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What exactly are Hybrids suppose to do? Are they suppose to be their own thing, or are they suppose to take the place of your 3W and 5Ws?

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They're desinged to replace your long irons, usually 2 3 and 4, sometimes up to 5. If you are looking at getting hybrids, they're great if you struggle with the longer irons. However, if you are a good long iron hitter, like I am, you'll hit straighter and farther with regular irons.

In my White/Red/Yellow Monza Featherweight Stand Bag:
Driver: 07 Burner 9.5* stiff
3 Wood: 07 Burner 15* stiff
5 Wood: 07 Burner 18* stiff
Irons 4-AW: r7 steel shaft stiffWedges: RAC Satin 56*, 60*Putter: Rossa Daytona 35 InchBall: Bridgestone e7+, Titleist Pro V1Shoes: D3000Glove: ...


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Like the post above:

The are a crossover between wood/iron. They are supposed to offer the distance gain of a wood and the accuracy of an iron.

They have shorter shafts and smaller heads the woods but also have longer shafts and more mass then an iron.

I have a 21* Bobby Jones that is my go-to club for anything over 200 yards. For the most part I know that I will not reach a 250 yard approach but this club when I strike it well will leave me about 20-30 yards out for an easy up and down.

G5 9* w/Aldila NV Shaft
4DX +3 (13*)
3DX RC 2-Iwood 17*
i5 3-PW GREEN DOT w/Z-Z65 steel shafts
Ping Eye 2 XG SW & LW

Ping Zing G2 Putter

Hoofer 3 Bag

Nike ball (any)

Rounds this year:81: Granite Falls North84: Trilogy at Vistancia84: Falcon Golf Course82: Granite Falls South 82


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swing it like an iron.
Driver: Burner 9.5*
3 Wood: Big Bertha 15*
Hybrid: Burner Rescue 19*
Irons: r7 4-PW
Wedges: CG 12 52* CG 12 56*Putter: White Hot Tour #1

Posted
So could I replace my 3 wood with a hybrid? I have a hybrid and 19°. But would it take place of my 3 iron or my 5 wood?

Posted
Well, that depends. Do you have trouble hitting your 3 iron? If not, then don't bother. You'll have more accuracy with an iron than a hybrid.

In my White/Red/Yellow Monza Featherweight Stand Bag:
Driver: 07 Burner 9.5* stiff
3 Wood: 07 Burner 15* stiff
5 Wood: 07 Burner 18* stiff
Irons 4-AW: r7 steel shaft stiffWedges: RAC Satin 56*, 60*Putter: Rossa Daytona 35 InchBall: Bridgestone e7+, Titleist Pro V1Shoes: D3000Glove: ...


Posted
Well, that depends. Do you have trouble hitting your 3 iron? If not, then don't bother. You'll have more accuracy with an iron than a hybrid.

I don't have a 3 iron I have a 4 iron lol


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most would consider a 19* hybrid a replacement for a 5 wood although the 5 would would most likely go farther because it has a longer shaft than the hybrid. the hybrid is more versatile though. i have a 19* hybrid and a 19* 5 wood. i don't carry the 5 wood anymore because i never used it after i got the hybrid even though i can probably hit the 5 wood a little farther. the hybrid is much easier to hit.
Driver: Burner 9.5*
3 Wood: Big Bertha 15*
Hybrid: Burner Rescue 19*
Irons: r7 4-PW
Wedges: CG 12 52* CG 12 56*Putter: White Hot Tour #1

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Here's a link that shows a "guide" to which club(s) a hybrid could/should/can be used to replace. Obviously it's not going to be exact for every player, but it may be a place to start your search for the right hybrid.

http://www.golfsmith.com/ps/display_...sguide_hybrids

In my X-Series Bag:

Driver G10 10.5*
Woods V-Steel 3W, 5W
Hybrids Pinemeadow ZR1 19* 3HIrons MX-19 4-GWWedge MP-R Black Nickel 54/10Putter Rossa Sebring AGSI+


Posted
19* hybrid is closer to a 5 wood and a 2 iron than it is a 3 iron. a hybrid will also go a little farther than the iron it replaces due to the longer and lighter shaft. that is if you use steel shafts in your irons.
Driver: Burner 9.5*
3 Wood: Big Bertha 15*
Hybrid: Burner Rescue 19*
Irons: r7 4-PW
Wedges: CG 12 52* CG 12 56*Putter: White Hot Tour #1

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