IS THERE DIFFERENCE - ‘cheap’ HYBRID'S Vs Expensive HYBRID'S
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- I often this this about all golf clubs but in this case IS THERE DIFFERENCE - ‘cheap’ HYBRID'S Vs Expensive HYBRID'S. Wow I am excited about this one, this is the secret cheap hybrids that 99% of golfers DO NOT Know about! But should be we try them? there are a fraction of the cost compared to a normal hybrid from the big brands such as Taylormade, Cobra, Callaway, Ping and even PXG. lets test the difference between "cheap" hybrid VS expensive hybrid
Know cheap golf clubs are only worth the money if they work right? Lets put this hybrid to the test against my trust ONElength hybrid that I LOVE. It will be so interesting to know what The SECRET ‘cheap’ HYBRID'S go up against an expensive hybrid IS THERE DIFFERENCE - ‘cheap’ HYBRID'S Vs Expensive HYBRID'S? are they worth the money? IS THERE DIFFERENCE - ‘cheap’ HYBRID'S Vs Expensive HYBRID'S lets see how this goes against an expensive hybrid
We are testing the RIFE Rx2 up against my Cobra OneLength hybrid. They performed so good int eh packaged set test we just had to see how far they went out on the driving range!
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I have a Rife hybrid set of irons from 4 to sand wedge. I am so happy with them, I have a slow swing and being + 60 years of age my game is, stay safe and away from the trees and bunkers. I have found my carry distance for each club and adjusted total distance for ground dryness etc.. they are brilliantly straight and consistent....
Hi... r they the rife rx4 hybrid ser??? I'm looking at buying them next week.
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Yes, I still think grey are really good.
I have used a full set of hybrids by Lazrus 2-PW for about 18 months, I liked them so much I gave some away and bought another full set. The short end, the scoring clubs didn’t feel right so I mixed them in with my Callaway X2.0 irons.
The last few weeks I picked up the Adams V3 set. I hit these almost as good, (distance) as the Lazrus, but I am way more consistent with the Adams.
The hybrid clubs are the way to go, it just takes some work to find out what works the best for you.
Alex, I just got a Cleveland Halo 2, 1i 16* hybrid for £3!! Absolutely love it!! So easy to hit!👍👍
Great to hear!
Hybrid is all about gapping, distance means nothing, its all about consistency
Yea Neil I agree!! This is the great point everyone 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Just proves you don't have to splash out on new gear. I have a budget brand and really like them(inesis 500) it makes me want to get all same make set up with irons, hybrids and wedges. Great vid👌
Thanks for sharing!
Having just got into golf at 69 in July and using an old second hand set I've been looking to 'upgrade' the Rife reviews certainly have helped thank you.
Im a low handicapper and I use hybrids I think if more mid handicappers use em they will improve and lower there scores but alot of ego gets in the way 🏌♂️😀well done alex 👏 👍
thank you Roy!!
Really enjoying your content! Great reviews and as a new beginner golfer I appreciate your comparison tests!
I think that they look like a very good budget set of clubs. Not only for beginners but also players whose swing speed has declined with age, like myself. Good, informative video Alex as always.
Absolutely thank you john
Yes in general the longer, shafted Hybrid will go higher and about 12 yards further than the same lofted single length hybrid. The distance is not the reason I carry the SL 19 degree Cobra F9 Hybrid, it is the versatility of shots that I can play with it.
hello Kym so do you think that you would be able to play less shots with the rife?
@@AlexElliottGolf Hi Alex, yes I do. I have a Cobra F7 4-5 Hybrid ( set at 23.5)and a TS2 Hybrid ( set at 29). I hit them well, but they are high trajectory shots ( draw or fade) but pretty stock hybrid like flights. The SL allow me to create low trajectory punch/ hook recovery shots, hit out of terrible lies, ball above feet/ below feet, chipping near the green. The short shaft is the factor that allows it's versatility. I would have the SL 19, Rife 25 was it?, then another Hybrid around 30 degrees ( or a Cleveland HB Turbo 7 iron), then my SL irons in my bag.
Alex can you do a comparison of the long irons hbrid- iron design and conventional Hybrids ( 19-30 degree loft region) please?
It’s the shaft all these clubs say they give technology too get the ball in air when it comes too mid high handicapped clubs . But it’s really the shaft that give the balloon affect. Throw a stiff or extra stiff mid flight shaft in there and it will get with the cobra lol
The package hybrids are ideal for par 3 175-195 yards high spin ill take to stop on a green.
I have taken a 5i and 3W out of my bag this year already. I swapped to 7W less club speed 85-95mph carry 190-210yards & 5 Hybrid Cobra carry 175-190 yards. Ill take those centre of fairway distance any day. 6 iron takes to 165-185 yards carry. New found (again) love for higher lofted graphites. 👍😁😎
yes i agree Oliver would help alot of golfers on the long Par 3's get it landing soft like an iron
Decent video again, Alex. I have to question the methodology, though. Dry ball data hitting off mats is fine for what it is, but what it isn't is a good comparison of clubs. A lot of the tech in the Cobra club is designed to improve turf interaction. So, the differences between the clubs might be huge when comparing them from the fringe or rough instead of tight lies like the mat provides; in other words, the proof is in the pudding may be true as you said, but that pudding is on the course, not at the range!
that is great thought pattern thank you for sharing
*This was so good!!! What HYBRID did you think was best?!! I’d love to hear your opinion*
I have a used Nicklaus 9 wood that cost me 20 pounds and works like a dream. We don’t really need expensive clubs but good swing does matter.
love that thank you so much for sharing
Hi Alex. My dad will be turning 80 in May and he is looking for some light hybrids to replace his irons (6 to 9). His current irons are no longer easy to hit as he gets older. May I know what brand and models of hybrids are lightweight (graphite shaft) and good for seniors. Thanks.
