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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Wedgewood Gold IR Series
www.wedgewoodgolf.com
$129
 Combining the accuracy of long irons with the feel and power of fairway
woods isn’t easy, but Wedgewood found a way. The Gold IR Series has a
thick topline for more confidence and a low CG for a higher flight. The
Nickel Flex graphite shaft has nickel in it for added power.
Lofts: 16°, 19°, 22°, 25° (no LH) |
Yonex Cyberstar XC
www.yonex.com
$229
 The new Yonex Cyberstar XC hybrids are very attractive, most notably
sporting a carbon crown for a lowered CG. However, it’s the cambered
leading edge that may do all the work, preventing the club from digging
into thick, difficult lies. With such great looks, this hybrid begs to
be put into play. Also, don’t miss the full line of Cyberstar
equipment, including the new Nanospeed driver used by Colin
Montgomerie.
Lofts: 17°, 20°, 23° (no LH) |
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