Orlimar Golf Escape Hybrid Irons with Graphite Shaft and Head Cover (Right Hand 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PW)

The club was very satisfactory

Neat little club. Reminds me a lot of a vintage PGA Scrambler trouble club. Club is smallish along side other hybrids. Kinda like a ladies club size. Hit a bunch of 50 yd run ups today getting used to it. Nailed some 150 yd targets. Straight, medium high flite, great feel and accurate. My goal is to get 135-150 yds out of it in my six club travel bag. Update...hit a bunch of 130 yarders this weekend...club is fantastic. The light weight shaft makes for great feel of club head. Hardly any swing effort required...just use wrist release.... FliesSTRAIGHT as an arrow for my swing. Workable, low, high, draw, etc. WOW!Update...several rounds later this club has exceeded my expectations. Great response and perfect for around 150 yards at 85 mph swing speed.Ok for value. Grip small. Weight 13.2 oz. Feels light. Performance TBD.

Easier to hit than my regular 4 iron plus more distance makes it a true winner.

I've played golf all my life, and at one time was pretty good. However now at age 70 my swing speed has slowed way down. Consequently my iron play has really suffered. The problem isn't so much distance - I can pull a 5 instead of a 7 iron - but height. Low shots can't carry hazards or hold greens. So hybrid clubs to the "rescue". I've played Orlimar clubs in the past and it's a quality brand. You can pay lots more for a hybrid - at $50 these are a great buy and allowed me to afford a set of 5-9. I chose the senior shaft. The quality is very good. The grips are fine but I prefer an oversize grip and put on Winn dry tac oversize grips. The clubs were D-0 swing weight when delivered and the heavier grip changed then to C-9.Probably like you, I really rely on these reviews - especially when buying something sight unseen and untried. So the bottom line - Buy Them! I couldn't believe how high they they launch the ball. They have a nice balance and have really helped my game. I've gained about 5 yds per club because they have a huge sweet spot and you'll love that feel of a solidly hit shot time after time. A hybrid 8 iron with the wide sole is a deadly chipping club. Hope this helps. One more thing - my golfing buddies have seen the light too.

The 7 hybrid was too stiff and hevy for me.

I am not a great golfer, older, wider and two years in. I love this club! Light weight so it allows me to follow through easier than my fairway woods. (I hope I used the right terms!).For me it is great value for the money!

I really did like the club easy to hit good distance seems to be well made only thing negative head cover did not come with clubwished it had come with it 4 stars only because of head cove otherwise 5 stars

If you have ever had the shanks, and I hope you never do, you know how it is disastrous to your game. It sometimes can last for days or weeks. I bought this club not to use regularly but when the shanks visit. I do use it in a extra set I have for a par 3 course. For the money it is a well made club, easy to hit and for me, shankless. 10/4/23 I have used this and a 9 from Orlimar repeatedly and wanted to update this review. These are truly quality clubs at a cost of 40% of the major brands. The finish is holding up along with performance. I highly recommend these clubs. They are “inexpensive” but not cheaply made.