sized for their hands and height, focusing on progression and enjoyment rather than guarantees.