Recommendations for a 20(ish) degree hybrid

[karlcole]

Hey guys decided I'm going to treat myself to a new hybrid I've currently got the wilson staff rs fybrid but it looks more like a fairway wood and I just can't seem to get on with it so looking at something more traditional in the way of a hybrid what do you guys recommend and is it worth getting custom fit for one??

Cheers!

 

[golfgod1ab]

Look no further than Adams, check out the new V4, not cheap but quality.

 

[Deke]

Are you by any chance, a Wilson Staff fan? Fybrids are good, but the Titleist 910H in 19 deg is a good choice, going pretty cheap on Ebay at the moment too! I just changed my 910Hs shaft and I am back in love with it again, lovely club.

 

[GreiginFife]

Taylormade Burner/Burner 2.0/Rescue 11 are all good. Super easy to hit and, for TM gear, don't look too bad.
Shewy had a new one up for a good price yesterday that I was tempted by myself.

 

[karlcole]

Haha how did you know I liked wilson staff! Started out with the ci9s then the wife just went crazy and bout me everything else wilson staff haha ill have a look at the titleist cheers pal

 

[Deke]

No probs mate! It was just a hunch...:thup:

 

[karlcole]

Do any of you think it's worth getting fitted for a hybrid?

 

[Deke]

Why not? If it doesn't cost too much, you are unlikely to end up with with a totally unsuitable result. I am sure it would be fun too! It has taken me years and a lot of money to find a hybrid (or two) that I am really happy with!

 

[kev_off_the_tee]

Cleveland Mashie m3 20.5deg. You can pick them up for around £60 and so far I'm liking the C.Kua shaft in my t3 wood

 

[sweatysock41]

Got to agree about the mashie for the money it's a great club - not the prettiest but long and very easy to hit.

 

[Wolfman]

I would go for the Amp Cell Hybrid, 19-22 and choice of colours

Very nice, easy to hit and adjustable for different lofts and draw settings

 

[karlcole]

Anyone used the Adams 3?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

The TM Burner are really easy to hit. I suggest going to somewhere with a decent choice and just trying a few. Always try before you buy

 

[pbrown7582]

I've just got hold of a RBZ stage 2 and wow does it go-ier!!!

 

[karlcole]

Heard loads of good things about rbz 1 and 2 but not sure if its all hype with the marketing good to hear from people who actually have them!

 

[GreiginFife]

Heard loads of good things about rbz 1 and 2 but not sure if its all hype with the marketing good to hear from people who actually have them!

I use a Burner Superfast (1st generation) and tried it against a RBZ when I toyed with changing. Absolutely no difference at all. So for me, hype.
Didn't like the Matrix made for shaft either, not a patch on the Re*Ax IMO.

 

[m9wst]

I've got the JPX 825 19 degree hybrid and its great, only had it a couple of weeks but i'm in love with already. Definitely give it a hit!

 

[garyinderry]

cant go wrong with adams hybrids. easily the most solid clubs iv ever hit. if I didn't like them they wouldn't be in my bag. that's all im going to say !! :lol:

 

[Beezerk]

I bought a couple of Cobra Bafflers recently, stupidly easy to hit from tee or fairway, really happy with that purchase.

 

[Rooter]

Heard loads of good things about rbz 1 and 2 but not sure if its all hype with the marketing good to hear from people who actually have them!

I have rbz2, I had the TM 2011 before and the rbz2 is longer, straighter, better flight, more consistent. And that's coming from me who loved my 2011! Do not discount them, if you can get one cheap. It's all about the shaft though, get a fitting. I had an 85g TP stiff in the 11, now a bit lighter at 65g stiff which might have quite a big part to play in the improvement I have seen.