Hybrids

Hi guyz,

how to choose a hybrid club for a noobie like me? I'm juz started playin golf not long.

I would start with a 5 or 6 hybrid and see if I like the feel before going into something with lower loft

mtheseira wrote:

I would start with a 5 or 6 hybrid and see if I like the feel before going into something with lower loft

Hmmm how abt the angle? Is it fixed? I'm pretty confused..

Bro,

Hope the below thread can help u a little..

http://www.golfrepublic.org/t19106-what-hybrid-to-use

You can start with a 4h usually around 21-23 degrees or a 5h usually 25-27degrees. Hybrids also come in a variety of lofts and styles. From the pro version that Adams have to oversized styles which are more suited to beginners.

sunnydaze wrote:

Bro,

Hope the below thread can help u a little..

http://www.golfrepublic.org/t19106-what-hybrid-to-use

Tkz a lot bro...

qqqqqq wrote:

You can start with a 4h usually around 21-23 degrees or a 5h usually 25-27degrees. Hybrids also come in a variety of lofts and styles. From the pro version that Adams have to oversized styles which are more suited to beginners.

Yes u r correct. They're a lot of hybrids in the market n I'm confused. Btw, where can I get Adams hybrid? Is there a retailer locally?

Try golf direct, few choices there. Or under our own market space.

jason.koh.54966 wrote:

Try golf direct, few choices there. Or under our own market space.

Sure. Looks like that's the only way.

I have TM 2009 Hybrids which are easy to launch. Let me know if you wanna try them out.

timang84 wrote:

I have TM 2009 Hybrids which are easy to launch. Let me know if you wanna try them out.

Cool... Thank you very much bro... I'll arrange and PM you...

pReTeNd3r wrote:

Hi guyz,

how to choose a hybrid club for a noobie like me? I'm juz started playin golf not long.

Hey,

everything depends on whats your goal?

Do you want to just be a week end Golfer?
or
A mid handicapper?

2nd question is, how will you learn Golf?
via a Golf coach or a friend who knows how to teach Golf?

Whats your dedication level going to be?

For a newbie, I would suggest you to buy used hybrid. like 3 or 4 hybrid.

They are good replacement for 3 or 4irons.

HyBriD wrote:

pReTeNd3r wrote:

Hi guyz,

how to choose a hybrid club for a noobie like me? I'm juz started playin golf not long.

Hey,

everything depends on whats your goal?

Do you want to just be a week end Golfer?
or
A mid handicapper?

2nd question is, how will you learn Golf?
via a Golf coach or a friend who knows how to teach Golf?

Whats your dedication level going to be?

For a newbie, I would suggest you to buy used hybrid. like 3 or 4 hybrid.

They are good replacement for 3 or 4irons.

Hi,
Thank you for your advice. I'm lookin into mid handicapper if possible but I noe that's going to a long time to master this sport..

Currently I'm taking lesson in punggol golf range from a pro

try to get a higher lofted one to see if you can hit it. they are quite addictive and fun to use though

mtheseira wrote:

try to get a higher lofted one to see if you can hit it. they are quite addictive and fun to use though

Higher loft as in? Pls elaborate more as I'm pretty new...

pReTeNd3r wrote:

HyBriD wrote:

pReTeNd3r wrote:

Hi guyz,

how to choose a hybrid club for a noobie like me? I'm juz started playin golf not long.

Hey,

everything depends on whats your goal?

Do you want to just be a week end Golfer?
or
A mid handicapper?

2nd question is, how will you learn Golf?
via a Golf coach or a friend who knows how to teach Golf?

Whats your dedication level going to be?

For a newbie, I would suggest you to buy used hybrid. like 3 or 4 hybrid.

They are good replacement for 3 or 4irons.

Hi,
Thank you for your advice. I'm lookin into mid handicapper if possible but I noe that's going to a long time to master this sport..

Currently I'm taking lesson in punggol golf range from a pro

If you have a coach,it is best you confer with him/her.
My coach recommended me lower hcp hybrid though i have been playing golf not long.
Some may not agree with my approach.
The learning curve is steep but once you get a hang of it the experience is heavenly.

pReTeNd3r wrote:

mtheseira wrote:

try to get a higher lofted one to see if you can hit it. they are quite addictive and fun to use though

Higher loft as in? Pls elaborate more as I'm pretty new...

pretty new? then why selling jpx 800! good set to start with!

punggol pro? kamisan? or ? Should have seen you around!

I started off with total hybrid set from 3-6 & 7-P also oversize semi iron. Very easy to hit even for very poor skill me.

bryanachong wrote:

pReTeNd3r wrote:

mtheseira wrote:

try to get a higher lofted one to see if you can hit it. they are quite addictive and fun to use though

Higher loft as in? Pls elaborate more as I'm pretty new...

pretty new? then why selling jpx 800! good set to start with!

punggol pro? kamisan? or ? Should have seen you around!

Bro his JPX 800 is pro model not the standard JPX which has a higher mpf value.
the other thing is you can check mpf value of each iron made to see how tough or easy it hits.

http://www.ralphmaltby.com/303

Check the link. i normally look at the mpf value of the club, quite useful.

Cheers!

bryanachong wrote:

pReTeNd3r wrote:

mtheseira wrote:

try to get a higher lofted one to see if you can hit it. they are quite addictive and fun to use though

Higher loft as in? Pls elaborate more as I'm pretty new...

pretty new? then why selling jpx 800! good set to start with!

punggol pro? kamisan? or ? Should have seen you around!

Quite new... Yes Kamisan. Maybe we bump into each other ...lol

Maybe we can arrange one day at punggol range...