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Hybrids Vs Woods Reddit. I had a 4 wood but i struggled to hit it off the fairway, so i’m considering trying out a 4 hybrid instead for those long approach shots. It effectively functions as a 4 wood that's easier to hit and. Do hybrids go as far as woods or vice versa and therefore are you compromising distance if you choose a hybrid to replace one of your fairway woods? I dumped my 3w and 5w with the 2 hybrid. I hit the hybrid maybe 5. Do you guys prefer a hybrid or wood in the bag? Woods and hybrids sometimes overlap one another in terms of how they are designed to perform. In my opinion a 5 wood with the same loft of a hybrid will go further simply because of the longer shaft length. Let’s say you need a club that flies 215 yards. Hybrids bridge the gap between fairway woods and irons by combining the best features of both. A larger face for gives more forgiveness than and iron and a narrower profile than a wood to allow them to be hit from longer grass with more of a downward iron style swing. What i do is carry driver, 17 degree hybrid (it's about a 4 wood in loft), 20 degree hybrid, then 4 iron. As a general rule woods go further than equivalent hybrids when both clubs are hit off the tee. My 2 hybrid (srixon z65) is 16 degrees. My driver distance is slightly higher than.

Let’s say you need a club that flies 215 yards. My driver distance is slightly higher than. I hit the hybrid maybe 5. What i do is carry driver, 17 degree hybrid (it's about a 4 wood in loft), 20 degree hybrid, then 4 iron. Woods and hybrids sometimes overlap one another in terms of how they are designed to perform. Do hybrids go as far as woods or vice versa and therefore are you compromising distance if you choose a hybrid to replace one of your fairway woods? Do you guys prefer a hybrid or wood in the bag? Hybrids bridge the gap between fairway woods and irons by combining the best features of both. My 2 hybrid (srixon z65) is 16 degrees. It effectively functions as a 4 wood that's easier to hit and.

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Hybrids Vs Woods Reddit I hit the hybrid maybe 5. What i do is carry driver, 17 degree hybrid (it's about a 4 wood in loft), 20 degree hybrid, then 4 iron. I hit the hybrid maybe 5. My driver distance is slightly higher than. Hybrids bridge the gap between fairway woods and irons by combining the best features of both. I had a 4 wood but i struggled to hit it off the fairway, so i’m considering trying out a 4 hybrid instead for those long approach shots. A larger face for gives more forgiveness than and iron and a narrower profile than a wood to allow them to be hit from longer grass with more of a downward iron style swing. I dumped my 3w and 5w with the 2 hybrid. Let’s say you need a club that flies 215 yards. Do you guys prefer a hybrid or wood in the bag? It effectively functions as a 4 wood that's easier to hit and. My 2 hybrid (srixon z65) is 16 degrees. In my opinion a 5 wood with the same loft of a hybrid will go further simply because of the longer shaft length. Do hybrids go as far as woods or vice versa and therefore are you compromising distance if you choose a hybrid to replace one of your fairway woods? Woods and hybrids sometimes overlap one another in terms of how they are designed to perform. As a general rule woods go further than equivalent hybrids when both clubs are hit off the tee.