The ReplacementsNo longer considered a novelty, the hybrid club has developed a new reputation as the go-to shotmaker from the fairway, the rough and, believe it or not, around the green.
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Precept EZU
www.preceptgolf.com
$149
 Designed for mid- to high-handicap golfers looking for an easy-to-hit
alternative to long irons, the EZU utility woods feature a low-profile
clubhead with increased offset and a low and deep CG location. Standard
features of the EZU include a proprietary Aldila graphite shaft and
Winn V17 grip. The EZU can comfortably replace 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-irons,
making it both extremely versatile and appealing for the recreational
golfer.
Lofts: 18°, 21°, 25°, 30° (no LH) |
Purespin Diamond Face
www.purespinsports.com
$99
 The Diamond Face hybrid from PureSpin is the ideal mid- to long-iron
replacement for players seeking both added control and a higher
ballflight. The Diamond Face provides excellent control and added spin,
while the redesigned head configuration has a lower and deeper CG.
Lofts: 19°, 22° (no LH)
| Srixon AD
www.srixon.com
$175
 The new AD is a well-constructed and -engineered hybrid. This highly versatile club features an
ultra-thin maraging-steel clubface with a high COR for increased ball
speed and distance, as well as tungsten-nickel weighting that lowers
the CG to produce high, soft shots. Srixon is one of the few companies
also successful in the golf ball market, so if you like the AD hybrid,
check out the new AD333 golf ball.
Lofts: 18°, 21°, 24° (no LH) | TaylorMade Rescue Dual
www.taylormadegolf.com
$235 ($275 graphite)
 The new Rescue Dual features two TLC ports positioned low in the back
of the clubhead near the heel and toe, and the Rescue Dual’s CG
position can be customized by adjusting the accompanying TLC weight
cartridges. Because most golfers miss to the right, the club also
features a fixed weight near the heel to promote more draw-inducing
rotation through impact. The V-shaped sole is designed to minimize
resistance through impact. Also available in the TP (Tour Preferred)
model.
Lofts: 16°, 19°, 22°, 25° (available LH) | |
Tour Edge Exotics
www.touredge.com
$235 ($275 graphite)
 Built with a lightweight beta-titanium cupface that’s Combo-Brazed to a
heavier Hyper-Steel body, the Exotics Iron-Wood provides the maximum
allowable .830 COR for impressive distance. Each Iron-Wood comes with
two six-gram weight screws and an optional kit that provides four
additional weight screws for enhanced customization.
Lofts: 18°, 21°, 24° (available LH) | Vulcan Sniper
www.vulcangolf.com
$129
 The new Sniper from Vulcan Golf is loaded with cool stuff. The carbon
crown helps lower the CG for a higher trajectory and the shallow face
makes it easier to hit from tight lies off the fairway or in heavy
rough. Also, the cambered sole facilitates hitting the ball in the
center of the clubface. The new Aldila V-Tech graphite shaft is a great
component as well, designed for the utmost in carry distance and
clubhead stability through the impact zone.
Lofts: 17°, 20°, 23° (no LH) |
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