Top 5 Picks
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Adams Idea Pro Hybrid The Idea Pro Hybrid by Adams Golf is for serious Golfers who are in need of a more workable Hybrid Club. The Adams Idea Pro hybrids pattern themselves after the famous Adams family of tight lies utility clubs. |
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Taylor Made TP Rescue Hybrid The 2009 Taylor Made TP Rescue Hybrid is compact, versatile and easy-to-hit in a new design that combines traditional look and feel with lots of performance upgrades.The TP employs Taylor Made Flight Control Technology letting you change the face angle, loft, and lie of your TP Rescue Hybrid for up to 8 different head positions, each with its own variation on ball flight. |
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Ping Rapture V2 Hybrid The second go-round on the Ping Rapture V2 is just as long and even more versatile than its predecessors. The weight movement in the Rapture is no small feat and Ping’s fitting options are simply unmatched. |
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Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Hybrid The new Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Hybrid offers the attitude and distance that provide golfers the confidence to perform shots from anywhere on the golf course. Callaway Golf engineers have re-introduced the Dual Runner Sole that was originally found in the FT Hybrids. |
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Cleveland Launcher The Cleveland Launcher might be the company’s first “traditional” hybrid, and it might be its most effective hybrid to date. The Launcher is engineered on an iron chassis, and has a parabolic leading edge for easy turf interaction. |
