What hybrids would you recommend - game improvement

Cleveland Launcher 2009 hybrids.

Those rule the earth.

I wont recommend the Nike CPR (1st generation) hybrid. Its not really working for me ....in my last game

Technospaz wrote:

Cleveland Launcher 2009 hybrids.

Those rule the earth.

hahahah, and do THOSE random drop legendary items.

haragolfer wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

Cleveland Launcher 2009 hybrids.

Those rule the earth.

hahahah, and do THOSE random drop legendary items.

Dude you are so mistaken. Those hybrids ARE legendary items!!

Anyone tried Japanese brand of hybrid like Maruman ?

you crack me up, TS. Mloy say arranging game, when leh?

haragolfer wrote:

you crack me up, TS. Mloy say arranging game, when leh?

Mloy says you are pro. Game? Can... but you gotta give me lotsa strokes, bro

ahnah wrote:

Anyone tried Japanese brand of hybrid like Maruman ?

Tried them once. I didn't like them but I've heard that they do pretty well. I guess hybrids, like any other clubs, are very personal. They don't suit everyone.

Aside from the Clevies, I also think that the Pings are pretty good. The G15/G20 hybrids are nice to use but look a little funny at address.

Technospaz wrote:

ahnah wrote:

Anyone tried Japanese brand of hybrid like Maruman ?

Tried them once. I didn't like them but I've heard that they do pretty well. I guess hybrids, like any other clubs, are very personal. They don't suit everyone.

Aside from the Clevies, I also think that the Pings are pretty good. The G15/G20 hybrids are nice to use but look a little funny at address.

So which hybrid you recommend for beginners ?

"pro.....blem" is me. all the strokes you want. Mloy games always bet beer. She is numero uno steady. But so far, i lose non stop. Word is that now i am exec secretary for BVA.

anybody tested or owned TM RBZ rescue? any feedbacks on these hybrids?

haragolfer wrote:

"pro.....blem" is me. all the strokes you want. Mloy games always bet beer. She is numero uno steady. But so far, i lose non stop. Word is that now i am exec secretary for BVA.

it's OK bro you're still exec secretary

i'm the treasurer

second hand hybrids very cheap. try the clevies and nike squares. FESC sure got. get a 24 degree first. for 4 iron. try liao will know already.

pushslice wrote:

haragolfer wrote:

"pro.....blem" is me. all the strokes you want. Mloy games always bet beer. She is numero uno steady. But so far, i lose non stop. Word is that now i am exec secretary for BVA.

it's OK bro you're still exec secretary

i'm the treasurer

okay, you treasure the beer. I just supply them..... boo hoo hoo.

ahnah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

ahnah wrote:

Anyone tried Japanese brand of hybrid like Maruman ?

Tried them once. I didn't like them but I've heard that they do pretty well. I guess hybrids, like any other clubs, are very personal. They don't suit everyone.

Aside from the Clevies, I also think that the Pings are pretty good. The G15/G20 hybrids are nice to use but look a little funny at address.

So which hybrid you recommend for beginners ?

Cleveland hybrids

Technospaz wrote:

ahnah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

ahnah wrote:

Anyone tried Japanese brand of hybrid like Maruman ?

Tried them once. I didn't like them but I've heard that they do pretty well. I guess hybrids, like any other clubs, are very personal. They don't suit everyone.

Aside from the Clevies, I also think that the Pings are pretty good. The G15/G20 hybrids are nice to use but look a little funny at address.

So which hybrid you recommend for beginners ?

Cleveland hybrids

You managed to find it even before hell mode?

watermyforrest wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

ahnah wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

ahnah wrote:

Anyone tried Japanese brand of hybrid like Maruman ?

Tried them once. I didn't like them but I've heard that they do pretty well. I guess hybrids, like any other clubs, are very personal. They don't suit everyone.

Aside from the Clevies, I also think that the Pings are pretty good. The G15/G20 hybrids are nice to use but look a little funny at address.

So which hybrid you recommend for beginners ?

Cleveland hybrids

You managed to find it even before hell mode?

Bought them off the Auction House.

calvinong wrote:

Hi gurus,

Can you share your thoughts and reviews on hybrids that you have used before or still having them.

Your first hand experiences on the course using those hybrids would be definitely help!

Looking for a more forgiving hybrids (3 & 4) to play on course, preferably for beginners (high to mid handicapper).

The TM Rescue Mid 19 deg and 25 deg are Jap spec regular flex. Known to be forgiving and suitable for high-mid handicapper

For beginners and mid-high handicappers, suggest that instead of buying a 3 AND a 4 hybrid, buy a 5 hybrid (about 25 deg) and learn how to hit that first. As I have mentioned often, a 25 deg hybrid is often a beginners best friend.

