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Hello everyone.

I am looking at replacing my 3-iron with a hybrid for shots from the rough. Is it better to have graphite or steel? I would think that steel would be better for rough shots due to the increased weight, but I have also heard that some hybrids are designed with graphite in mind and that steel is simply a cost-saving alternative. Any opinions?

In my bag:

Driver: HiBore XL
3-Wood: Insight BUL
5-Wood: Insight BUL

4-Hybrid: Taylormade Burner Rescue

Irons: Big Bertha 2006, 5-PW

GW: CG11 50*

SW: CG11 54* (bent to 55*)

LW: CG11 60*

Putter: Odyssey D.A.R.T White Ice


Posted
I personally like the graphite better than the steel. I had a steel hybrid once and it felt like it was bending all over the place. Just my opinion.

In the Bag:

Driver: Superquad 10.5 w/ grafalloy Prolaunch Blue
Hybrid: Rescue Dual 22*(4)
Irons: 200 series 3-pwWedge: Rac Satin 52*Wedge: X-18 SW (56*)Wedge: CG10 Black Pearl 60*Putter: Rossa Daytona 1In the other bag:Blackout w/e2Jt Flex-7Reloader-BPMI Pure Energy 68/5000


Posted
I personally like graphite as well... Then again I just started hitting mine.

Sumo 10.5*
R7 Draw 15* 3W
3dx 17* 2H
Pi5 3-PW
Spin Milled Vokey 54* CG11 60* C-01


Posted
I've got two hybrids and I replaced both of the graphite shafts with steel shafts. I would never put graphite shafts on my irons and I think the swing on a hybrid is similar to that of an iron.

Hibore Driver
Burner Steel 3 Wood
Rescue Mid Hybrid
mp 52s
54* and 60* Spin Milled Wedges Craz-e Putter Bag Cart Neo gps


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