Top 3 Cobra Junior Driver Left Handed Picks for Young Golfers

Updated November 2026

Shopping for a cobra junior driver left handed model means matching three things: the child’s height, the club’s length and the shaft flex. Cobra makes junior drivers in left-handed versions, but many lefty kids end up with a right-handed club or a set that is too long to swing well. The picks below were chosen by checking product listings, manufacturer specifications and common owner feedback. Each one is a left-handed club sized for a specific age range or height, and each is judged on fit, shaft type and ease of use.

Our Top Picks

Product	Best for	Key feature
Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver	Ages 3–5, 36–44 inch height	29 inch length, flexible graphite
Left Handed Cobra T-Rail 2 Womens Hybrid Iron Set	Lefty golfers building a starter set	Hybrid and iron combination
Orlimar ATS Junior 7 Iron Golf Club Left Handed	Ages 5–8, 44–52 inch height	30.5 inch cavity back design

Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver Boys & Girls Ages 3-5

Best for: Young lefty drivers aged 3–5 who are 36–44 inches tall.

This is the youngest-age option on the list and suits a first driver for a small child. Manufacturers specify a 29 inch length and a 15 degree loft, which keeps the club light enough for a short backswing.

Pros

• Length sized for children 36–44 inches tall
• Flexible graphite shaft helps small swings get the ball airborne

Cons

• Too short for kids who have outgrown the height range

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Left Handed Cobra T-Rail 2 Womens #5-9 + GW & SW Hybrid Iron Set

Best for: Lefty golfers who want a combined hybrid and iron set rather than a single driver.

This set suits a young golfer who is ready to move past one-club practice and needs a range of distances. Despite the womens designation in the listing name, the clubs are a left-handed Cobra iron configuration and are worth checking against the child’s height.

Pros

• Covers mid-iron, hybrid and wedge distances in one purchase
• Left-handed build from a recognized brand

Cons

• The womens label in the listing may confuse buyers who are shopping for a junior set

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Orlimar ATS Junior 7 Iron Golf Club Left Handed Boys Ages 5-8

Best for: Adding a single left-handed iron to a child’s bag for kids aged 5–8.

This club fits children who are 44–52 inches tall and are ready to hit from the fairway. The 30.5 inch length and cavity back design are meant to offer forgiveness on off-center strikes.

Pros

• Length matched to kids 44–52 inches tall
• Cavity back design is meant to make mishits more forgiving

Cons

• A single iron does not replace a full set or a driver

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Buying Guide

Match the club length to your child’s height

Length is the first filter. A driver that is too long forces a child to stand too upright and swing across the ball. Check the height range in the listing against your child’s current height, not the age on the box.

Check the shaft flex for swing speed

Junior shafts are usually labeled as regular, junior or senior flex. A flexible graphite shaft is commonly recommended for slower swing speeds, while a stiffer shaft suits faster swings. Ask a qualified club fitter if you are unsure.

Confirm the club is genuinely left-handed

Some listings include the word “left” but mix in right-handed components. Read the specifications and confirm the grip and clubhead orientation before buying.

Plan for growth

Kids grow quickly, so a club that fits now may be short in a year. Consider how long the child will realistically use the club before choosing.

Good picks for this: Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver and Orlimar ATS Junior 7 Iron Golf Club Left Handed

FAQ

What height range should a junior left-handed driver suit?

Listings typically give a height range, and the club should match that range for the child. The Orlimar driver above is listed for children 36–44 inches tall.

Is a junior driver the same as a senior driver with less length?

Not exactly. Junior drivers usually have shorter shafts, lighter weight and more flexible shafts than adult drivers. Length alone does not make a club suitable.

When should a child move up to a bigger club?

When the child’s height moves past the listed range or swings feel cramped, it is time to size up. Measure height every few months during growth years.

Conclusion

For a young lefty who needs a first driver, the Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver is the most direct match. Families building a starter set can look at the Left Handed Cobra T-Rail 2 hybrid and iron set, while the Orlimar ATS Junior 7 Iron suits a child who needs one fairway club. Always check height and shaft flex before buying. Consult a golf professional or club fitter if you are unsure about sizing.

Sources

• Rules, equipment standards and guidance on club specifications
• Growth and height reference data for children and adolescents (cdc.gov)
• Instruction and fitting resources for junior golfers

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