Reviewed by: beansy2 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Orlimar 12 degree fairway wood

Summary:
Love this club. As I am getting older I needed a club to replace my 2/3 irons. I CRUSH the club. Just stay in control. Don't force the shot and watch the magic happen.

Customer Service:
NONE- Found it in a garbage can. NO KIDDING !!!!! Somebody must have had a bad day.

Similar Products Used:
None

Reviewed by: Fred Warthog ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Orlimar Trimetal

Summary:
Great club. I can see why some people would have trouble skying the ball with this wood and yes, the sweet spot is small, but it you can make failry consistant contact with the ball you will be pelased with the results. Very workable and (in the 12 degree) long with lots of roll. Can't beat it for the price

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
Ping G2, Titlest 907, Ram Zebra 3 wood

Reviewed by: Golfguy928 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Orlimar TriMetal

Summary:
I used to have old Ping knockoffs (older than me) Then my dad bought me a 14* and 18* woods. These are hands down the best I have hit. Forgiving and the 14* is sneaky long, on a sweet hit the ball can go 280. The 18* is more of a 4wood and love to hit that baby off the ground and attack the par 5's. I have the stiff flex. I am thinking of getting a 22* but not sure yet.

Customer Service:
Great I went to Dicks got the babys like 50% off like normally $100 each but got them for $45.99. Best deal in a while

Similar Products Used:
Ping knockpffs(old), Taylormade Burner Buble, Cleveland Launcher, and some nike one

Reviewed by: akap4surf ,  Scratch Golfer

Model Reviewed:
13 and 17

Summary:
I now keep the 13 degree in my bag but only occasionaly keep the 4 wood. i must say once you upgrade the shaft and cut them down( they come at almost 44 inches)these clubs are great! they are super forgiving and dead long. It took me about four months to find the perfect clubs and i picked both of mine together n really good shape fopr 50.00 dollars. If you want a good fairway wood for not that much i picked up the 17 for $19.00 brand new, and the13 for $29.00 with a penley stealth seventy!

Customer Service:
not needed

Similar Products Used:
everyhting from titleist to adams to srixon

Reviewed by: danm7279 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Orlimar Trimetal 13 degree

Summary:
This club is pretty solid, but can be unreliable at times. Extremely shallow face forces you to put a real good swing on the ball. Good shots with this club are really good. I can hit many more par 5 greens in 2 since adding this stick to my bag. My old Callaway 3 wood produced a very high shot that did not fly very far. This club gives a more piercing trajectory, and I can easily get up to 50 more yards. I drove the green once with this club on a 310 yard par 4. Club feels very balanced and has good weighting. It can hit a ball off any lie, but is best off a low tee or from a nice tight lie in the fairway. Tends to sky the ball from the rough because of the shallow face. Fades and draws are easy to hit. I will top the ball occasionally with this club, but it has been worth it for the improvement over the Callaway and that problem is likely in my swing. Best of all, it cost me a whopping $20 used at 2nd Swing. This club has been good enough that I picked up a 17 degree model as well. We'll see how it works out.