Golf Club Buyer's Guides: Hybrids
Hybrids Buying Guide
A hybrid is a club that combines the best features of an iron and a wood. It is used to make long-distance shots easier and more forgiving, especially from difficult lies like the rough. Hybrids have a smaller head than a fairway wood but are more forgiving than long irons, making them a great option for golfers who struggle with hitting long irons. They can be used for shots off the tee, from the fairway, or from the rough, and are especially helpful for approach shots to the green from a distance.
Workability vs. Forgiveness in Hybrids
Workability vs. Forgiveness in Hybrids refers to how the club influences a golfer’s ability to shape their shots (workability) versus how much the club helps on off-center hits (forgiveness). Hybrids offer a balance between these two factors, but they tend to lean more towards forgiveness due to their design. Forgiveness in Hybrids Workability in Hybrids […]
Read MoreHybrid Specs
Intro paragraph. Loft Length Weighting Adjustable vs. Bonded 1. Understand the Hybrid Loft Range Loft Range: Hybrids generally come in a range of lofts, typically between 3-7. These lofts correspond to different types of clubs in the golfer’s bag. For example: A 3-hybrid will typically have a loft between 19°-21° and is often used to […]
Read MoreDriving Irons
A driving iron (or utility iron) is a club designed to provide golfers with a more controlled, accurate alternative to fairway woods or hybrids, especially off the tee or from the fairway. These clubs are typically used by skilled golfers or those who prefer a more traditional approach to hitting long shots. Here are several […]
Read MoreWhy do I need a Hybrid?
A golfer may want a hybrid club for several reasons, as hybrids combine the best features of both irons and fairway woods, offering versatility and performance benefits that are especially useful for various situations on the course. Key Benefits When to use a Hybrid Benefits Key Benefits of a Hybrid Club: 1. Easier to Hit […]
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