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So my collection of clubs is ALMOST complete!

I currently have

  • Callaway Diablo Octane Tour Driver (9.5*)
  • Callaway Diablo Octane Tour Fairway Wood (15*)
  • Mizuno JPX-800 Pro Irons (5i - PW)
  • Callaway X Series Jaws Wedges (52* 56* 60*)
  • Odyssey White Ice #1 Putter

The only thing that I am missing now are 2 more hybrids. The only thing is...I do not know which kinds to buy. I do not know what loft to look for, my Wood is 15* and the 5 iron is 26*.

What are you guy's advice on this? And also, what kind of hybrids are good? I'm looking to spend around $100 for each hybrid


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With hybrids, it's best to demo.

Having said that, since you carry the Diablo Fairway, how about another? They seem incredibly easy to hit, easier than any hybrid. You could opt for a 19 and 23, although you may feel like an "old-man."

Have never enjoyed Callaway hybrids, but you may like them.

Try out callawaygolfpreowned.com for your budget.

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Originally Posted by Mr. Desmond

With hybrids, it's best to demo.



Exactly.....................................

I just did some testing on a launch monitor and ordered a new hybrid.  Being a lefty stinks.........(had to order it)

What's in Paul's Bag:
- Callaway Big Bertha Alpha Driver
- Big Bertha Alpha 815 3-wood
- Callaway Razr Fit 5-wood
- Callaway Big Bertha 4-5 Rescue Clubs
-- Mizuno Mx-25 six iron-gap wedge
- Mizuno Mp-T4 56degree SW
- Mizuno Mp-T11 60degree SW
- Putter- Ping Cadence Ketsch


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I never found it easy to hit a hybrid. Even after hitting well on a launch monitor I am not consistant with them at the course or the driving range. Same with 3 iron. However it is getting better. Hybrids HAVE TO be hit like an iron or the ball is not gonna fly. My iron shots are the best when I get the divot in front of the ball. The hybrid has to be hit like that only!

I wish I cold hit the 3 iron consistantly and then this hybrid issue would have been gone on its own.

Has anyone hit the Mizuno MP FLI-HI 2,3,4 irons? they are somewhere between a hybrid and an iron. Hitting these woulg be a good idea before deciding on a hybrid.


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The Callaway FTiZ hybrids have good reviews. currently on sale at RBG [URL]http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/callaway-golf-ftiz-hybrid-iron-wood.html#[/URL]

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I found the Adams Idea Pro Gold on EBay for $69 each new. The Matrix shaft matches up well to your driver and 3 wood (I have the same set-up and had everything frequencied). Even though I bought them sight unseen, they have been superb as they are more of a player's hybrid with no offset.

I would also have you check out the Cally site as well.  Since you need to cover 3 wood to 5 iron, I would probably recommend 20 and 23, but it really depends on how much distance you need to cover vs lofts.  Your best bet is to demo, but that is not always practical when looking for a steal.

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