Orlimar TriMetal Plus Fairway Woods
Orlimar TriMetal Plus Fairway Woods
[May 07, 2002]
Ricky Baht
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Orlimar Hip Steel
Wow, I absolutely crush this club. The best 3 wood I ever hit. Just like it''s big brother the Hip Ti you just can''t beat it. I highly recommend this club. Don''t buy Calloway and Taylormade they charge way to much and aren''t as good as Orlimar. Orlimar fairway woods are the most used on the PGA Tour. Customer Service Never had to deal with them Similar Products Used: Mizuno, Taylor, Calloway |
[Feb 05, 2002]
John5
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
14 degree EI 70+ reg shaft
As a beginning golfer, it''s easily my most consistant club. With a relaxed swing, 8 out of 10 shots are dead-on straight and comfortably over 200 yards both off the tee and on the fairway. Wish I could hit my irons half as well as I hit with this club. Nice looking. Nice feel. Sound great when hit. My favorite club in the bag. If I could figure out a way to putt with it, I would. Customer Service No experience. Similar Products Used: Adams Tight Lies. |
[Dec 27, 2001]
soccerskillzmc
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
orlimar trimetal plus 14 and 20 deg
Strength:
None great clubs taht are easy to hit and dead accurate. however, on my first hit with the 14 deg model, i skied it, proving that the face is still shallow, though not as shallow as the origonals. Still a good club overall. Customer Service not had to deal with them Similar Products Used: None |
[Dec 17, 2001]
Tadd
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Orlimar Trimetal Plus 12*
Strength:
None Recently purchased this beauty off of ebay. Was a bit nervous with a tour stiff shaft(EL-70+). But my swing does not have a smooth tempo, and this was reccommended to me. I played with it this weekend, and was dropping draws about 220-230 off the tee, and about 200 of the turf. Unbelievable. I am not a great golfer, but this club makes me feel very confident. I could hit from just about any lie. Now I know it''s not this super club, doing this, but it psychologically has changed my game. I really enjoy this club, and with ther deals available on the net and in stores, it is worth trying out. Similar Products Used: None |
[Nov 22, 2001]
jestermonk
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Orlimar TriMetal Plus 12, 16, 20 deg
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None There is vast difference between these and the earlier version (TriMetal). The new shaft makes a world of difference. Before these, I used the Cleveland Quadpro fairway woods, and while they are fine clubs, I think Orlimar with EI-70 is distinctly better in terms of control, and my confidence over the ball. They do have a definite bias towards a right to left trajectory, and it takes some getting used to. Appears as though these clubs are being discontinued becuase it is possible to pick them up for very good price right now from a number of outlets. I think they represent an awesome bargain. Customer Service No experience Similar Products Used: Cleveland Quadpro |
[Nov 18, 2001]
harvey
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
olimar tri metal plus
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None not a good fairwood ball has a tendency to fade off club head very weak distance club olimar has always made junk anyway i don''t know how they stay in business Similar Products Used: None |
[Nov 17, 2001]
bbgolf
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
orlimar trimetal plus 14+ 3 wood/ 18+ 5 wood
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None these are truly wonderful clubs. easy to hit off the tee, fairway and tight lies. the 3 and 5 are easy to high or low . the ball just wants to go straight. the stock true temper ei-70 shaft is no slouch either. great club, great shaft, and awesome price. the are being closed out so shop around you''ll be surprised what you pay, because it doesn''t reflect the quality. 75.00 each. Customer Service the best period! bring the club to authorized dealer they send it back you get a new one! no questions asked. simply the best! Similar Products Used: callaway steelhead plus, cleveland, titleist 975f, precept tour, tight lies st, mizuno tzoid forged, etc. i have tried most, i think i have a problem? |
[Oct 14, 2001]
longwong15
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Orlimar plus 14
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None I''ve tried a bunch of fairway metals (steelhead plus, 975f, firesole) but the orlimar outperformed them all. Versatility is the strong suit of this club. This is a fairway metal you actually want to hit from the fairway. No wonder why it''s one of the top 3 woods on the tour. If you don''t enjoy this club then you have some seroius problems. Similar Products Used: None |
[Aug 16, 2001]
D.J. Kim
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
TriMetal+ 16.5* w/Reg Flex Graphite
Very easy club to hit. a little bit heavy for me but it still works. if i take it very easy with the swing, it get the ball up very quickly and very long. i was never good at hitting long irons consistently. now i'm using this whenever possible. works wonderfully from fairway bunkers too. Similar Products Used: Liquid Metal, VFT, Cleveland |
[Aug 15, 2001]
Mike C
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
14 degree EI 70+ stiff shaft
Just got this club the other day, was looking for something a little easier to hit and a bit longer than my 13 year old taylormade. This seems to be it. On the range and on the one time out on the course this club seems very very easy to hit, and about 10 yards longer than my old 13 degree taylor. I have been just trying to hit fades to keep it in play on short par 4s, and so far I have been spliting the fairway, hitting it about 250 to 260 yards. Similar Products Used: Cleveland Quadpro, Adams tightlies ST, Titlest 975F, Taylormade |