EQUIPMENT

4-iron? Hybrid? Whats the best club for that part of your bag?



Johnny puts them head to head to see what performance benefits are offered by both. It’s an interesting test and the answer requires some digging…and hitting:)

13 Comments

  1. I wish I was able to afford to get absolutely fit to a tee, with my shafts and everything. I've got a set of ping g400s and I love the driver through 3 hybrid, but I don't hit my regular 4 iron worth a damn and the 5 is not much better. Plus, th3 g400 irons just don't spin enough. I may go Callaway. I started out with a big Bertha 2 driver and I still have it. I need to get it regripped bad.

  2. 4 iron (Apex) all the way, couldn’t get along with the Apex Pro hybrid. Happy that i tried it but even happier with the 4 iron (and 3 iron).

    Not worried about distance at all.

    My most important club; Jaws 54-12W, love the thing.

  3. I got myself a Epic Super Hybrid 3H and an Apex 21 4H and 5H to replace the long irons. Now it's a matter of adjusting the lofts to make sure there isn't overlap on yardage with my 5 wood, those hybrids and the lower end of irons and wedges.

  4. I use my 5 wood for shots out of light rough or 200 yards off the tee. I use my 4 iron off the tee which is about my 190 yard club. Don’t really need a hybrid

  5. what woods do you carry? are you a 3,5 wood guy or do u mix it up with driving iron/7-wood/hybrids?

  6. I would just play the pro, saves your ball speed on a miss and more forgiving. You have to button that 4iron to get it to work.

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