garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
He is a hacker. although he says woods are for short hitters. :rofl:
What about Bubba :mmm:
What about Bubba :mmm:
Bubba can hit the ball both ways, it's hitting it straight that he reportedly has a problem with! :mmm:
I think you have to be careful about your choice of hybrid, because some of them seem to aimed at hackers who slice, and have too much offset and a closed face. These may cause a hook, so you need to find more neutral ones. My TM RBZ 2's are OK.![]()
I am probably going to be castigated for this post, but what the heck. About 4 months ago I bought a Dunlop 21* hybrid, and whilst I couldn't initially get on with it, eventually it became a good tool. I then decided I wanted a 24* hybrid to get me out of the rough and give me some distance. I tried a few of my friends clubs, but none had as good a feel. A short while ago I spent the £10.50 from sports direct and bought the 24* version of what I already had, and it is brilliant. It has a regular graphite shaft, and feels really solid when you strike the ball. Of course, Dunlop is not a brand most golfers want to be associated with, but honestly these hybrids are good !!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dunlop-To...hash=item51cbd2242d:m:mzPxjlLuoEAKxfA4HDtg7fA
I am probably going to be castigated for this post, but what the heck. About 4 months ago I bought a Dunlop 21* hybrid, and whilst I couldn't initially get on with it, eventually it became a good tool. I then decided I wanted a 24* hybrid to get me out of the rough and give me some distance. I tried a few of my friends clubs, but none had as good a feel. A short while ago I spent the £10.50 from sports direct and bought the 24* version of what I already had, and it is brilliant. It has a regular graphite shaft, and feels really solid when you strike the ball. Of course, Dunlop is not a brand most golfers want to be associated with, but honestly these hybrids are good !!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dunlop-To...hash=item51cbd2242d:m:mzPxjlLuoEAKxfA4HDtg7fA