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20 Comments
I've seen many vids for these and I like the higher club option as I don't know if I could compress the ball the way I would like with short irons.
And has this company reached out to you about trying Sub70 products? I believe they are the same that have the licensing to sell in the EU.
I actually play cobra forged tec irons in summer and cobra t-rail irons in the colder (harder ground months) which I was strongly persuaded by your reviews of both. Great content!
I already play a 7 hybrid
Definitely would have no problem in playing these
I was gutted I just missed you at Betws y coed golf club in August
Keep up the good work
thanks Andy ordered the 7 to try a few weeks ago not here yet.
I have a full set of Majek hybrids 3-PW. My favorite club in the set is the pitching wedge. For some reason, I just hit that club really well. It's an excellent club for little chip shots. I just started golfing this year, so I bought the hybrids because I thought they would be easier to hit with than irons, but I now prefer the irons.
Two of us purchased a set of hybrids (reva ex USA)..it was more out of curiosity & too have some fun. 9 & PW were the hardest to use. Only really used when we want to have a mix’n match round.
Another good video certainly makes you think about your set up in the bag especially if you can't get yo hit some balls on a regular bases
I play these clubs and love them.
I have a thumb injury and have to wear a brace the immobilizes the thumb on my left hand, so I have to deliver the club more shallow than normal. This would cause me to skull or chunk my irons, so I needed something with a lot more bounce. When I was hitting my Ping hybrids, I noticed that I could hit them much better than my irons because of the hybrid bounce. So, I needed to get a set of 6-PW (I already have the Ping G425 4 and 5 hybrids) until the injury healed and I saw Pete Finch, James Robinson and others do a review of the Eleven hybrid irons and figured I would give them a shot. I can't believe how much I really like them. I am a 60-year-old 2-3 hcp and honestly am thinking about keeping these even when the injury heals. They are just so fun to hit and, because they are ONSET instead of OFFSET, it straightens out my tendency to hook the ball.
And, there is nothing better than having guys make fun of the clubs while I am shooting in the low to mid 70s with them!! Don't judge a book by it's cover. If it helps your game, use them.
Great review
Andy, please put more focus on what clubs look like at address. It takes almost 10mins into the video before you actually give us a look. Of course and as always, thanks for the video!
Anything that keeps people playing golf is a positive Andy 👍🏌️♂️
I got paired up with a random seniors couple a few weeks ago. The wife had these in her bag and was by far the most consistent ball striker of the day. By a wide margin.
Got a set but couldn’t get on with the shorter clubs so switched to 4-7 Benross hybrids and G700s 8-GW; given up on the “latest and greatest” thing.
Hybrid irons make golf fun, especially as you age. At sixty eight years young, I play a set of Cleveland Hi Bore XLi off a 17 handicap and find the consistent shape of shot good for the confidence level. I accept they are not for the purist but they do make the game enjoyable.
There are a few members at the club where I am the Head Pro who would love a set like these, and already have more hybrids than anything else in there bags. Think they will do well.
Hogan has this set 25 years ago –
Hobby club builder here. Love my hybrid irons. Play 6-AW. As you get older these are great. Age 59. Senior flex graphite shaft.
Well i must say Andy, that i do like the Eleven Clubs look and concept. They remind me of the Original (like Old Tom Morris original) Spoons & Brassies…
Ya know all my life, ive played what a lot of people deem as the hardest to hit irons: Ben Hogans. When they closed, i started researching a new brand. Not an easy task!
As im getting "greyer", i wanted clubs that were just more forgiving, but with a brand that had a real traditional pedigree, like my beloved Hogans.
Believe it or not, i decided to go with Wilson all the way through the bag:
Dynapower Driver, 5 Wood, 4 Hybrid, Launchpad II 5 thru Gap wedge, and my usual 8802 Putter…
Im not out beating the world anymore, or trying to impress, so i dont care what others might say…I really do like that i have more consistency in my entire bag, and like the Great Moe Norman said "Just point and pull the trigger", and the ball goes where i want it to go…
Im guessing these "Eleven" clubs give that same confidence to folks?
If we arent playing on Tour, then why not have an easier, happier game?
Nice video Andy, Thanx Again!
Eric From Cali ⛳
Just a comment to say really enjoying new videos. Relaxed and natural.
Also, thanks for introducing me to these clubs. Never heard of them before. I’m a new player that definitely favours hybrids. I had no idea some brands went all the way to PW!
I also checked their website and they have some wedges even down to a lob wedge (though not hybrid style) so you could even get a full set all the way down.
Great video, Andy. 👍 I have been using these for about 6 months and absolutely love them, they exude confidence and make golf more enjoyable for me, and my scores and consistency have definitely improved. Like you suggested, I had brought a couple to start with, to see if I could get on with them, then added others later. One of my (older!) golfing pals borrowed mine, and has now brought his own set as he loved ‘em too. Great clubs! 😀. Keep up the good work Andy!