When to switch to hybrids

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By Eric B

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  1. Aging (50) has me considering getting rid of the traditional 3 and 4 iron. I have been playing a hybrid for these clubs and I really like it. Just kind of stings a little when you make the switch. I hit the hybrid much better though. Pride goes out the window if I save a few shots on the course.

  2. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    At 76, the one thing I have in common with Fred Couples is we carry the same number of metalwoods - and that is a higher number than the number of irons we carry.
    At wherever stage your game is, play the best equipment for that. Ego doesn’t put the ball in the hole.
  3. Chuck Zirkle

    Chuck Zirkle
    Mt Pleasant, SC via Rocky Top Tennessee

    Military
    When you feel you do not have to work as hard to hit the longer clubs. As I have started to loose distance over the past five years, I have gone to all regular shafts and use a lot of hybrids. At the young age of 80 (in September) and proud of it, my longest iron is a six. My current set up GT2D 10.75, GTF2F 14.25, TRSH 17.0 TSR H 21.0, GT3H 24. Having had back surgery in Oct got my drivers back up to 220 on a very good day. It's been a long hard road. Still working on the irons. T350 6-48W, Vokey 56.10S. All custom fitted. Getting new irons nest year. You are a youngster. Play to have fun and move up to enjjoy the game. Leave the ego at home. I got rid of my 3 and four irons in my early sixties and stopped using my five iron two years ago. .

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