The best match depends on the child’s height, age, and whether the club is truly left-handed. The supplied list includes two left-handed junior drivers: Orlimar’s 29-inch model for ages 3–5 and Little Links’ oversized driver for ages 2–6. Other listed drivers are right-handed, so they are not substitutes for a left-handed golfer. The table below separates true matches from products that may help with comparison but do not meet the left-handed-driver requirement.
| Product | Hand | Best fit or distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Orlimar ATS, ages 3–5 | Left-handed | Young golfers 36–44 inches tall |
| Little Links Big Swing | Left-handed | Ages 2–6; oversized head and grip trainer |
| Orlimar ATS, boys ages 5–8 | Right-handed | Not suitable as a left-handed driver |
| Orlimar ATS, girls ages 5–8 | Right-handed | Not suitable as a left-handed driver |
| Orlimar ATS, boys ages 9–12 | Right-handed | Not suitable as a left-handed driver |
Orlimar ATS Left-Handed Driver, Ages 3–5
Best for: Left-handed boys and girls ages 3–5, or children about 36–44 inches tall. This is the clearest age-and-height-specific left-handed driver in the list.
Its listed specifications are a 29-inch club length, 320cc head volume, and 15 degrees of loft. The loft is intended to support a higher-launching tee shot. Choose this if the child fits the stated size range and needs a conventional junior driver with explicitly listed left-handed orientation.
Limitation: The listed age and height range is narrow; children outside it may need a different club size. Confirm the child’s dominant swing side before ordering.
Little Links Big Swing Left-Handed Driver
Best for: Very young left-handed golfers ages 2–6 who may benefit from a large clubhead and a guided grip. The product is described as lightweight and balanced for children and includes a molded grip trainer designed to guide hand placement.
The manufacturer lists an oversized 1200cc clubhead and describes its large sweet spot as making contact easier. Those features make it a different choice from the more conventional 29-inch Orlimar driver: choose Little Links if the built-in grip guidance and oversized head are priorities.
Limitation: The supplied product details do not state the club’s length or loft. Check sizing and specifications before choosing it over a driver with published measurements.
Orlimar ATS Driver, Boys Ages 5–8
Best for: Right-handed boys ages 5–8 who are about 44–52 inches tall. This is included as a size-range comparison, not as a left-handed recommendation.
The product listing identifies it as right-handed and notes a blue-and-lime color scheme. If the child is right-handed and fits the stated range, it may be a relevant age-based option. If the child swings left-handed, do not choose this club simply because its age range seems appropriate.
Limitation: It is explicitly right-handed, so it does not meet the central requirement for a left-handed driver.
Orlimar ATS Pink Driver, Girls Ages 5–8
Best for: Right-handed girls ages 5–8 or about 44–52 inches tall. It offers more published club details than some comparison options: 34 inches long, 320cc volume, and 15 degrees of loft.
The high-lofted design is described as promoting a high-launching tee shot. Compare its stated dimensions with the child’s current club and size, but treat those specifications as information for right-handed golfers only.
Limitation: The driver is expressly right-handed and is not appropriate as a left-handed club.
Orlimar ATS Driver, Boys Ages 9–12
Best for: Right-handed boys ages 9–12 or 52–60 inches tall who need a flexible-shaft junior driver. Its listed features include a flexible composite shaft and soft rubber grip; the shaft is described as adding kick for slower swing speeds.
This model is a useful age-and-height comparison for an older junior, but the supplied details do not identify its length or loft. Do not use it as a substitute for a left-handed club.
Limitation: It is right-handed, so it does not satisfy a left-handed golfer’s needs.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Junior Left-Handed Driver
How do you confirm the correct handedness?
Check the product’s stated orientation, not the child’s writing hand or the club’s color. The two left-handed drivers in this list are the Orlimar ATS for ages 3–5 and the Little Links Big Swing. The other listed drivers are right-handed.
Should age or height guide the size choice?
Use both as starting points. The Orlimar ATS left-handed model is listed for ages 3–5 and heights of 36–44 inches. The Little Links model covers ages 2–6, but the supplied details do not provide a height range or club length. A child’s fit may not align exactly with an age label.
What features matter for a beginner?
Consider club length, loft, head design, and grip. A 15-degree loft is listed for the Orlimar left-handed driver, while Little Links emphasizes its oversized head and molded grip trainer. These features differ, so choose based on the child’s fit and learning needs rather than assuming one design suits every beginner.
When should you avoid a listed option?
Avoid any explicitly right-handed driver for a left-handed golfer. Also compare measurements before choosing a club when the listing does not provide key sizing details. The supplied information does not establish that a right-handed model can be used left-handed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which listed driver is specifically left-handed?
The Orlimar ATS driver for ages 3–5 and the Little Links Big Swing driver are identified as left-handed.
What age is the Orlimar left-handed driver designed for?
It is listed for boys and girls ages 3–5, or children about 36–44 inches tall.
Does the Little Links driver list a club length?
No. The supplied product details state its age range, oversized head, and grip trainer, but not its club length or loft.
Can a right-handed junior driver serve as a left-handed driver?
The listed right-handed drivers do not meet the left-handed requirement. Select a product explicitly identified as left-handed.