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Question: Went to Orlimar site.  No help.  Can someone give me answer to degree of hybrid which equals the following;  2 , 3, 4, & 5 iron?
Document: I purchased the Orlimar Men's Hybrid IRS Iron Replacement System #3, as shown in the display photo. There is really no place in the order to specify the iron size equivalent. It showed a #3 so I ordered one.I received, however, a #7. The ordering process needs to be improved to allow customer specification of the club # they seek to purchase. ( as of Aug 14, 2011)This is no fault of the item, which feels solid and balanced.
I wanted to see if these were better than the hybrid irons I was already using, were they ever! I had been playing a 35,30,25,20 degree set of hybrids I assembled from components. I generally have a second shot of 140-170 yards and the mid irons are a very important component of my set composition. These are easy to hit and fly straight and high from the fairway but what really sets them apart is their ability to launch a similar flight from the rough. I never have been able to hit a 5 iron like this from the rough with such consistency.
I purchased the Orlimar IRS 7 iron in April. It works great. Always feels solid and I hit it much straighter than my regular 7 iron. I am going to purchase the IRS 5 iron and the IRS 6 iron.
Yes a little distance is lost and the flight is not quite as high but these glide through the rough and put the clubface square on the ball, amazing.I initially only ordered the 6 iron as a test then ordered the 4,5 and 7. Had I realized a full eight club set was available I might have gone that route to begin with although I am not sure I would like using this type of club for short irons so I will order it wedge and try it. As far as the mid irons are concerned they are the easiest (and accurate) clubs I have ever hit and I have had all the big name clubs in my bag at one time including clubs I have assembled, where were these clubs when I started to play?
my graphite 3 iron was coming apart after 20 years of beating down on it so bought this to replace.I've only hit it about 20 times and so far pretty good results. When I hit it solid I am getting better ball flight and distance than the 3 iron.Seems that as time goes by I will get better at finding the sweet spot so I'd say its a good club to own. Cant be beat for the price !
I think I'll look at trying a 4 hybrid to try at improving my 160-190 distance consistency. I noticed that the offset seems to be smaller than other 7 hybrids and woods I have tried previously. Further, the club seems a bit shorter that the Ping black dots I use. All I know for sure is that an easy swing gives me the yards I need. I hope you get the same results!FOLLOW-UPI purchased the 4 hybrid and it is the best club in my bag for the 170-180 yard shots.
I bought this hybrid to replace a much more expensive golf club that I found nearly impossible to hit straight because of an apparent draw bias that was built into the club. I don't loft the ball as high into the air as I did with the expensive club, but the distance is comparable, and I can hit the ball straight now. Overall, I am happy with my Orlimar hybrid. I own two now, and will buy others.
I purchased the 6i replacement, with 31 degree loft and senior flex. The club is easy to swing and I have seen good results. Hybrids as a general rule are more forgiving than their iron equivalents and this club is no exception. I would say the only negative would be the grip, which is a bit "cheapish" and will need to be replaced eventually. The loft is good and the distance is decent. The clubhead is shaped a bit different from my other hybrids, but it is a solid club that I believe you'll like and it's priced right too.
I purchased a 7 hybrid on a lark because it was so cheap, I figured it would be a throw-away if it wasn't any good. I have had trouble with consistency using my irons at 140-160 yards. The first swing of this club gave a straight 140 yards and to my amazement, subsequent hits were consistently good! Its probably my inability to get my 5-7 irons working properly. I'm just glad to have a club in the bag I can use with confidence, and by the way was a real bargain.
I also purchased the 9 hybrid and it works so much better when I'm in the rough. I now have the 5 hybrid on order and expect I'll be pleased with it as well.The bottom line is that I miss-hit with these clubs far fewer times than my regular irons and even when I do, I usually still get decent distance. I like the heavier feel of the heads on the clubs, several reviewers said they didn't like it but I sure do. I have purchased/tried other hybrid clubs and these are the keepers for me.
Answer: yes