Orlimar TriMetal #3 Fairway Wood – Left-Handed, 15° Regular Graphite Shaft

Meet the Orlimar TriMetal #3 Fairway Wood, a left-handed, men’s metalwood designed to blend distance with forgiveness. From tee to fairway, this club invites a confident feel and consistent contact, making on-course decisions smoother and more enjoyable.

Smart multi-material construction

The TriMetal #3 stacks three metals in a thoughtful arrangement, pairing a high-strength S450 maraging steel face with a vacuum cast 17-4 stainless steel sole. This combination aims for a crisp impact sound, responsive feedback, and optimized weight distribution that can help manage launch and stability throughout your swing.

• Thin 450 maraging steel face for a crisp strike and potential ball-speed improvements
• Vacuum cast 17-4 stainless steel sole for strong performance and weight distribution
• Copper-weighted screw shifts mass to boost MOI and forgiveness

Flight and control in a low-profile design

The distinctive low-profile head and shallow face are designed to help you get airborne more easily, even from tight lies. The copper PVD finish adds visual appeal while signaling a confident address at the range or on the course. The overall design aims to support steadier contact and consistent contact through the swing, without promising results on every shot.

• Low center of gravity redistributes weight to the sole for improved stability
• Shallow face assists easier launch from challenging lies and rough
• Rail-like sole guidance for smoother turf interaction

Playability and warranty

The 15-degree regular-flex graphite shaft offers a balanced feel across a range of swing speeds, making it a practical option for players seeking steady distance control and reliable feel. A one-year manufacturer’s warranty provides added reassurance against manufacturing defects, reflecting Orlimar’s confidence in the design.

On longer par 4s or tight fairway approaches, the TriMetal #3 is designed to offer a blend of distance, forgiveness, and feel that supports a confident on-course rhythm. Consider how the combination of materials, weight placement, and aerodynamics could translate to your strategy off the tee and from the fairway.