Orlimar ATS Junior Golf #5 Hybrid – Lime/Blue (Right-Hand, Ages 3-5, 27in)

Playful, kid-friendly design that grows with your young golfer

The Orlimar ATS Junior Golf Hybrid is crafted for little players who are just discovering the joy of golf. With a 27-inch length and a right-handed setup, it fits children aged 3–5 years or 36–44 inches tall, offering a comfortable starting point as their swings develop. The vibrant lime and blue palette adds a sense of fun that can help kids stay engaged during practice and play.

Hybrid performance that supports longer, easier shots

Blending the forgiving feel of a fairway wood with the precision of an iron, this junior hybrid helps youngsters reach farther from the fairway and even skim through light rough with confidence. The result is more consistent contact and pleasing trajectory as they learn the basics. A lightweight build and flexible shaft contribute to an easier, more responsive feel for slower swing speeds.

• Lightweight construction reduces fatigue and supports a smoother rhythm
• Flexible composite shaft adds a touch of kick for slower swings
• Soft rubber grip enhances grip comfort during longer practice sessions

On-course practicality and a bold, easy-to-spot look

The lime and blue colorway isn’t just playful; it makes the club easy to identify among a bag full of gear. The included retro-style headcover protects the club between rounds and travels securely in the bag, so little players can grab it and go with less fuss.

• Includes a color-coordinated retro headcover
• Bright styling helps kids and parents locate the club quickly on the course

How this club supports early play and learning

From tee to practice green, the design aims for a higher launch off the fairway, which can help young players feel the ball lift cleanly. The 27-inch length is scaled for small frames, promoting a confident swing and repeatable practice sessions as kids gain pace and control.

Tips for parents and kids

Pair this club with simple drills that emphasize rhythm, stance, and tempo. Start with short swings to build confidence, then gradually introduce targets and light feedback to keep practice enjoyable and productive.

• Encourage a relaxed grip and a smooth, controlled takeaway
• Use targets on the practice area to build distance awareness