A Hybrid fit for a beginner

[NimbleNeil]

Dear all,

I am currently eyeballing some juicy discounts on left handed golf in the hybrid department.
I have a budget of ~£90 to play with, and am looking for a club that is both suitable for a high handicapper to use but also good enough to enable development.

Currently in my line of sight are:

Nike vapor speed at £50
Cobra baffler T rail for £60
Callaway X also at £60
Adams Idea super LS at £70

If any of these are super unforgiving or have any well known issues / aspects to their play i'd be grateful to hear, equally if you have a recommendation I'd love to hear it.

Thanks,
Neil

 

[Craigg]

Ping G20 Hybrids.
Ugly as sin but easy to hit.

 

[NimbleNeil]

Ugly as sin

Just had a look and dear lord they aren't the prettiest sight, however they are clubs not models so i'd be willing to sacrifice looks for performance.

 

[MadAdey]

I have got a Aeroburner hybrid and it's the easiest club to hit I have ever owned. Off the tee, from a tight lie and out of the rough it really performs well with ease. Nice high flight and stops pretty quick when it hits a green and it goes a long way too.

I would definitely advise trying one.

 

[Canmore]

TAYLORMADE hybrids are great

 

[PJ87]

I have a jet speed hybrid love it

taylormade are cracking

 

[chrisd]

Callaway X2 Hot are great hybrids and you should find some in your price range

 

[NimbleNeil]

Thank you for the recommendations fellows