Best hYbrId brands.

[DDBowdoin]

solid...

I'm a wicked pickle, I play the Titleist 503H and I can honestly say that I really like it. It's strange though because my distance varies greatly with the club...

I'm a club buff... I'll admit to that, so now I carry the 904F 15 degree, and the 22 degree Titty... I have room for one club and am not sure whether to get the 585H 19 degree or a 5 wood 906F2...

any suggestions?

[iacas]

any suggestions?

Yeah, start a new thread instead of jumping on the back of one that's asking a different set of questions?

[SRS]

In a fitting I hit all brands and hit the Taylormade the longest, but I hit the Hogan CFT Ti the best. The Hogan had the highest launch and most spin of all. For me at least this was the best. The distance fit into my set and allowed for best approach shots.

Has gotten good reviews in Golf Mag and is made by Callaway.

[toftreesdog]

The nickent hybrid sets up clean and is easy to maneuver. My favorite of all I have hit.

[wigget]

oh, by the way... definately try the sonartech md transition club

i second this. Sonartec MD is an absolutley great club.

[shortgame85]

I have hit both the TaylorMade Rescue (not Current Model ) and the Cobra Baffler, both with stock, regular flex graphite shafts. I found the Rescue too heavy for me; the Cobra was just right. I have found the 23 degree so useful that I am considering replacing a couple of fairway metals with the comparable Cobra hybrid. It is the easiest club to hit in my bag, other than my putter.

[Guest]

I have been using Nike CPR 18*,22*,26*,and 30* for a year now and they worek pretty well for me . I bet i'll have a couple or 4 in my bag until scientists come up with something better.

[kidd22]

Golf Magazine voted the Ben Hogan CFT ti the top pick

[Xt1ncT]

I've had a number of hybrids, am currently using a Prosimmon Icon 18*, it's a really nice club, but is prone to the odd hook.

Have also tried the Sonartec MD in 19*. And while this is a great looking club I felt it was difficult to get it in the air, especially with the i-rod stiff shaft.

Am considering taking a look at the new Nickent offering.