Choice of Hybrid

Anyone care to share what hybrid (brand) is in your bag?

I have a TM R7 Draw model and planning to look for a new one... anyone care to share which model in the market is good?

I am a bit of dinosaur.....still using the 1st generation of Nike CPR.....aka my old faithfuls....18deg CPR wood and 21deg CPR iron...

Because I am known as 'pee-shooter' , the former give me 170m and latter give me 150m range only....

Me using old TM Mid Rescue 25degree.
I am hitting straight at 150m, think it suits me as i constantly hit straight with it.

But would like to change my hybrid to 3H as this distance duplicate with 5i.
Anyone selling me?

Duval_S wrote:

I am a bit of dinosaur.....still using the 1st generation of Nike CPR.....aka my old faithfuls....18deg CPR wood and 21deg CPR iron...

Because I am known as 'pee-shooter' , the former give me 170m and latter give me 150m range only....

Nike CPR FTW!!!!!

I'm also still using my 19* CPR. It's the oldest club in my bag, but i recently fitted a crossfire shaft to it and now it's even more consistent. Easy 185m from almost any lie.

Don't think you'll be able to find it in the market anymore though.

*edit* I'd like to add that i'm actually looking for a Titleist 909H now.. backside itchy

I am using Ping G10 3i & 4i with Grafalloy shaft, can't play without them

solarpop wrote:

*edit* I'd like to add that i'm actually looking for a Titleist 909H now.. backside itchy

909H...was thinking of this too but find the club head is slightly smaller (height wise)... wonder if can play well with it hahaha dare not try...

Hi. i'm using the 909H 24* hybrid.. and i find its a very good club.. why don't you give it a try and see if you like it..

where to try

I am using Rescue Dual TP 2 & 3H. The 2H is relatively untouched. I personally prefer using woods.

i am also using 909h:)

ping golfer wrote:

I am using Ping G10 3i & 4i with Grafalloy shaft, can't play without them

we are opposite
me using Ping Hybrid... I cannot play them... too hard to use

siaw8 wrote:

i am also using 909h:)

you collecting 909 series right

Titleist 909h is a nice club.
I tried on my friend's 19degree. Not difficult to hit.

If anyone selling 2nd hand, I wan!
New one too expensive neh. $300. DOn't wana invest so much now.

I have never tried Ping G10.
Anyone can give me try?

Roystonnn wrote:

Titleist 909h is a nice club.
I tried on my friend's 19degree. Not difficult to hit.

If anyone selling 2nd hand, I wan!
New one too expensive neh. $300. DOn't wana invest so much now.

I have never tried Ping G10.
Anyone can give me try?

u can try mine. I simply can't handle it cos i am not good enough.

Okay, I would be glad to try it.
What degree and flex u got there?

Roystonnn wrote:

Okay, I would be glad to try it.
What degree and flex u got there?

15 degree n stiff

Golfnuts wrote:

where to try

you can try Chilli golf at keppel driving range.. they are auth titty dealer..

Wa seh... that is 1i leh!
U mus be a pro to have bought a 15degree stiff hybrid in the 1st place.

Think I cun hit it well also neh.

Roystonnn wrote:

Wa seh... that is 1i leh!
U mus be a pro to have bought a 15degree stiff hybrid in the 1st place.

Think I cun hit it well also neh.

tats why i cannot hit...over estimate myself

Tot I can buy from u if I can hit it well..
But think can forget it ler. hehe

If got chance, I would still wana try it!
Which range u frequent?

Definitely the Cobra Baffler. I'm using the 2008 DWS model. 23 degrees loft with the Crossfire Shaft.

I used to favour the Callaway Heavenwood but it has gone cold recently. I'm sticking to the Bafflers for now.

What's the logic in buying a 15* hybrid? I mean.. hybrids are supposed to replace hard to hit long irons right? For the majority of golfers, we have no use for the 1i at all. If you really want something at 15*, i think a better choice might have been to get a 3W instead.

Of coz some ppl will find that a 5W is easier to hit than a 3H, and therefore use it to plug their distance gaps. Moral of the story.. know your distance gaps first, then go out and try all the possible clubs before making that purchase..

Roystonnn wrote:

Tot I can buy from u if I can hit it well..
But think can forget it ler. hehe

If got chance, I would still wana try it!
Which range u frequent?

NSRCC or OCC

solarpop wrote:

What's the logic in buying a 15* hybrid? I mean.. hybrids are supposed to replace hard to hit long irons right? For the majority of golfers, we have no use for the 1i at all. If you really want something at 15*, i think a better choice might have been to get a 3W instead.

Of coz some ppl will find that a 5W is easier to hit than a 3H, and therefore use it to plug their distance gaps. Moral of the story.. know your distance gaps first, then go out and try all the possible clubs before making that purchase..

Wah! So chun... my coach just told me something today and I will just translate it here.

Coach told me that he used to be able to hit a 1-iron. (He's old-school, aka Jack Nicklaus era). Some even say that "only God can hit a 1-iron." But as technology comes into play, Coach found that he could not hit a 1-iron off crappy lies. (ie bunkers). However, with a 1-Hybrid (15 degrees), he could. Therefore, out went the 1-iron and in came the 15 degree hybrid.

Of course. Coach is a phenomenal player and this 15 degree hybrid applies only to the elite. I will just stick to my trust 23 degree Baffler.

Hope that helps.

cleveland halo...

met one guy who reshafted the 1i hybrid to a 2i length, as he found the 2i ballflight to be too high... like deciding betw 8.5 or 10.5 deg loft for driver...