I took my old Wilson fat shaft 17 & 21 hybrids to the range after watching this video. I never really fancied them, but I hit 100 balls with them using Toptracer and had very similar results to you. The 21 is going in my bag this season. It was so easy to launch and maybe all the tech on hybrids doesn't count for much in real world conditions?
hmm it’s a good point !
It would be interesting to see how this one length compares to the new ltdx one length
YES!! what a great idea that is
Hi Alex, thank you. I loved your enthusiasm with these. I believe some people can get a bit too carried away with the stiffness of shafts by thinking stiffer means better, when stiffer for a slower swinger has the opposite effect. Slower swing speeds = higher shaft flex requirements, the slower you swing, the more flex is needed. 👍😎🇦🇺 (Edit. I’m glad I posted my thoughts before the end of the video, keep up the great work).
yes I agree, a bit of a weaker shaft with some more loft is a great thing i think for alot of golfers
In Calgary 3 years ago a clubmaker shut the doors and I got clubs made up 5 dollars a piece ,saw a 26 degree wood ,steel shaft ,still my go to club for alot of shots 150 in ,plus nowadays I don't have to worry about my clubs getting stolen.
Sorry 30 years ago
Great info .. I need something to replace my current hybrid that serves as my 5 iron .. very timely.. thanks AE
nicely done review!!!!...I am a higher HC golfer searching for a budget hybrid to keep in my bag , as I do not carry a 3, 4, or 5 iron ....recommendations ............
I find that 4 or 5 hybrid only give you 10 or 15 yards difference, so I just think one or the other depending on the course I'm playing, but generally I just take the 4 hybrid just adjust the swing, great video again.
I’m happy with 5 instead of 4
Alex can you please do a video or a short on correcting low left ( smothered) drives?
yes let me have a think! keep an eye on the channel
Thinking, for a beginner up to hcp 20 or so 👌
Yes barney i think that is a greta point to - the loft would suggest that
What kind of golf pants are those .? I like them
I have a 2 and 4 hybrid. Funnily enough I can hit the 4 more consistently. Only when I catch the 2 clean is distance better than the 4. Otherwise the 4 is a better club
I would say that because the 4 has alot more loft
Love my hybrids. A definite positive step forward in golf. Thank you Alex 😊
Absolutely! i agree thank you
In my younger days I played Stiff Shafts and I can tell you that I hit a 5 wood 210 with a Stiiff Shaft and 200 with a regular shaft. The test you demonstrated was invalid in my opinion !
Great review Alex .I was looking forward to this review .I have never tried a hybrid. I will definitely be considering these hybrids as I try moving forward with my game. Great job
Hybrids always help you out
Especially when I top or slice or completely sky my drive
If they are hit just right they can save your game out on the course
Callaway Mavrik Max 3 Hybrid is the latest and probably last hybrid I will get for a long while. It’s a great club, very versatile. Have you hit one?
I haven’t! Should i try it)
so informative, well balanced video, thanks
My pleasure!
They still look like Adams blue clubs perform the same.
Haha yes very similar
Great video
Thank you
Another great video Alex and
Another one of the great cons. My first hybrid and I still use is a PGF Status1, 3 hybrid part of a package set that I got for 1/2 price first time I hit it went over 200 yards down the middle. A great, versatile and
consistant club. Now let's get started on those overpriced wedges and putters!
Good stuff! thank you we have putter coming up!!!
Very impressive Alex
Um, Alex…your total distance was less than your carry distance. I’m sure those hybrids were spinny, but there’s no way you spun the ball back 3-5 yards with hybrid 😂
coming down with extra spin hahah
so no real difference between the 4H and 5H in your test?
What did you use to get your numbers ?
i used trackman range Bart
Isn't this hybrid sold as box set? Only sold in UK?
yes it sure is
great video
Nice clubs
Great video 👍
Thank you Adam!!
On a golf trip I had the club pro (who played a couple strokes with every 4 some) hit my ole knock off $100.00 driver adter he Crushed his $600.00 driver and he put my driver 3 feet from his drive. That being said I dont think My driver shaft would hold up over time. I thought (while watching) he was going to snap my shaft. So must be me not the clubs, go figure
thank you parick are you playing this weekend?
@@AlexElliottGolf raining here in Florida (USA) hopefully Wednesday. Thanks again for your help. 🏌️
Over over over just give the story
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Tell the story 25 times next, instead of 18 times over over over over over
Blimey you really didn’t like this video did you 😂
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But he watched. You should thank him for increasing your views! Lol