Titleist 816 H2 Hybrid
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816 H2 Hybrid
Take Your Long Game Further.
The 816 Hybrid is packed with distance generating technologies to help take your long game even further. The compact profile of the 816H2 is best suited for skilled golfers looking for launch and trajectory control. In addition, the 816H2 is also slightly offset for more aggressive players that engage the turf.
Active Recoil Channel™
Flexes at impact to generate high speed and low spin for long distance.Thin Face and High MOI
The Ultra Thin Face delivers speed and distance across the entire hitting area. The high MOI design delivers speed on off-center hits.Precision Fit
New SureFit Tour™ hosel adjusts 1° for loft and lie to provide a precise fit.Titleist 816 H2 Hybrid Expert Review
Written By: Bob Gomavitz
The Takeaway
Active Recoil Channel Technology actively flexes at impact to generate high speed and low spin for long distance. The ultra-thin face delivers speed and distance across the entire face. The high MOI design delivers speed on off–center hits. A relieved leading edge and Active Recoil Channel edge help them glide through the turf. Precision Fit from the SureFit Tour Sleeve provides the most precise fit and yardage gaps that Titleist has ever offered. The H2 has a compact profile for launch and trajectory control.
Who's It For?
The 816 H2 is a more compact hybrid for iron like control with more distance. Great off the tee and into deep greens. The H2 is also a great option for players who hit hybrids too high in general.
Final Take
The 816 H2 is more the type of hybrid that I personally play. I need distance and roll from my hybrids and that is what I got from the H2 over the H1 version. Same great looks and feel with just a lower more penetrating ball flight. Add in the SureFit system and I was able to almost eliminate the left side of the course with this head.
Club Tested: Shaft: Diamana D+ White 90Hy; Flex: Stiff; Loft: 19°
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