2005 has really been the year of the hybrid club… and why not? They’re really easy to hit, they are really forgiving and they make long irons a thing of the past.
Hybrid Reviews
Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood Hybrid Review
It was really just a matter of time before Callaway entered the hybrid market. Callaway has always been a leader in the fairway wood market and they have used many of those proven technologies in their new Heavenwood.
New Exotics EX9 Tour Fairway Woods and Tour Hybrids
Nice to see you again thanks for coming back and having a read. We’re happy introduce the new Exotics EX9 Tour Hybrid and Tour Fairway Woods. Hot off the success of the EX9 series Exotics introduces the Tour series. Starting with the EX9 Tour hybrid which is an ideal replacement for long-irons and easier to … Read more
Introducing Titleist’s New 816H Hybrids
Hey, it’s nice to see you again. Today we’re excited to tell you about the new Titleist 816H Hybrids. Promising to generate high speed and low spin with their Ultra Thin Face technology the new 816H Hybrids come in two models 816H1 and the 816H2. The high MOI design increases speed across the face for … Read more
New Callaway Apex Irons and Hybrids
Well Hello there and thanks for stopping by. We’re happy to announce the new Callaway Apex irons, Apex pro irons, and Apex hybrids. With the new irons, Apex has for the first time engineered their industry-leading face cup technology into the iron which helps promote increased distance. Callaway says the new Apex irons feature … Read more
Cleveland LDI Hybrid Review
I found it a bit strange when Cleveland released two different hybrids in 2005. The HALO kind of came out of nowhere and many of us thought that the LDI would be Cleveland’s only entry into the hybrid market for the year.
Orlimar H830 Hybrid Review
After a couple years of financial difficulty Orlimar appears to be back and ready to go. With some new financial backing and a solid business plan in place I would expect to see lots of the Orlimar name in the upcoming years.
Ben Hogan Edge CFT Hybrid Review
The hybrid club has become more and more popular over the past few years. Clubs once thought to be “gimmicky” and “ugly” are now found in a large majority of bags. Ben Hogan has always been considered a very traditional company and even they have jumped on the hybrid bandwagon.