Hybrids golf?

Question

Is a 18 degree hybrid easy to hit? tee and fairway. Im look at the the Cobra Pro baffler is this a good choice or should I go with a more forgiving hybrid such as the Ping G10 since it has a low loft?

Answer 1

You really can't go wrong with either, It's more preference between those two models. There shouldn't be a huge difference between teeing up or hitting a fairway lie with the nice wide sole. It comes down to feel.

Answer 2

yes all hybrids are pretty easy to hit

I have the 19 degree Taylor Made Burner hybrid and it is amazingly easy to hit and a really awesome club

Answer 3

Have you actually hit the clubs you are considering or is this just a theoretical excursion to gather somebody elses opinion based on their specific choices and ....more importantly their swing and game?   Hit what ever clubs you are thinking of purchasing yourself....preferably on a launch monitor...the data will tell you which you hit the best....not someone here that knows nothing about your game and abilities.

Answer 4

I walked into a golf store intent on buying  Calloway Hybrid to replace my 3 iron. After hitting several different brands, I liked the Calloway the least. Cobra was the one I was hitting the second best. The Ping was just OK. I would suggest going somewhere you can hit the clubs and see which is best for your swing.

Answer 5

I just added a 15 degree and 21 degree G10 to my bag this week.  I hit them all and liked the ping and the Nike SQ Sumo(not the square) just the same, but had Ping irons so I went with the G10.  They come through the ball so clean and have great launch characteristics, even out of rough.  I felt the Ping was a little more forgiving than the Nike though.  Hope this helps.

Answer 6

Ya hybrid clubs are allot eisier to hit than irons and that is a very good club. Meaning the G10. i have seemed to have more luck with a G10.