Testers ANNOUNCED! Tour Edge Hybrid EXS Pro Hybrid

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Jeff - Note Heaven (Iowa)

7.4

Nickent 17* and 20*

The shots I hit with hybrids have to be completely predictable.  100% confidence is what I'm looking for to hit that mid launch penetrating shot.

Had a Tour Edge gap wedge in the bag until my son stole it.  Recall hitting hybrids in a sim a while back and found them very easy to hit and make great contact.

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Kevin K / Michigan

Handicap: 14.6

Currently do not play a hybrid. Have been wanting to buy some for years to replace my long irons in the 185-210 yardage groups.

A hybrid for me needs to have ease of hitting out of the rough or uneven lies and feel like an iron at address and less like a fairway metal.

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15 hours ago, JimNantzsToast said:

Alex / Virginia

15 Handicap

Sub 70 3 hybrid

Versatility - good off the tee, rough, fairway, long fairway bunker, punch type shots

Noticed you currently play the sub 70 hybrid. How do you like it? Did you by chance also try their utility driving iron type club? I have been con considering picking one up. 

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Eric / NY

10

Don't actually currently have a hybrid in the bag. Always hesitant to put one in, just never pulled the trigger. I've hit my fair share of my friends hybrids.  Would love to test one for myself rather than just the one off though! 

I'd say what I'd look for in a hybrid is distance and workability. If i find one i like, could make some 2020 adjustments the bag for sure

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Michael / Iowa

6.4 Handicap

Current Hybrid Tour Edge Exotics EXS 17° and 22°, both with Project X HZRDUS Black 85g 6.0 shaft

Easy to hit and control distance.  My two hybrids have replaced my 3 wood, 3 and 4 iron.

Edited June 17, 2020 by mnielson

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Chuck Bradley 

Yorktown VA

6 Handicap 

TaylorMade Raylor from 1993

Distance and Forgiveness

[El Chivo 18]

First Name / State of Residence - Armando / FL 

Handicap - 2 (in comps), for fun +2.  First win ever with Tour Edge already in the bag.

Current Hybrid in Play - Taylormade Rescue Mid 2002 (Time to Update!)

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid - The ability to shape the same type of shot from the fairway and off the tee with a similar window.Some are easier to turn over off the tee. And dont offer the same feel off the short grass.

I'm working on a WITB review of my CBX Tour Blades I just got from Tour Edge 3-Pw and they are without question the absolutely most forgiving blade on the market with tremendous turf interaction.

Thanks for the opp. 

Edited June 16, 2020 by El Chivo

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Luca Djelosevic

Handicap 15

Titleist 816 H1

Further and Accurate than my last iron aka my 4 iron

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Eric / California

Handicap 20

Current Hybrid in Play is a Cobra 4HL One Length

Most important thing about a hybrid is versatility of being able to hit in a variety of situations (off the tee/fairway/etc)

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Mike / MD

0.7

X2Hot Pro (20 degrees) 12 grams of lead tape on toe, Diamana white board 80 Hybrid X-flex shaft, std length

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid: fade biased design (weighting/face setup) with a lower piercing flight

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First Name / State of Residence

John / Missouri

Handicap

9

Current Hybrid in Play

Titleist 585H, 17*, ProForce V2 75S

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid

Versatility/Workability

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Roy,   East Yorkshire  UK

8.6

ping g30    22*

most important is playability

 

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Brad / Colorado 

16

No hybrid, 19 degree Titleist 980f 5w

Needs to Fill the 210 - 220 gap and sound good doing it

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Giulio, Brooklyn, NY

13

Callaway Apex 3h, waiting to receive a Sub70 939X 4h

i like versatility. I love a club I can use off the tee if I need to shape shots on doglegs, hit greens when I drive short ahahaha, helping out of the rough and still get some distance

[Ballzo 0]

I'd play one of these for sure. I consider myself a hybrid specialist with a picky list of requirements for their play. I've also bagged TE stuff and have a good opinion of their equipment.

First Name / State of Residence
David / California

Handicap
4

Current Hybrid in Play
Sonartec MD 17, 21, 25

What is the most important thing to you in a hybrid
Shape that inspires confidence, Versatility of play, deep face, loft options

 

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Paul/Texas

Handicap 20

Current hybrid burner 3 along with others I rotate still trying to find the right one

Most important thing for me is feeling comfortable knowing I can hit it straight

 

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Alberto/ California

9.5

Turner Burner Hybrid 19°

A neutral ball flight that lands softly. I naturally draw the ball and hate hooking my hybrid but I have to setup for a draw since I can't hit the thing straight to save my life.

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Jon / Charlotte, NC
7.7 handicap 

Mizuno CLK 22°

I look for consistency and reliability from a hybrid.  Not so much distance but versatility between my longest iron and fairway metal.

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Andrew / Pennsylvania

Handicap 7

Current hybrid in play: none - I have a 5w that is OLD and is about the same size

Most important thing for me in a hybrid - NO LEFTS (to your original post) and strokes gained. What can this club do that choking down on a 5w or muscling a 4 iron can't?

Edited June 17, 2020 by analyticandrew

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57 minutes ago, analyticandrew said:

Andrew / Pennsylvania

Handicap 7

Current hybrid in play: none - I have a 5w that is OLD and is about the same size

Most important thing for me in a hybrid - NO LEFTS (to your original post) and strokes gained. What can this club do that choking down on a 5w or muscling a 4 iron can't?

finally! I think you might be the only other person on here who mentioned the possible benefit of how a hybrid plays chocking down relative to a wood!