19* Titleist 910h
anyone who cant hit that needs a word with themselves.
anyone who cant hit that needs a word with themselves.
hybrid recommendation
- Thread starter LUFC 1972
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NorfolkShaun
Journeyman Pro
Been after one of these for so long......
Jon321
Tour Rookie
Another vote for the G25's. My 17 is great for off the tee on short par 4's and approaches to par 5's. And the 23 is just so easy to hit too.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
I've tried most hybrids and imho you have to go along way to beat adams. They're the number one hybrid on tour for a reason, their fairways are bloody good too!
Dan2501
Tour Winner
This. I have a 22* X Hot in the bag, and love it. So, so easy to hit.
Break90
Tour Rookie
:thup:
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
My old 2011 TM rescue goes well for me at the moment, £200 P&P if you want it
SugarPenguin
Challenge Tour Pro
yer they are pretty difficult to get hold of. I searched for a month to get an 18 degree second hand but couldnt find one....
In the end I had to get in New from AG - £127 price match
hines57
Challenge Tour Pro
I have the 21 and 24 degree and I agree with you. The 915H are even more forgiving!
NorfolkShaun
Journeyman Pro
Thats a good price who quoted the original price?
M1ke
Assistant Pro
Ping i20, easy to hit and it goes miles!
Rooter
Money List Winner
I have owned quite a few, my biggest regret was selling my Taylormade rescue 11 Hybrid. (sometimes wrongly named R11 on ebay) I had the TP shaft and it was an absolute rocket.
The RBZ2 are very easy to hit though. Currently have a Wilson FG Tour and while its great, it is not that forgiving. Might start looking at the Rescue 11's on ebay!!
The RBZ2 are very easy to hit though. Currently have a Wilson FG Tour and while its great, it is not that forgiving. Might start looking at the Rescue 11's on ebay!!
M1ke
Assistant Pro
Funny enough I tried a friends new Taylormade r15 4 Hybrid the other day and I have to say it felt fantastic. I may invest in one just for the hell of it.
LUFC 1972
Head Pro
Spent an hour or so at a local to my work AG yesterday tried a number of different hybrids all around 20deg, wilson staff, benross, Taylor made sldr, cobra and the benross felt the best none of them filled me with confidence. Then popped into the AG near home to try a titleist and callaway, saw a cleveland mashie in their used section and gave it a try and it felt great, now the proof will be on the course, maybe the £15 price made me think it was the club for me !
SugarPenguin
Challenge Tour Pro
it was from onlinegolf.co.uk
Stock shaft but 18 degrees brand new. Really happy with AG that they matched it.
Like I say -- its an unbelievable club.
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
good man - this is the way to approach it!
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
Like this one?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/181695835869?roken=cUgayN
Its the same one I have, I love mine, only bad shots are due to poor swing. Even the odd shonky one rockets it.
I never used to be able to hit it, mostly when I first had it. Once I took the time to learnt to hit it, wow what a club!
Rooter
Money List Winner
Yup that's the baby! They are epic!!
backwoodsman
Tour Winner
Soooooo ... so far we've recommended at least Taylormade x2 models, Ping x4, Callaway x2, Titleist x3, Cobra, Adams x2. That's narrowed it down nicely. Duncan had it right in post 5
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
The Adams "New Idea" range of hybrids is very nice. Look good at address and get rave reviews.
Funnily enough, I might have a brand new 4h for sale
Funnily enough, I might have a brand new 4h for sale
