Testers ANNOUNCED! Tour Edge Hybrid EXS Pro Hybrid

[J.B. TexasEx]

Jeff / Texas

13.4 Handicap

None

I need a hybrid that I can't hook. Most look closed at address to me.

[Joseph Korte]

Joe/Washington

Ping G15 20 & 23°

High ball flight and some roll. Hooking usually isn't much problem.

Hcp. 25

 

[djaxgolf21]

Damian  / Pennsylvania

20

Taylormade M3

Easier to hit

[Lacassem]

Gorgeous club. Tour exotics are putting out some nice stuff right now. 
Not in he market very happy with my hybrids but that compact profile looks like a winner to me!

good luck all!

[cwojtowicz]

Clint / Colorado

4

Callaway XR Pro and Big Bertha Alpha 815

Consistency and not snap hooking it off the tee. 

[dbernard424]

David Alabama

5

Taylormade rocketball 4 hybrid

easy to hit

[jayjay0808]

John-James / Washington state
Handicap +1.2
Rotating between a Taylormade UDI and Mizuno CLK
Versatility for a variety of different curse situations


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[tnyankee]

Dennis, Tennessee

Hdp - 21

Callaway 24 deg  Diablo

Consistent distance

[Hitnhunt]

I've always liked Tour Edge equipment.  I've had drivers, irons, putters, and of course their fairway woods and hybrids.  

First Name / State of Residence - Tim/Arizona

Handicap - 12

Current Hybrid in Play - Adams or Wilson, depending on the set being played that day.

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid - Playability, launch angle, and distance.

[*Turbo*]

Ryan from Wisconsin

5.1

Tour Edge CBX w/ HZRDUS Black 6.0

The ability to move the ball up and down. Stingers off the tee and moon balls off the deck give me maximum utility, and no need for a utility iron. It's why I love my CBX.

[GregGarner]

Greg in North Carolina

 

Handicap: 2.3

Current Hybrid in Play: GAPR Lo (2h at 17.5 degrees, graphite shaft, about 245 off the tee and 230 off the deck)

The most important thing to me in a hybrid is being able to execute the shot I have in mind. Off the tee I want a penetrating draw. Off the deck I want to be able to work it left or right, high or low. I have a naturally high flight with plenty of spin and I've always shied away from hybrids. Truth be told, I'm not wild about my GAPR's feel, but the performance keeps it in the bag. Lately I've struggled with my 3i, so a 19 degree hybrid that actually works for me would be *incredible.*

[GolfSpy_BOS]

Their clubs keep looking better and better. Good luck to those who apply!


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[shadow0861]

Mark from Virginia.

17 handicap

I currently game a Ping G hybrid.

I am not a fan of offset hybrids, and I want to be able to cut it to take distance off. 

[twolfe57]

Tom, Va

Current handicap: 16

TayloMade M2 (19 & 22 degrees)

Easy to get out of the rough, consistent distance

[puttnfool]

Jeremy // OK

15 handicap

Callaway Apex 19 23°

Compact shape

[WesH]

On 6/11/2020 at 4:06 PM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Wes/Texas

+3

Titleist TS2 17

Looking for a hybrid that feels good, has a medium to low trajectory and spins a decent amount  

 

[msrtymouse82]

Martin / Minnesota 

2

titleist 818 H2 19*

consistent penetrating trajectory

[Jimrmu]

I shoot in the high 80s mostly. But I will say the second club on any par 4 or 5 I play is a hybrid. I use my 3/4 hybrid and always make solid contact with it. I am in the process of trying to decide what clubs to buy next. I would love to try this hybrid out. I am playing golf twice a week for the next few months until I go back to school and would love to try this club. Thanks!

[CrzyQbn@me.com]

John / CA

 

12.5

Callaway big Bertha 6 Hybrid

forgiveness

[Tripsdad]

Ray/Illinois

Handicap 14

Currently play cleveland highbore xls hybrid.

Want distance control and low launch.