Monday, June 14, 2010

Hybrid Golf Club: More Information about This Club

If you are frustrated with trying to use your long irons, you have got to consider replacing them with hybrid clubs. The design of the hybrid is an innovative blending of the best characteristics of both woods and irons into a single club. The irons they replace are the 2 through 5. Like I said, the long irons. Bear in mind that the long irons are a pain to master for most amateurs, so when you hear that hybrid golf clubs are "easy to use", that means they are easier than the long irons. Regardless of that, why exactly are hybrids easier on the golfer learning to use them? First of all, the hybrids are much more forgiving that irons for mis-hits or off-center hits. But there are also other characteristics that account for its friendly reputation.

It's obvious when you look at the typical long iron that the weight of the iron is centered near the clubs face. There is no "back" on them. Since it is better to have the center of weight further back from the club face, the makers of hybrid golf clubs has extended the club head back in order to achieve this better distribution of weight.

With this change there is more weight on the back of the clubs without a lot of addition weight. Some manufacturers of hybrid golf clubs designed their clubs to look more like fairway woods. This results in a club with a head that is slightly larger, due to the extended back, but is not as large as the fairway wood, which would make it harder to hit with.

A low center of gravity is also a desirable characteristic of hybrid clubs. Higher loft on the ball is one result of having a lower center of gravity in the club. This is what increases the "loft" of the ball while not actually changing the loft of the club. The change is slight. In fact you will not like notice the change in angle, except for the fact that the ball will carry further.

Taken together, these improvements combine to create another advantage for these clubs, which is more back-spin on the ball. This stops the ball from rolling as far after landing, allowing you to have more accuracy in your shots.

Friday, December 4, 2009

Are Custom Hybrid Golf Clubs Better for Your Game?

So, What Are Custom Hybrid Golf Clubs?


Many professional golfers have begun to use hybrid golf clubs in their own game. They have generally received very positive reviews from various golf periodicals and experts. Essentially, hybrid golf clubs combine the attributes of the fairway wood and a long iron. These clubs are designed to permit golfers to drive the golf ball upwards for longer shots and to aid them when the ball lays in a difficult area.

Additionally, it's wise to utilize clubs which are uniquely designed for your own needs and style. Golfers are representative of all body shapes and sizes and there are just as many variations in their golf swings. Enlisting an expert to design golf clubs which factor in your size, swing speed, strength, and swing parameters will improve your performance on the course.

Customizing your clubs as above can be particularly helpful for golfers who are either shorter or taller than average. The use of golf clubs which were designed for players either taller or shorter than you will create the necessity to adjust your swing, and that is not good for your game. Many golfers understand the benefit of using custom made golf clubs, but the hot item at present is to have custom hybrid golf clubs.

When hybrid golf clubs first appeared on the market, the average golfer was found to have difficulty with them and there was little demand, but certain design adjustments were made by manufacturers which increased their ease of use and the result was that they are now fairly popular.

Advantages of Hybrid Golf Clubs


When it comes to hybrid golf clubs, they are given their notable effectiveness due to their center of gravity being located low on the head of the club. Basic iron clubs are unable to accommodate this type of balance. With this design, golfers can more easily drive the ball higher into the air.

In general, the custom hybrid golf club utilizes a flat face area with a launch angle that is greater than normal. This combination of design features gives the ball a more rapid rate of spin and therefore better accuracy because the ball rolls less after landing.

As a result, most golf experts have agree that hybrid golf clubs are able to help golfers drive the ball for longer distances, as well as with increased accuracy. So if you are looking to improver your golf game, you should explore the potential of the custom hybrid golf clubs.

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Why the European Open is One of My Favorites

Chuck the golfer swings away at Sun Rivers, Ka...Image via Wikipedia


There is no consensus about the European open. Perhaps we ought to lean back and enjoy it. Amateur golf is a fun to watch sometime like when a guy like Cevaer, ranked 449th in the world wins with only one birdie after three bogeys in the front nine.

Tough game.

The lesson here is "hang tuff". That's really easier said than done. It may be no PGA tour but I have found that European Open is one of my favorite tournaments. Keeping tabs on these tournaments is going to help out your golf game in the long run.

Think about amateur golf again. Your results may vary.