Orlimar ATS Junior Boys Blue/Lime 7-Iron (Ages 5-8)
Orlimar ATS Junior Boys Blue/Lime 7-Iron (Ages 5-8)
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In this review the Orlimar ATS Junior Boys 7-iron is judged as a focused starter club for young left-handed golfers aged 5-8; the single biggest reason to consider it is the combination of a lightweight head and a flexible composite shaft that helps slower swing speeds get more distance and a higher launch. The club's 30.5 in length, 36 degree loft and soft undersized grip make it easy to handle for children between roughly 44-52 in tall, and the review examines performance, fit and value for families buying a first proper iron.
Key Features
- Lightweight 7-iron: Promotes a higher launch to help young players carry the ball toward or around the green with less effort.
- Age and height fit: Sized for boys ages 5-8 or about 44-52 in tall, giving a predictable fit for many early junior golfers.
- Flexible composite shaft: Adds a kick that increases distance for slower swing speeds common in this age group.
- 36 degree loft: Offers a forgiving trajectory that helps when learning approach shots and short-game alignment.
- Soft undersized grip: Makes the club comfortable to hold and encourages a secure, repeatable grip for small hands.
Who It's For
The Orlimar ATS junior 7-iron is ideal for beginner and developing left-handed boys in the 5-8 age range who need a single, easy-to-swing iron to learn ball contact and trajectory. Coaches and parents looking for a lightweight, purpose-built club to match a child's height will appreciate the measured fit and the forgiving loft for short approaches.
It is not aimed at older juniors or children taller than about 52 in, and families wanting a full set rather than an individual club should look at multi-club junior sets. Players seeking a very premium junior iron or advanced, tournament-level play will also want to step up to a more performance-oriented adult-style club as skills progress.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Light head and flexible shaft help produce higher launch and additional distance for slow swings.
- Appropriate 30.5 in length and undersized grip fit most children in the stated age/height range.
- 36 degree loft gives forgiving ball performance for approach shots and learning trajectories.
Cons
- Some users report the weight feels heavy for smaller or less strong children, so individual fit check is recommended.
- Durability feedback is mixed, so expect normal junior wear and inspect after extended use.
Specifications
| Club type | 7-iron (single club) |
| Intended age | Boys 5-8 years |
| Recommended height | 44-52 in |
| Length | 30.5 in |
| Loft | 36 degrees |
| Handedness | Left-handed |
| Shaft | Flexible composite shaft |
Our Verdict
The Orlimar ATS junior 7-iron is a solid single-club option for left-handed boys aged 5-8 who need a well-matched, easy-to-swing iron to learn ball striking and flight. Between the flexible shaft, forgiving loft and kid-friendly grip it represents good value for families starting the game, though parents should confirm the weight feels comfortable for their child and expect normal junior-level wear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this club right for right-handed kids?
No, this specific model is left-handed; right-handed players should seek the corresponding right-handed junior iron.
What height is this club best for?
It is designed for children approximately 44-52 in tall, which typically corresponds to ages 5-8.
Will the flexible shaft help with distance?
Yes, the flexible composite shaft adds a kick for slower swing speeds to help increase distance and launch.
Editor's Take
The Orlimar ATS junior 7-iron is a well-matched left-handed starter club for boys 5-8, offering a flexible shaft, forgiving 36 degree loft and kid-friendly grip that deliver good value for learning players.

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