Testers ANNOUNCED: Tour Edge Exotics CBX 119 Hybrid

[uwillno1 0]

I'll throw my hat in the ring for testing....19* that's what the loft is on my ping hybird....I've got the tour edge HP series high performance 10 putter that I use but sure would like to try out the new Biarritz mallet head putter if you want to throw that in too :-) been looking at that for the last month or so

[AFGolfer 1]

Hayes, Nebraska

10, 105

Adams Idea Super 9031, 20 degree

Would love to have one of these in a 19 degree.  I get 235-240 out of my 3-wood but my current hybrid pegs out around 210...I’d like to shrink that gap!  (Not to mention that the Adams is a great club but a bit over-the-hill, time for an upgrade!)

[Skramgolf 0]

Mark / Quakertown, PA

19 / 98 MPH Driver 92 MPH with current hybrid

Mizuno JPX900 19*

I would choose a 22* as a 4i replacement. I'm not getting any younger and my current Mizuno 4i is becoming less predictable.

[madi05 139]

First Name/City, State Joe, Wilson, NC
Handicap/SS 14
Current hybrid model Played Callaway rogue
What loft you think you would choose and why 19* I guess because that's what I use for that 210 shot
Thank you for the opportunity

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[Rob L 7]

Rob, southern New Jersey 

8.6/ driver club head speed 108

Ping g25 20 degree 

would like to test 20 degree for comparison to current in terms of approach shots from 195-200

 

Previously played at a competitive level and am currently working my way back after finishing medical school. Playing at an 8 index currently

I am average in terms of distance. My longest cobra forged tec black iron is a 5 iron which travels 186yrds. Current hybrid is a ping g25 20 degree which carries 200. I have disliked many hybrids w high toes and are not square. I believe this hybrid would be similarly neutral to my g25. Do not use my hybrid of the tee much but will do so for the testing as many golfers enjoy using a hybrid off the tee. Thank you for the opportunity 

Edited May 27, 2019 by Rob L

[pweter 0]

Peter/ Jacksonville, FL

10 HC/ 105 MPH

I dont currently have a hybrid in my bag

if i had to pick a loft i'd choose around 18* because that would fill the gap well between my 3 wood and 4 iron considering i dont currently play a hybrid

[hawkey100 0]

First Name- Greg

/City, State-Ontario Canada

Handicap/SS- +0.4

Current hybrid model Played- Cobra F7 19 degree and Cobra F7 22 degree

What loft you think you would choose and why- Same as my current hybrids to have my distance gaps consistent 

[RLCOLELLA 0]

Rob/Newville, Pennsylvania

HCP 3/106 MPH SS

Titleist 910H 19°

I would chose a 19° loft to fit in between my 22° 4-iron and my 15° 3-wood.  It would be a gap filler and my go to club on short par 4's for positioning, long par 3's due to the stopping ability, and on reachable par 5 second shots.  

I look forward to the opportunity to possibly testing one of these oft talked about hybrids.

 

 

 

[pgfree33 2]

Dave / Quartz Hill, CA

9 / 109

 Callaway Red hot 19* / Stiff

I would want to test either 17* or 19* to best gap-fill between my 4 iron and 4 wood.


SoCal Dave

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[daddybob0525000 0]

• Bob - Georgia

24 Handicap

Heavy Hybrid 20° Hybrid

Replace with 19° or 20° A Flex

[Steve2100 181]

Steve, Illinois
Hdcp 17 : as 90-95
Cobra f7 21-24 degree
Would like to test 17-19 degree hybrid


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[jpcsays 0]

Julian / San Francisco, CA

13.5 / 115 mph

I have used a Mizuno MX-950 previously but stopped gaming it.

19* – currently have a big gap between my 3w (245-260) and my 4i (205-215) and it's starting to show on longer courses, esp. ones with long par 3's, so a 3h would fill in nicely!

[Rickles 0]

Rick / Atlantic Beach NC

Handicap 2.4 /swing speed 102

Current hybrid model Played: Sonartec MD 21

I would choose a 21 or 22 degree. I want a 210 to 220 club to fit between 4 wood and a weak 4 iron. 

[Mr_Theoo 3,055]

14 minutes ago, Rickles said:

Rick / Atlantic Beach NC

Handicap 2.4 /swing speed 102

Current hybrid model Played: Sonartec MD 21

I would choose a 21 or 22 degree. I want a 210 to 220 club to fit between 4 wood and a weak 4 iron. 

You’re back in the states?!

[Srs310 0]

Sam / Augusta, Ga

hdcp: 6 / ss: 100-105 w/ driver

Taylormade rescue mid w/ steel shaft (what can I say I’m loyal) 

19 or 20 degree to fill the gap between my 4 iron and 3 wood. Not sure what I’m missing out on distance wise with the newer hybrids but to be able to get 220-225 out of one would be ideal for my gapping. 

[acdcjaram 30]

Aaron / Albuquerque, NM

9.4 / 82

Titliest H2 19*

21* - Right now there is not enough gap between my 3 wood (265) and my hybrid (255) with only 10 yards of separation, but too much gap between my 4i (220) and my 19* Hybrid. 

 

[bevoboy75457 1]

Ryan / Houston, TX

1.8 handicap / 110 mph swing speed

Adams Pro Mini - 18* - Aldila NVS Hybird 105X

I would choose 18* to see if it could head to head replace my Adams Pro Mini. I already play Tour Edge CB fairway woods.



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[kyleagrant 5]

--Kyle/Fishers, IN

-HDCP 18/ SS: 105-110MPH

-Titleist 915 19degree

-19 degree, that is what I currently play and the biggest need for me in a hybrid

[Kelizp37 0]

First Name/City, State: Kristin Sheboygan Falls, WI

Handicap/SS:  35/80

Current hybrid model Played: Callaway Xhot 4 and 5

What loft you think you would choose and why:  21 degree to replace my 4 Callaway Hybrid

[WBW 0]

First Name/City, State:

• Brad - Jacksonville, FL 

Handicap/SS

• 9.7 Index / Swing Speed 90mph w/ 7 iron

Current hybrid model Played

• Titlist 913H, 19 degrees, but see below...

What loft you think you would choose and why

• I need a hybrid that produces a distance that fits between my 4 iron and 3 wood, approximately 220-235 yards. I've tried a lot of hybrids and I've not found one yet that I absolutely love I think it would fun experiment to focus on solving the problem part of my bag.

Edited May 28, 2019 by WBW
removed last name, removed ball speed and replaced with swing speedwith swing speed