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Hybrids look like this. They are called hybrids because they use design features from both woods and irons.
They are also referred to as "Utility Clubs" and "Rescue Clubs".
They are the latest "thing" in golf club evolution - and they definitely make the game easier for most golfers!
The most difficult part of the game for most people to master - is long-iron or fairway wood play.
With their combination of wood & iron features, hybrids provide a far better option than long irons or fairway woods.
Hybrids can also be used from difficult situations in the rough, and even from some bunkers - hence "rescue clubs".
The most popular choice with golfers is simply to replace their 3 and 4 irons with a 3 and 4 hybrid.
Hybrids are usually purchased individually. But "Combination Sets" are now available.
These sets have the usual short irons (9 & 8 iron), the usual mid-irons (7, 6 and 5) but they have hybrids instead of the 3 and 4 iron.
And to make things even more confusing, some manufacturers now offer
"Progressive hybrid sets" - which use varying levels of hybrid technology throughout the set.
For advice about which hybrids will suit you best - click on the link below
Top Ten Hybrid/Rescue/Utility Clubs
They are also referred to as "Utility Clubs" and "Rescue Clubs".
They are the latest "thing" in golf club evolution - and they definitely make the game easier for most golfers!
The most difficult part of the game for most people to master - is long-iron or fairway wood play.
With their combination of wood & iron features, hybrids provide a far better option than long irons or fairway woods.
Hybrids can also be used from difficult situations in the rough, and even from some bunkers - hence "rescue clubs".
The most popular choice with golfers is simply to replace their 3 and 4 irons with a 3 and 4 hybrid.
Hybrids are usually purchased individually. But "Combination Sets" are now available.
These sets have the usual short irons (9 & 8 iron), the usual mid-irons (7, 6 and 5) but they have hybrids instead of the 3 and 4 iron.
And to make things even more confusing, some manufacturers now offer
"Progressive hybrid sets" - which use varying levels of hybrid technology throughout the set.
For advice about which hybrids will suit you best - click on the link below
Top Ten Hybrid/Rescue/Utility Clubs
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