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Easiest Hitting Hybrids???

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I currently have a pair of 3H and 4H Cleveland DST Hybrids. I cant hit them for nothing! 3-10 hits actually go where i want them. I have spent ALOT of time on them and it cant figure them out. Are there any other hybrids that seem to hit easier? Any info on this would help greatly. Thanks for your time.

Golf Bag
Driver:
Woods:
Irons:: CG7 Black Pearls
Wedges CG14 52-56Hybrids:PutterBall E6

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vct33 Established Member

vct33

My Bobby Jones hybrids are amazing and very easy to hit.

My equipment:

Driver - Callaway FT3 Fusion (9 degree)
3 Wood - Orlimar Tri-Metal (9 degree)
Hybrids - Bobby Jones (17, 21 & 25 degree)

Irons - KZG XCB 5 - PW

Wedges - Warrior (52 & 56 degree)

Putter - STX Envision

Ball of choice - Callaway TOUR i(s)

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3 wiggle Established Member

3 wiggle

Overall i like the clevelands, but the ping G15s are by far the easiest.

In my L8...
Driver: Launcher 460 9.5
Fairway Wood: 18 degree hybrid
Irons: G5 3-GW
Wedges: m/b 50, 56Putter: Anser 2Ball: D2 Feel

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Keith412 Established Member

Keith412

love my ping rapture 21 degree

Rapture Driver (12 degrees)
Rapture V2 4 Wood (17.5 degrees)
Rapture Hybrid (21 Degrees)
X-24 Hot Irons (4 through PW)
CG15 Wedges, 48, 52 and 58 degrees Method Putter #1 HX Hot Plus Golf Balls

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Deryck Griffith Great Member

Deryck Griffith

MIzuno MP CLK (with a steel shaft).

http://www.mizunousa.com/equipment.n...golf&cat;=woods

Deryck Griffith

Titleist 910 D3: 9.5deg GD Tour AD DI7x | Nike Dymo 3W: 15deg, UST S-flex | Mizuno MP CLK Hybrid: 20deg, Project X Tour Issue 6.5, HC1 Shaft | Mizuno MP-57 4-PW, DG X100 Shaft, 1deg upright | Cleveland CG15 Wedges: 52, 56, 60deg | Scotty Cameron California Del Mar | TaylorMade Penta, TP Black LDP, Nike 20XI-X

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tristanhilton85 Great Member

tristanhilton85

I have both the 3h and 4h of the Hogan CFT ti hybrids and LOVE them!!!

Tristan Hilton

My Equipment: 
PXG 0211 Driver (Diamana S+ 60; 10.5°) · PXG 0211 FWs (Diamana S+ 60; 15° and 21°) · PXG 0211 Hybrids (MMT 80; 22°, 25°, and 28°) · PXG 0311P Gen 2 Irons (SteelFiber i95; 7-PW) · Edel Wedges (KBS Hi-Rev; 50°, 55°, 60°) · Edel Classic Blade Putter (32") · Vice Pro or Maxfli Tour · Pinned Prism Rangefinder · Star Grips · Flightscope Mevo · TRUE Linkswear Shoes · Sun Mountain C130S Bag

On my MacBook Pro:
Analyzr Pro

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Tugglife2 Well Established Member

Tugglife2

I'm in the market for an easy to hit hybrid as well. I really don't want to shell out $150-200 on one though. I've read that the Nickent hybrids are great clubs while being very affordable.
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wrx_junki Great Member

wrx_junki

I have a Nike Sumo that I bought for short money, it hits easily and consistently, ballflight is a little high though.

Wouldn't you like a ballflight that is high? They are for the most part replacing irons/woods for those people that have trouble getting them up in the air more consistently. The high ballflight allows for the ball to land softly on the greens. As long as the ball isn't ballooning I think the high ball flight is helping you.

« Keith »

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One of the UK golf magazines rated the Taylor Made Rescue, and Taylor Made Burner SuperFast Rescue as most forgiving.

Joe Paradiso

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Quinn07 Great Member

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Wouldn't you like a ballflight that is high? They are for the most part replacing irons/woods for those people that have trouble getting them up in the air more consistently. The high ballflight allows for the ball to land softly on the greens. As long as the ball isn't ballooning I think the high ball flight is helping you.

Not everyone wants / needs to flight the ball high. My FT hybrid flys extremely high, which is useful when it's not blowing out. When the wind is blowing it's an extremely tough club to control the ball flight, however with my 4 iron I can control the ball flight better. So I think it really depends on the level of the golfer, and what exactly they are looking for out of their hybrids. But that's just IMO.

|Callaway I-MIX FT-9  - Driver | Callaway Diablo Octane - 3 Wood | Callaway Diablo Edge Tour [3H & 4H] - Hybrids | Callaway X-forged 2009 - Irons | Callaway JAWS [52, 56, 60] - Wedges | SC Studio Style Newport 2 / Laguna 1.5 / Kombi-S - Putter |
 

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hkphooey00 Established Member

hkphooey00

My Bobby Jones hybrids are amazing and very easy to hit.

I second the Bobby Jones Hybrids. They launch higher than any other hybrid I've tried.

Driver...Ping G10 10.5* V2 High Launch

4-wood......Bobby Jones by Jesse Ortiz 2012 17*
3-4 Hybrid.......Bobby Jones Player Series 21* and 25*
Irons.........Mizuno MX-200
Wedges....Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 52*, Ping Tour-W 56*, Ping Tour-S 60*....Putter-Ping Redwood Piper.....Ball-Srixon TriSpeed Tour

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rlgosnell Member

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I have an FT 3H and it is easy to hit. By definition though all hybrids are going to be easy to hit when compared with long irons. It's what they are made for. The best thing you can do is hit as many different ones as possible and narrow down your search to several that you like and then go get fit for one. If you dont have a place that will fit you (and Im not talking about Golfsmith or GG) then your best bet is to find a range or course with demo clubs and hit some of those on the range. Hybrid tech hasnt changed in the past few years so you could get a club used that's a year or two old fairly reasonably priced.
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Tugglife2 Well Established Member

Tugglife2

Go hit every hybrid that you can and decide for yourself. As you can see we all use different clubs. I prefer my Wilson Staff Fybrids.

What do you like about them? I have an old Wilson 5 wood and love it.

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