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Cobra F7 hybrid vs F8 hybrid

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ChetlovesMer Incredible Member

ChetlovesMer

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Hi gang,

I sometimes carry a Cobra F7 hybrid. I really like it. For me it's the club I use if I'm in nasty junk and I still want to try to advance the ball. In truth I very rarely hit it off a descent lie. For that purpose it works great. I'm not sure if the baffler rails really help or if they are just marketing. But either way it seems to work for me. I have an H3 adjusted to be much more of an H4. BTW - I also like the loft adjustment on it. 

Okay so I got a chance to test out the new F8 hybrid. First of all, it isn't adjustable... but I guess that's okay. What I didn't like was that I absolutely could not hit it straight. For me, it went pretty far left or if not, then it went really far left. For me the club was all but useless. 

I'm curious if others have tried it. If you have did you like it? Do you carry one? If so, are you a person who fights a slice? The F8 might be a Godsend for those who struggle to keep their ball from going right. 

My bag is an ever-changing combination of clubs. 

A mix I am forever tinkering with. 

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I bought an F8 back in August and have not had a problem  with it going left. I had been using a RBZ and one of the reasons I changed was because I hit it left more often than I liked. The F8 has been a big improvement.

DRIVER- Tour Edge EXS 220
3W- Adams Tight Lies 2
Hybrids- Cobra F8 19 *

Utility- Sub 70 699U #4
Irons - Sub 70 739 5-PW
Wedges- Tour Edge CB Pro 50, 54, 58
Putter- Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft #11

Ball- Titleist DT Trufeel


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I carry an F8 3 and 5h, albeit both are the one length variety. I hit both equally very good, from fairway to tall stuff, and I'm a high handicapper. 

In the bag:
 
Driver: :tmade: '07 Burner Draw 10.5 
3/4 Hybrid: :adams: Idea a205
Irons: :tmade: Burner Plus  

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