Orlimar ATS Junior Pitching Wedge – Left-Handed, 24.5-Inch, Lime/Blue (Ages 3–5)

Balanced beginnings in the short game

The Orlimar ATS Junior Pitching Wedge is designed to support young golfers as they begin to explore wedge technique around the green. Built with kids in mind, this left-handed wedge combines a lightweight build with a friendly shape to encourage confident play without sacrificing safety or control.

With a compact 24.5-inch length and a 45.5-degree loft, the club helps introduce a proper launch and landing dynamic for aspiring chip and pitch shots. The result is a club that feels approachable yet capable, making practice sessions more engaging and productive for families and instructors alike.

Key specs at a glance

• Lightweight cavity-back design promotes a higher launch toward the green
• Age and height range: suitable for ages 3-5, roughly 36–44 inches tall
• Left-handed wedge, 24.5 inches in length, with a 45.5° loft
• Flexible composite shaft designed to help slower swings generate more distance
• Soft rubber undersized grip for comfortable hand feel during practice
• Vibrant lime and blue color scheme for easy identification on the course

Real-world use highlights the wedge’s practical benefits. The lighter feel can reduce fatigue during drills, while the flexible shaft provides a sense of additional reach for players still developing swing speed. The bold lime/blue finish isn’t just playful; it helps kids spot their club quickly during rounds or practice, which can boost focus and confidence.

Beginner-friendly and practice-ready

• Easy-to-swing design supports proper wedge technique for beginners
• Soft grip fosters comfortable hand position for learning grip and wrist action
• Colorful appearance makes the club easy to locate in bags or on mats
• Durable construction suited for early practice around greens

While results vary by player, this wedge is built to accompany children as they explore short-game shots. It presents a practical, kid-friendly path toward developing feel and control—without promising guarantees—focusing on possibilities that align with early skill-building and safe, enjoyable play.