Butz

Hey Eyeman,

First of all, I would defenitely recommend you to get some hybrids if you have the budget. But before you indulged into a shopping spree, try them out first.

Right now, I am planning to keep a driver, my 3wood, and 5wood. But once I get my 2H, 18degree hybrid, and 3H, 21degree, I am planning to alternate it with my 5 wood. Or depending on the course, I can bring all of them...

My driver, my 3 & 5wood, and 2H and 3H plus my 5 to 9irons, wedges and my putter.

Why? Honestly, my weakness is my long iron, even though I can hit my 3 and 4iron, they do not fly distantly. But with my 3H, I can hit it easily at 215yards, without bounce.

If I used my 3 and 4iron, my distance is just a dismal of 180yards. Just 30yards shorter than my Pitching wedge. Because on a full swing, with follow through, my PW flies to 150yards.

Uhm, so my point is, if you cannot hit your 3 and 4iron, replaced it slowly with a 3H, either a 20 or 21 degree, and 2H or 4H,depending on your brand preference.

For me, I find Callaway's X hybrid to be more forgiving and fly longer distance, from tight lies and can fly even greater distance, when teeing it up on a Par 3 or Par 4.

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For the Love of the Game,

Butz