GolfWRX Spotlight: Tour Edge Exotics EXS Pro hybrid
Hybrids, for many of us, are one of the clubs that don’t get replaced very often. Once we find one that we can confidently hit in pressure situations, it stays in the bag for as long as possible. I am...
View ArticleReview: Callaway XR and XR Pro Hybrids
Pros: The hottest hybrids in golf. The XR and XR Pro are also exceptionally well-rounded, with pleasing looks, feel and performance from the tee, fairway and rough. Cons: Not adjustable. Who are they...
View Article2015 Gear Trials: Best Hybrids
Following the trend of new drivers and fairway woods, hybrid clubs have become much lower spinning than their predecessors in recent years. It’s a change that has widened their target audience from...
View ArticleReview: Taylormade R15 and AeroBurner Hybrids
Pros: The R15 and AeroBurner hybrids offer faster ball speeds and more distance than the SLDR or JetSpeed hybrids. Cons: The smaller, peanut-shaped R15 might turn some golfers away who like to see more...
View ArticleReview: Srixon ZH45 Hybrids
Pros: An awesome all-around performer. Top-tier ball speeds. Cons: Not adjustable. Highest loft is 22 degrees. Who’s it for: Most hybrid players, and those who don’t know that they are hybrid players...
View ArticleReview: Titleist 915H and 915Hd Hybrids
Pros: This is how hybrids should look. Both models are exceptionally consistent, and two of the longest of 2015. Cons: None. Who are they for?: The 915H and 915Hd will work well for a wide range of...
View ArticleReview: Nickent F30 Ti Fairway and Hybrid
Pros: Tungsten weights placed low and deep in the head encourage a high launch. Cons: Only one shaft option. Golfers with faster swing speeds
View Article2014 Gear Trials: Best Hybrids
In nearly every golfer’s bag, there’s a yardage gap between two irons that’s a little closer together than it should be. It’s
View ArticleJuly 2012 Editors Choice- Best Hybrids
The GolfWRX Editors’ Choice Awards recognize the very best in gear. We tested, fitted and debated to develop the list in lieu
View ArticleReview: Cobra Bio Cell Hybrids
Pros: The standard Bi0 Cell hybrid is hot, high-launching and quite versatile. MyFly8 adjustability allows you to dial in your preferred trajectory
View ArticleReview: Nike Covert 2.0 Hybrids
Pros: The crew at Nike took a fresh approach in designing the new VRS Covert 2.0 hybrids, making the lower-lofted clubs more forgiving
View ArticleReview: Adams Pro Hybrid
Pros: A scorching hot face for boring, penetrating shots off the tee. They’re very workable, and have a sole shape that glides
View ArticleTitleist 910H Hybrid Review
Well, guys, I decided to go and try one of these Titleist 910h hybrids this past weekend. Went to the local shop
View ArticlePing i20 Hybrid Review
Review: Just a few things about myself before I get into the review. I am a golf enthusiasts, as many guys are
View ArticleAdams Super Hybrid XTD Review
GolfWRX editor review- Pros: The Titanium face and crown brazed to the stainless steel sole make this hybrid the hottest hybrid we
View ArticleTour Edge Exotics XCG5 Hybrid Review
Tour Edge Exotics XCG5 Hybrid Review Tested: Tour Edge Exotics XCG5 Hybrid Loft tested (degrees): 19 Shaft: Fujukura Exotics Blur From Tour
View ArticlePing Rapture V2 Hybrid – Review
It is very difficult to replace a club in my bag that has been ever so faithful to me for the
View ArticleReview: Nickent F30 Ti Fairway and Hybrid
Pros: Tungsten weights placed low and deep in the head encourage a high launch. Cons: Only one shaft option. Golfers with faster swing speeds could create too much spin with these, and their turf...
View Article2014 Gear Trials: Best Hybrids
In nearly every golfer’s bag, there’s a yardage gap between two irons that’s a little closer together than it should be. It’s most common in the long irons, where golfers often hit two different clubs...
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