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looking at different hybrids, 17 handicap and not willing to spend a ton. thoughts

In My  Nimbus Stand Bag:

Driver: :tmade: RBZ 9.5*

Hybrid: :callaway: XHot 18* Pro

Irons: :tmade: Burner 2.0 5-PW, AW

Wedge: :callaway: Mack Daddy 2 Tour 58*

Putter: :odyssey: Protype Black #9

Ball: :callaway: SuperSoft

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Look on line for the Nickent 3dx. Great club and they can be found for next to nothing these days.

In David's bag....

Driver: Titleist 910 D-3;  9.5* Diamana Kai'li
3-Wood: Titleist 910F;  15* Diamana Kai'li
Hybrids: Titleist 910H 19* and 21* Diamana Kai'li
Irons: Titleist 695cb 5-Pw

Wedges: Scratch 51-11 TNC grind, Vokey SM-5's;  56-14 F grind and 60-11 K grind
Putter: Scotty Cameron Kombi S
Ball: ProV1

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Cobra Baffler T-Rail, I love mine, iti s awesome!  Very forgiving and is only $99.  I got mine on sale for $85!  Check it out!

Putter:  Classic Black Platinum 1

Driver:  R1 Stiff flex

3 Wood:  AMP - Regular flex, 15 degrees

3 Hybrid:  Baffler T-Rail - Regular flex, 19 degrees

Irons: :tmade: MC Forged - PW-4

Wedges: :cleve: 588 RTX 2.0 Tour Blade Black Satin - 52.10 and 58.10

Ball:  Pro V1x

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Big fan of the Mizuno MP Fli-Hi.  Looks like a iron but with a little more meat on it.  They can be had on Ebay for $40-$80.

Whats in my :sunmountain: C-130 cart bag?

Woods: :mizuno: JPX 850 9.5*, :mizuno: JPX 850 15*, :mizuno: JPX-850 19*, :mizuno: JPX Fli-Hi #4, :mizuno: JPX 800 Pro 5-PW, :mizuno: MP T-4 50-06, 54-09 58-10, :cleveland: Smart Square Blade and :bridgestone: B330-S

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Completely subjective, but I am partial to the Adams V3.

WITB:
 
 Fast 10 10.5* Driver  |  adams.gif Fast 10 15* 3 Wood  |  adams.gif Idea V3 19* Hybrid  |  titleist.gif 710 AP1 4-GW  |    55* and 60* Wedges  |  Lajosi KLP7J Putter

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+1 on the Adams V3.  I have the 3, 4, and 5, and depending on the course and weather, I'll usually carry two of them.  I've had the Ping G10, Mizuno Clik Fli-Hi's or something like that, and Adams A7.  I really like the small head and easy swing of the V3's.  Can I work the ball with them?  I can work it straight almost everytime, which at my handicap (and yours I suspect) is what we are looking for.

My Bag:

  -- Cobra S3 Driver, 10.5 stiff

  -- Ping G15 17 Deg 4 W, Reg Flex Aldila Serrano

  -- Adams Idea Tech V3 Hyvrids - 3H, 4H, Bassara Reg Flex

  -- Callaway X Hot Pro Irons - 5-AW, PX-95, 6.0 flex

  -- Cleveland CG12- 56 Deg

  -- Odyssey XG Marxman Putter  

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I've tried a ton, and finally found one I like, Adams A12 Pro.

~Justin

R11 9.5* w/Matrix Ozik Code 6.2
Taylormade 14* V-Steel w/ProLaunch Blue
Taylormade 16.5* V-Steel w/Aldila NV
Taylormade 21* V-Steel w/Dyanlite Gold S300
Mizuno MX 23 5-6 w/Rifel 5.5 SSx2
Mizuno MP 32 7-PW w/Rifel 5.5 SSx2
Callaway X-Forged 52*, 56*, 60*
Mizuno 0803 Custom Slighter

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Second what Te3point5 said...it's completely subjective. That being said, I'd recommend the Adams A12 line (standard or pro), the SS Super Hybrid, and the Cleveland Mashie. All can be found in the $50-100 range.

In the Ogio Chamber Cart Bag w/ Ogio X4 Synergy Push Cart: Driver: Adams Super LS 7.5* w/ Harrison Striper H2 60x Fairway: Adams Tight Lies 16* Fairway Wood w/ Harrison Mugen Black 70x Irons: Adams Idea Pro Black CB1 Irons w/ Project X 6.0 Flighted Steel Shafts (3-PW) Wedges: Yururi Raw Gekku w/ Project X 6.0 Flighted Steel Shafts (53, 57, & 61) Putter: Never Compromise Gambler Straight Ball: Srixon Z-Star/Z-Star XV Tour Yellow GPS: Garmin Approach G6 Shoes: True Linkswear

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Personally I'm looking at the cleveland mashie and the cobra baffler h rail. I'm intrigued by the cobra because I've read it is extremely forgiving but I'm still researching. I'm a terrible golfer but I didn't have a great experience with the original nickent 3dx genex. I could get some nice distance but it wasn't as forgiving as I need which is a lot. I believe that the original 3dx was relatively workable for what it was but can't rightly remember.
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Originally Posted by Fromthecoast

Personally I'm looking at the cleveland mashie and the cobra baffler h rail. I'm intrigued by the cobra because I've read it is extremely forgiving but I'm still researching. I'm a terrible golfer but I didn't have a great experience with the original nickent 3dx genex. I could get some nice distance but it wasn't as forgiving as I need which is a lot. I believe that the original 3dx was relatively workable for what it was but can't rightly remember.

The Mashie is a great club, plus you get the premium Miyazaki shaft standard. They are dirt cheap right now also.

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I've tried a ton, and finally found one I like, Adams A12 Pro.

Agreed with that about the Adams a12 pro I tried it against the rbz 2 Nike covert cobra amp cell and a few others but nothing compared to the $80 dollar last years model of the Adams hybrid. Well worth the money and a must buy if in the market for a new hybrid.

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As stated before, Adams Idea Tech V3 is the best imo. Just got mine recently and it's a tremendous club the few chances I've had to hit it. Can be found for very cheap too, I got mine brand new for $60 from rockbottom.

In the Bag 2013:

Driver:  FT-9 Draw i-Mix 10.5*

3 Wood:  R11s 15.5*

3 Hybrid:  Idea Tech V3 19*

Irons (4-PW):  ZB Forged

Wedges:  Tom Watson PVD; 52.07*, 56.13*, 60.07*

Putter:  White Ice #1 33"

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