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Hybrid and other Questions

John105

By John105
in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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John105

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I have about a 30-40 yard gap between my 4 iron and my 5 wood (18*) so I've been contemplating the best way to fill that gap. I just don't know much about Hybrids and the other options.

It'd be nice to have a club that I could turn to on the long, but reachable, par 5s.

Any suggestions or just basic information would be appreciated. Thanks

golfro Great Member

golfro

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3 hybrid isn't a bad idea. I used to carry 3 wood, 5 wood, 3 hybrid, 4-PW...since then I've put my 3 iron back in which I'm still not 100% with but it gets the job done.

or you can choke down on the 5 wood which I've done quite often.

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909F3 15* 3 FW stock Aldila Voodoo
909F3 18* 5 FW stock Aldila Voodoo
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TourSpoon Super Member

TourSpoon

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I would look into a 3, strong 3, or even a 2 hybrid. It really depends on which club fits the gap you are looking to fill and what you want the club to do for you.

Callaway AI Smoke TD Max 10.5* | Cobra Big Tour 15.5* | Rad Tour 18.5* | Titleist U500 4i | T100 5-P | Vokey 50/8* F, 54/10* S,  58/10* S | Scotty Cameron Squareback 1


redsox98 Established Member

redsox98

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I know it will sound like I am a little fanatical about this but I will say it again. Nickent hybrids are a great club and can be found very cheap. So I would say a way to experiment would be a 21* hybrid. I love mine and once you get used to hitting a hybrid you will wonder how you ever did it before.

In My GT Stand Bag

Driver L5V 10.5*
Fairway Wood S2 15*
Hybrid 20* IronwoodIrons Eye 2 BeCu 4-PW (have the 2 and 3)Wedges C3 56* and 60*Putter Zing iWiShoe Air Tour Saddle Ball e7


Uncle Peter Dedicated Member

Uncle Peter

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Yeah, a nice 21* 3 Hybrid would do very nice. Check out a few models at your local golf store and see if you can test out a few.

Driver: :cobra: BiO Cell (10.5º)

Wood: :ping: G15 3 (15.5°)

Hybrids: :callaway: Diablo Edge: 3 (21º), 4 (24º)

Irons: :callaway: Diablo Edge: 5-PW

Wedges: :cleveland:588 RTX CB 50º, Paradise Black Chrome II Sand Wedge 56º


BlueRidgeTitleist Member

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I hit my taylor #3 hybird inplace of my 5 wood. It,s much easier to hit out of the rough and very accurate.

In My Cart Bag R 5 XL Driver Rescue Mid #3-19* 3,7 F50 Fairway Woods CG 4 , 4-PW irons all Reg Flex. MP-T 56* 60* wedges Anser G2 Putter. AD333. DT SoLo Balls ..


Slammin' Sam Well Established Member

Slammin' Sam

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I would look into a 3, strong 3, or even a 2 hybrid. It really depends on which club fits the gap you are looking to fill and what you want the club to do for you.

+1. Either a 3 wood or a 2 hybrid, depending on which one you can hit better.

My Implements of Destruction (carried in a Hoofer Lite bag):

DRIVER: Big Bertha Diablo 10 degree draw, Aldila regular flex
FAIRWAY WOODS: G2 14 degree 3 wood & 17 degree 5 wood
IRONS: S59 3-PWWEDGES: M/B 54, 58, & 60 degree PUTTER: I Series Anser 4 (or G5i Anser, Anser 2F, or original...

Gordon McTavish Well Established Member

Gordon McTavish

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A 3-iron is always optional. Some people just don't seem to be able to get to grips with hybrids, and you haven't said if iron-play is a strength or weakness for your current game.

chef35ca Well Established Member

chef35ca

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Probably a 3h in the 20-21 range. But you need to swing it first. Off turf & tees. Otherwise it's all a huge guessing game.

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