As for which brand, the best part about 2nd hand clubs is that they are cheap, buy or borrow a couple to experiment until you find something you like.

My personal vote is for the old Taylor Made Burner 08 (or 09?) rescues, one of the easiest and most forgiving clubs around.

Derek wrote:

For beginners and mid-high handicappers, suggest that instead of buying a 3 AND a 4 hybrid, buy a 5 hybrid (about 25 deg) and learn how to hit that first. As I have mentioned often, a 25 deg hybrid is often a beginners best friend.

As for which brand, the best part about 2nd hand clubs is that they are cheap, buy or borrow a couple to experiment until you find something you like.

My personal vote is for the old Taylor Made Burner 08 (or 09?) rescues, one of the easiest and most forgiving clubs around.

Not TM Burner 07 rescues ?

Derek wrote:

For beginners and mid-high handicappers, suggest that instead of buying a 3 AND a 4 hybrid, buy a 5 hybrid (about 25 deg) and learn how to hit that first. As I have mentioned often, a 25 deg hybrid is often a beginners best friend.

As for which brand, the best part about 2nd hand clubs is that they are cheap, buy or borrow a couple to experiment until you find something you like.

My personal vote is for the old Taylor Made Burner 08 (or 09?) rescues, one of the easiest and most forgiving clubs around.

actually for real beginners (cos i know there are a few seasoned beginners here)..... i suggest use 7i tee off better

if 7i = 120-130m.... u hit 3x wll get u over 350m (dun need to buy 5H mah)

in addition, one will not hit most hazards (as most will be placed around the 200m mark, then again MBGC can be an exception)......

once u are comfy with 7i, then use 5i to tee off..... then be progressive as your swing/tempo improves

real beginners must be realistic, dun always want to par..... just make sure u dun triple or kenna snowman every round u play will be a feat by itself

slinger wrote:

actually for real beginners (cos i know there are a few seasoned beginners here)..... i suggest use 7i tee off better

if 7i = 120-130m.... u hit 3x wll get u over 350m (dun need to buy 5H mah)

in addition, one will not hit most hazards (as most will be placed around the 200m mark, then again MBGC can be an exception)......

once u are comfy with 7i, then use 5i to tee off..... then be progressive as your swing/tempo improves

real beginners must be realistic, dun always want to par..... just make sure u dun triple or kenna snowman every round u play will be a feat by itself

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slinger wrote:

Derek wrote:

For beginners and mid-high handicappers, suggest that instead of buying a 3 AND a 4 hybrid, buy a 5 hybrid (about 25 deg) and learn how to hit that first. As I have mentioned often, a 25 deg hybrid is often a beginners best friend.

As for which brand, the best part about 2nd hand clubs is that they are cheap, buy or borrow a couple to experiment until you find something you like.

My personal vote is for the old Taylor Made Burner 08 (or 09?) rescues, one of the easiest and most forgiving clubs around.

actually for real beginners (cos i know there are a few seasoned beginners here)..... i suggest use 7i tee off better

if 7i = 120-130m.... u hit 3x wll get u over 350m (dun need to buy 5H mah)

in addition, one will not hit most hazards (as most will be placed around the 200m mark, then again MBGC can be an exception)......

once u are comfy with 7i, then use 5i to tee off..... then be progressive as your swing/tempo improves

real beginners must be realistic, dun always want to par..... just make sure u dun triple or kenna snowman every round u play will be a feat by itself

But in most cases, beginner always go to the longesrt 1st....regardless what, par 4 or 5, sure driver 1st.

Just switched to TM Burner Superfast 1.0 hybrids. Love it!

Cheers

Derek wrote:

For beginners and mid-high handicappers, suggest that instead of buying a 3 AND a 4 hybrid, buy a 5 hybrid (about 25 deg) and learn how to hit that first. As I have mentioned often, a 25 deg hybrid is often a beginners best friend.

As for which brand, the best part about 2nd hand clubs is that they are cheap, buy or borrow a couple to experiment until you find something you like.

My personal vote is for the old Taylor Made Burner 08 (or 09?) rescues, one of the easiest and most forgiving clubs around.

I have to agree with Derek here......the TM '09 rescue clubs are damn easy to hit...heck, if i could get a 6H, I'd use that too.......as you can see from my signature, you can never have enough hybrids in your bag.....

End of the day, you can't go wrong with any of the TM hybrids.....