So whats the deal with these Hybrid Irons? I like how they feel, but why cant you get a full set? Do I need a full set or do you just get the 3-5? I have seen the Nike set that has then from 2-7, but they are $150 a club. There are some good clearance deals at a store nearby. Like $30 per club for the 4 &5. maybe I just buy 1 and see how I like it.
Hybrid Irons...?
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I have some decent clubs, i just want to know where the Hybrids fit in and what they would replace. I'm just starting, but have years of sporatic lessons, and can acctually hit fairly well,m I just don't know about all this new stuff that's out there.
my brother inlaw has a set of nike hybrids. they are great for long fairway shots. ive used em and if i wasnt saving up money for something else i would buy em
BagfullofPings
IEHHC
For the most part, hybrids get rid of long irons. Some people use them instead of traditional fairway metals as well.
smokingIsh
BoM July '09
I bought the cleaveland hybrid 3, never could hit the damn thing so in the shed it sits.
Jfire
BoM 9/9' 9/11' 8/12'
Go and hit them 1st at the store and dont discount the adams line of hybrids.
Nothing to do with hybrids, but I don't want to start a new thread.
I got a couple of tips from a guy at work yesterday before going to the driving range. I only needed a little tweek to my swing and HOLY SH!T that little ball disappeared. I put a coupl off the back net. Granted this is a short driving range, but I was hitting about 20 feet up on the net which is 250 yds away. I couldn't believe I was capable of hitting this far. I figured to get that kind of distance I would need new clubs, lessons, and a year of practice. I owe this guy a lunch.
I got a couple of tips from a guy at work yesterday before going to the driving range. I only needed a little tweek to my swing and HOLY SH!T that little ball disappeared. I put a coupl off the back net. Granted this is a short driving range, but I was hitting about 20 feet up on the net which is 250 yds away. I couldn't believe I was capable of hitting this far. I figured to get that kind of distance I would need new clubs, lessons, and a year of practice. I owe this guy a lunch.
Sweet, good job Dave. Sometimes all it takes is a very small change in the procedure. Tempo, grip and alignment all make for pure shot making.
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