Orlimar ATS Junior Boys' Red/Black Series 7-Iron - High Launch

Our review of the Orlimar ATS Junior Boys' Red/Black 7-iron finds it best suited to boys aged 9-12 or those roughly 52-60 in tall who need a forgiving, launch-friendly short iron. The single biggest reason to consider this club is its lightweight head and flexible composite shaft that together promote a higher launch and added distance for slower swing speeds, which makes it easier for juniors to get the ball close to the green. The club is right-handed and sized to help younger players build confidence with a comfortable, undersized rubber grip.

Key Features

• Lightweight #7-iron: Promotes a high launch that helps juniors carry the ball toward or around the green with less effort.
• Junior sizing: Designed for boys ages 9-12 or heights between 52-60 in so the length and balance match typical junior mechanics.
• 33.5 in length: A shorter shaft than adult irons that improves control and encourages proper swing tempo for developing players.
• 36 degree loft: Provides a dependable trajectory useful for approach shots and short-game situations.
• Flexible composite shaft: Adds kick for increased distance with slower swing speeds common to juniors.
• Soft rubber undersized grip: Helps smaller hands maintain a secure, comfortable hold through the swing.

Who It's For

This club is ideal for young boys aged roughly 9-12 or those around 52-60 in tall who are learning to play and need equipment matched to their size and swing speed. It suits beginners and intermediate junior players who benefit from a lighter head and a flexible shaft that encourage higher ball flight and more carry.

Players outside the specified age or height range, stronger junior hitters who prefer heavier heads, or those who need a left-handed club should look elsewhere. Also, parents seeking a full junior set rather than a single 7-iron may prefer a complete junior kit.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Lightweight head and flexible shaft work together to boost launch and distance for slower swings.
• Appropriate 33.5 in length and undersized grip improve comfort and control for smaller hands.
• Well built and good value for a single junior iron, matching customer comments about build quality and size.
• Right-handed design fits the majority of junior right-handed players in the target age range.

Cons

• Some users note the club can feel either very light or a little heavy depending on the child, so perceived weight may vary.
• Head durability received at least one negative comment about strength, so very rough use could expose a weakness.

Specifications

Club type	7-iron
Length	33.5 in
Loft	36 degrees
Hand	Right-handed
Shaft	Flexible composite shaft
Grip	Soft rubber undersized grip
Recommended age/height	Ages 9-12 / 52-60 in

Our Verdict

The Orlimar ATS Junior Boys' Red/Black 7-iron is a sensible single-club purchase for parents and coaches who need a right-handed short iron sized for 9-12 year olds. Its combination of a lightweight head, flexible composite shaft and undersized grip offers good value by helping slower-swinging juniors get more carry and better control, though buyers should be mindful of mixed feedback on perceived weight and occasional head durability issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age and height is this club designed for?
It is intended for boys ages 9-12 or those between about 52-60 in tall.

Is this club right- or left-handed?
This 7-iron is manufactured for right-handed players.

Will the flexible shaft help distance?
Yes, the flexible composite shaft adds kick that can increase distance for juniors with slower swing speeds.