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mickygallegos

hi i am a high handicap and i have a the titleist 503H in 19° and 22°,mi iron set is 5-gw;i am interesting on a 16° hybrid ( maybe halo or hibore ) or a 5 wood; beacouse the wood i have is the original big bertha 2 wood, and i am not hit very well whit this wood.

please could you tell me what is the best, go for the hybrid or for the wood
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boodaboy16 Established Member

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You'd have to try some hybrids and woods out to see what you like. Some easy to hit hybrids include the TaylorMade Rescue Mid, which is pretty cheap on Ebay now. I had their 16 degree hybrid and hit it pretty well. But I ultimately ended up with a 5 wood (18 degree) and a 3 wood (13 degree). One thing to note is that the lower lofted hybrids (less than 17 degrees) are more difficult to hit, especially if you are a high handicapper.

Driver:Titleist 905T 10.5, Aldila NV 65S
Fairway: Titleist 906f2 18, Aldila NV 75S
Hybrid: Titleist 585H 21, Aldila NV85S
Irons: Titleist 735, DG R300
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 52, 56, 60 DG S200Putter: Odyssey White Hot Tour #8

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