Orlimar Escape HL #3 Fairway Wood – Senior Lite Graphite, Right-Handed

Overview

The Orlimar Escape HL line is designed with seniors in mind, blending lighter weight with forgiving geometry and a broad loft range. This versatile fairway wood family aims to support smoother swings while offering options for different holes and course layouts, all without promising guaranteed results.

Versatile loft range for many holes

Escape HL fairway woods cover lofts from 15 degrees up to 37 degrees, with options from a #3 to a #15 wood (or the equivalent of a 7 or 8 iron). This breadth allows you to adapt launches for tee shots, fairway approaches, and longer approach shots from various lies.

• Lofts range: 15° to 37° with #3–#15 options
• Head length around 43 inches for a stable setup

Forgiving face design and weighting

The club uses a wrap-around, ultra-thin face with variable thickness to support higher ball speeds across the face. Progressive internal heel weighting helps square the face at impact and can promote a draw-friendly flight. A face-forward design reduces hosel contact, aiding control on mis-hits.

• Ultra-thin, variable-thickness face for potential speed gains
• Progressive internal heel weighting supports square impact and draw bias
• Face-forward geometry reduces hosel mishits

Senior-friendly setup

Built for smoother, easier swings, the Escape HL uses a Lite graphite shaft with a right-handed senior configuration and a soft rubber grip. The head cover is included to protect the club during transport and storage.

• Right-handed senior 3-wood with 15° loft and 43" length
• Ultra-light graphite Lite flex shaft and comfortable rubber grip
• Head cover included for protection

Practical on-course use

Whether you face tight fairways or need reliable distance on longer par-4s, the Escape HL aims to deliver a forgiving feel and versatile launch options. The combination of loft variety and forgiving geometry may help maintain confidence on approach shots.

How to choose your loft

Think about your typical yardages, preferred shot shapes, and the course layouts you encounter most often. Testing a few lofts can help you identify which setting aligns with your comfort and consistency on the course.