Wtd - Hybrid for off the tee.

[Jon321]

http://www.golfwrx.com/16505/adams-super-hybrid-xtd-review/

this is the hybrid. its larger than normal hybrids but smaller than a fairway wood. this thing goes! :thup:

I have a 19 degree one of those they I will let go if that's any good. It goes almost as far as my 3 wood so not losing any distance and easier to hit than a 15/16/17 degree hybrid.

 

[Oddsocks]

A 5 wood will probably be of more use than a lower lofted hybrid.
15-18 degree hybrids are not as easy to hit, generally, as 20-24 degree ones.
If you're struggling with a 3 wood then a 15-17 degree hybrid might not be much better.
Seek out a 19 degree 5 wood....

Or you could catch up with a Pro and find out why the 3 wood goes sideways.....

I'd agree with that, I have the 17* and 21* amp hybrid both with matching shafts, 21* is mega, 17* is hit and miss and current in the naughty bag under the stairs

 

[garyinderry]

I have a 19 degree one of those they I will let go if that's any good. It goes almost as far as my 3 wood so not losing any distance and easier to hit than a 15/16/17 degree hybrid.

how much were you thinking?

 

[Jon321]

They seem to be up for about a 80-100 in worse condition than mine so probably be looking at 80 plus 5 postage. Can email you pics if your interested.

 

[StrangelyBrown]

I was looking at a low loft hybrid, but ended up buying a Ping G10 4 wood from eBay. It's a great club and was only £40.

 

[BrizoH71]

I bought an older 17-deg Ben Sayers M8 hybrid for much the same reasons as the original poster. Banished to the cupboard after 2 rounds as it feels totally alien to my 20/23 hybrids, and I can't hit it worth a jot.

 

[Beezerk]

Just thought I'd let you know I bought a Taylormade Superfast Burner 2.0 Rescue 3 18 degree hybrid, been hitting it really nicely from both tee and fairway. My playing partner said last week "it's boring watching you drive, it always goes down the middle"

Seriously though, damn fine club which helped massively with my confidence.