Callaway hyrbid FT

[scooterguitar]

I've been on a hybrid kick the past few days, tried a bunch.
I am so-so on the Adams Pro Tour older model, I either hit it great or horribly.

I tried the new FT and it was "ok".
Today a local shop had the older FT model for $99 new so I gave it a whirl.
Wow! I am amazed! I am hitting it really far and I can actually work it. LOw, high, straight, or draw. Can't fade it yet.
But, well worth a shot if your looking. Many places have it for $150 right now on sale.

[joshtpa]

I am a huge Adams Hybrid guy. THey were the innovator and they work the best FOR ME. You might want to try one of the newer models. They changed a few things.

[tbray]

i second the adams comment- i have never hit long shots so well in my life....am debating leaving the 3 wood behind for the 2 hybrid now

[x-forged]

Adams make good hybrids, you wont be disappointed. I have an FT-Hybrid, the older one from 06 I think, and I love that club. Its supposed to be played more like a long iron, but it flies like a fairway wood.

[Jaybone]

I have the new Callaway Ft's for my 3,4 irons and like them very much (though expensive)
I just picked up the new Adams Idea A30S for my 5 Iron and am very happy with that so far.

[scooterguitar]

Well, the FT saved my rear about 4 times tonight on 9! The Adams I am just not hitting right. Just one of those things I guess. What I do like about the FT is that is covers a few clubs very nicely. I am not a big hitter at all. It is the 4h and I can hit it a wee over 200 if I kill it, comfy around 180-190...But the nice thing is the ability to back off and still be able to work it how I like down to about 160 yards. This is the first hybrid I've played (had a few) that makes me understand the term utility.

[JYB]

so not into hybrids...unless i try one at a fitting and get BLOWN away, i'm not going to do it.

[Dub]

I've found that my G10 15 degree is very workable.

[joshtpa]

so not into hybrids...unless i try one at a fitting and get BLOWN away, i'm not going to do it.

Have you tried any, or basing it on the look and feel? They have changed my game completely.

[Ben]

so not into hybrids...unless i try one at a fitting and get BLOWN away, i'm not going to do it.

That's what I used to think, until I got one of the FTs in my hand. I never liked the look of hybrids, but, I have the 2iron replacement, and it looks more like a 5 wood than some nasty hybrid. I love the thing.

[DDBowdoin]

I hit my sonartec really well but havent found as much sucess with the Adams. I found the Adams real cheap used in great shape but as a 5 irons hybrid I'm not a massive fan.

This winter I'm going to pick up a 4 hybrid for the holidays and am seriously considering an FT (have only hit the older one and I loved it)

[DDBowdoin]

That's what I used to think, until I got one of the FTs in my hand. I never liked the look of hybrids, but, I have the 2iron replacement, and it looks more like a 5 wood than some nasty hybrid. I love the thing.

I get pissed because I can't stand stock shafts so then I have to tack on so much money to have things reshafted! Such a pain in the a**

[scooterguitar]

Another round and the FT keeps making me happy (even after a shitty round!). So versatile, low punch shots from under trees with accuracy and distance. Workable, etc. MY new favorite club! Maybe it is time to check our their 3 wood.

[Big Padrigo]

I have a couple of the old FT hybrids, the 2, 3 and 4 to be precise. Don't use the 2 that often as I prefer to carry a gap wedge but I love those clubs. Where I play there are quite a few long par-4s with 190-220 yards approach shots and these clubs are perfect for that distance. My only gripe, admitedly small, is that they give you a high trajectory which can be a problem when windy, but the consistency and accuracy I get from them far outweighs any issue with height; great purchase!

[iacas]

I get pissed because I can't stand stock shafts so then I have to tack on so much money to have things reshafted! Such a pain in the a**

The stock shafts generally don't add much. With a company not set up to deliver clubheads only, it'd cost you more to get the clubhead only because they'd have to make a super-special exception for you.

And some clubheads come with a pretty wide selection of stock shafts, and offer fitting and trimming options to suit. Maybe not from Callaway, but other companies.