Testers ANNOUNCED! Tour Edge Hybrid EXS Pro Hybrid

[JusDave 0]

Dave F.  Calif

8 Hcp

Titleist 818 19* 3H and old Titleist 910 22* 4H

The Most important aspect of any Hybrid is predictability; both in ball flight and yards.

[Bump 0]

Doug

MN

Adams - wearing it out, but it is still the best

consistancy

[bentown 0]

Ben / Alabama

14.6

TEE Ex9 - 19 degree 

Height/spin combo to hold the green on long approaches. 

Edited June 15, 2020 by bentown

[Glenn Wisse 0]

Glenn Wisse

handicap is 6

current hybrid is Adams Idea tech v3

i want my hybrid to be easy to hit and be adjustable.  I’m tired of going too much to the left. I would like be to try yours as I’m looking to buy soon  

 

 

[The 19th Hole 462]

Joe/Washington
Ping G15 20 & 23°
High ball flight and some roll. Hooking usually isn't much problem.
Hcp. 25
 

High ball flight and some roll are counter intuitive...a high ball flight will lend itself to a soft landing...if you want roll out, you need a penetrating ball flight so it skips on its first few bounces then releases. Or play a really hard ball.



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[Dennis Webb 6]

On 6/11/2020 at 5:06 PM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Testers Wanted (4)

One of the most frequent complaints you hear from better players about hybrids, is that they are "hook machines" no matter what some players just can't keep them from going left-for right handed golfers.  While hybrids and their natural tendency to go left is a blessing for most high handicappers, it can be a big turnoff to the better player, and keeps them from putting a higher lofted club in their bag for those long approaches. 

The compact head and deep face design is the preferred shape for better players and helps with a penetrating flight.  To fine tune in your flight, the hybrids come with two adjustable weights a 5g and 20g weight that can be positioned for maxim fade or draw bias depending on your preference. 

Perhaps one of the most unique things about this line is that it comes in single lofts all the way from 16 to 22 degrees, so you can really choose the ideal loft for the gap you are looking to fill, as most companies offer them in 3 or 4 degree gaps.

 

How To Apply

Per the OEM's instructions, this testing is open to Right Handed golfers that reside in the United States

In a post in this thread please provide the following information...AND DO NOT QUOTE this post when replying!

First Name / State of Residence

Handicap

Current Hybrid in Play

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid

That's it. Good luck to everyone.

We'll be selecting the testers sometime in the next week. 

Dennis / Florida

8.5

Adams Idea

Does it fit your eye

[The 19th Hole 462]

Quick poll: how many people will apply without reading the instructions NOT to quote the original post?

 

Over / under 30?

 

I think over at this rate...I pick over?

 

 

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[Jkull 0]

Jamie / Georgia

12 handicap

Taylormade RBZ stage 2 19* tour tp

Shot versatility 

[ChrisS 54]

Chris / Pennsylvania
12 handicap
Adams Idea a505 3 and 4
Consistent whether out of the rough or off the fairway

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[Handicpn 0]

Chris, California 

15 Handicap

Mizuno CLK

looking for ease of workability and a soft, consistent landing.

[ALderbrook Shawn 0]

Shawn / Washington State

Handicap 22.7

Wilson hybrid

Most important hybrid quality would be it's feel and accuracy. 

 

Live on a course, would love to see if this improves a regular guys game.

[Mike Mike 0]

Mike / CA

8.7

Cobra Amp Cell (17* - 2h)

Flight/performance on off-center shots.

[Timmydeedo 4]

Tim /California

Handicap 11

Curent Hybrid : Taylormade Rescue Hybrid #2 &#3

No left bias!

[Joe Stad 0]

Joe / Washington State

Handicap: 17

Current Hybrid: Tour Edge xcg6 

most important thing: consistency and feel 

[pshaddix 0]

On 6/11/2020 at 2:06 PM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Testers Wanted (4)

One of the most frequent complaints you hear from better players about hybrids, is that they are "hook machines" no matter what some players just can't keep them from going left-for right handed golfers.  While hybrids and their natural tendency to go left is a blessing for most high handicappers, it can be a big turnoff to the better player, and keeps them from putting a higher lofted club in their bag for those long approaches. 

The compact head and deep face design is the preferred shape for better players and helps with a penetrating flight.  To fine tune in your flight, the hybrids come with two adjustable weights a 5g and 20g weight that can be positioned for maxim fade or draw bias depending on your preference. 

Perhaps one of the most unique things about this line is that it comes in single lofts all the way from 16 to 22 degrees, so you can really choose the ideal loft for the gap you are looking to fill, as most companies offer them in 3 or 4 degree gaps.

 

How To Apply

Per the OEM's instructions, this testing is open to Right Handed golfers that reside in the United States

In a post in this thread please provide the following information...AND DO NOT QUOTE this post when replying!

First Name / State of Residence

Handicap

Current Hybrid in Play

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid

That's it. Good luck to everyone.

We'll be selecting the testers sometime in the next week. 

Hello, my name is Parker Shaddix and I am from Oregon

Handicap: 0.9

Current hybrid: Cobra Baffler 21 degree

The most important thing in a hybrid for me is the feel! It has to feel good at impact for me to be confident.

I am a PGA teaching professional and would love too try and demo the tour edge hybrids to see if it would be good for myself and for my students. Thanks! 

[Austin Clyde 0]

Austin Clyde / San Diego, CA

Handicap: 10.9

Current Hybrid in Play: Taylormade M2. 3 19 degree

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid: pulling it out of the bag with confidence knowing it can be used in multiple situations (off the tee, in the fairway, in the rough, etc.)

[RyanZaidel18 0]

Ryan-- Minnesota 

Handicap 15

Taylormade 4 we rescue 21 deg

Like a club easy to  hit from different areas on the course...rough, fairway, etc

[oaks 217]

Matt - RI

9

TM Jetspeed 19

Confidence and No Lefts.   The Exotics Pro Line is beautiful!

[appletonjim 19]

Jim / Wisconsin

9.7

Wilson Fybrid 21

High flight that doesn't go hard left

[Tomatoes 0]

Thomas 

Minnesota

1 Handicap

Currently playing a Titleist 816 

Most important thing in a hybrid is playability from the different conditions, I feel like hybrids are trying too hard to replace fairway woods now.