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Learn all about golf hybrids. Why you need them in your bag and how they can improve your golf game.

2017 Cobra King F7 & King Forged Expert Review

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Cobra has launched a few really fascinating concepts in 2017. Following the signing of Bryson DeChambeau, Cobra has introduced One Length Irons (all the irons are the same length of a standard 7 iron) for retail purchase in both the King F7 and King Forged Tour Irons. In addition, they have incorporated Cobra Connect powered by Arccos with into the King F7 and King F7+ Drivers for real time stats on the course. Cobra King F7 Driver Club Tested: F7 Driver Shaft: Fujikura XLR8 61; Flex: Stiff; Loft: 9.5°; Neutral Weight Setting The Takeaway The multi-material TexTreme crown of…

Titleist 716 Irons & 816 Hybrids

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GolfDiscount.com is proud to present the new lineup of Titleist 716 irons and 816 hybrids. Released biennially, Titleist has a wide range of offerings for players of all abilities. And, for the first time ever, Titleist has decided to release their hybrids at the same time as their irons, instead of with their woods. Utilizing tungsten weighting, Titleist has been able to create irons with a low CG for better launch conditions and club head speeds. Check out the new offerings for 2016, and find the irons that fit your game! 716 AP1 Irons Their extremely popular Game Improvement and…

2015 Hybrid Guide

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Golf Discount’s 2015 Hybrid Guide By Bob Gomavitz Being an absolute equipment junkie, I was approached by GolfDiscount.com to write reviews and share my findings with you. Having been chosen to write a number of Taylormade product reviews for GolfWRX.com I felt that this would be an excellent opportunity put my knowledge to use. Hybrids are a very finicky club. Some people love them and others hate them. It’s important to know why you want a hybrid in your bag. I found them to be my best friend once I found out what style fit my game and why. I…

Golf Hybrids: Not Just Replacements for 3 and 4 Irons

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Golf Hybrids have become commonplace now in the world of golf, and even the best players on the PGA tour are now using them on a regular basis. And why not? They are easier and more forgiving than long irons and carry farther with less effort. Most people have 1 or 2 hybrids in their bag, the most common lofts being 18, 20 and 23 degrees. However, this insomniac has realized something in the past few sleepless weeks. My five and six iron fly about the same distance and height. This realization has lead me to try something with great…

Hybrids

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A revolutionary breakthrough in golf club design, the hybrid has gone from a curious new offering to a mainstay in just about every golfers bag. Meant to be swung more like an iron than a wood, hybrids are so successful because they replace some of the most difficult clubs in the bag to hit – long irons – with easier to control, more forgiving, and distance enhancing options. Most golfers struggle to find consistent contact with their 3, 4 and even 5 irons. The clubheads are too small and compact, the sweet spot on the face too small, and they provide less forgiveness due to…