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    New and Used Hybrid Golf Clubs

    • ⯆ FAQs

      What is a hybrid golf club?

      A hybrid golf club is a cross between an iron and a fairway wood that offers more forgiveness, versatility and distance than both. It has a hollow steel or titanium head with a slightly rounded face, a low and backward center of gravity, a wide sole and a lightweight, graphite shaft. Hybrids are also called rescue clubs or utility clubs.

      How do you hit a hybrid golf club?

      To hit a hybrid golf club, you should use a similar swing as you would with an iron, but with some tweaks. You should position the ball slightly forward of center in your stance, about two inches inside your front heel. You should also use a slightly downward angle of attack, but not as steep as with an iron. You should aim to make contact with the ball first, then the terrain. You should swing smoothly and confidently, without trying to lift or scoop the ball which could quickly spell disaster for the hole you’re on. Left-handed hybrid clubs also bridge that forgiveness gap, making it easier for high-handicap, left-handed players to make that next shot count.

      Are hybrid golf clubs more forgiving?

      Yes, hybrid golf clubs are more forgiving than long irons or fairway woods because they have a larger and more rounded clubhead that creates more forgiveness on all hits. They also have a lower center of gravity that helps launch the ball higher and easier. Hybrids are especially useful for getting out of difficult situations on the golf course.

      What’s the difference between a hybrid and a fairway wood?

      A hybrid and a fairway wood have some similarities, such as having a hollow head and a lightweight shaft; also have some differences. A hybrid has a smaller and more compact head than a fairway wood, which makes it easier to control and shot shape. A hybrid also has more loft than a fairway wood of the same number, which means it flies higher and lands softer.

      Do you need a fairway wood if you have a hybrid golf club?

      It depends on your preference, skill level and goals. Some golfers prefer to carry both hybrids and fairway woods in their bag, while others choose one or the other. New and used hybrids are generally easier to hit than fairway woods, especially for beginners or high handicappers. Hybrids are also more versatile than fairway woods, as they can be used from various lies and distances.

    • ⯆ Overview

      Hybrid golf clubs are a type of club that combine key attributes of irons and woods, though hybrids stand unique. New and used hybrids combine the familiar swing mechanics of an iron with the more forgiving nature and better distance of a wood.

      Golf clubs similar to modern-day hybrids have existed since the first golf clubs were crafted, though they began gaining in popularity in the 1970s with clubs called the Baffler and the Ginty. The appeal only grew in the early 2000s, when TaylorMade released their version of the hybrid in 2003. They called it a rescue club, and the name has stuck ever since.

      Hybrids are used for long shots from difficult rough patches and have become popular among amateurs because they’re easier to hit than traditional long irons. They’re also used for shots that require more accuracy than woods but more distance than irons. Some of the best new and used hybrid golf clubs can drastically transform your game for the best.

    • ⯆ Pro Tips

      Hybrids are a great tool for golfers of all skill levels, but finding the right club for you can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve put together some tips for finding the best hybrid golf club, new or used, for you.

      • Get a general idea of the distance gaps currently in your bag – this will help you decide which hybrid, or hybrids, you need.

      • Consider your skill level, power and accuracy.

      • Understand which loft and flexibility will best suit your swing speed. If you need help finding a fit, we offer in-person fitting in our Raleigh golf store.

      • Consider the material and design of the club. Hybrid clubs have heads that are larger than an iron, which adds to the forgiveness, but smaller than a fairway wood.

      • Consider the shafts. Hybrid golf clubs typically come with graphite shafts which are lightweight and match that of their fairway wood counterparts.

      • Take into account the length of the club.

      Beginners should look for hybrids with more loft, as this will help them get the ball in the air easier. Experienced players may want to opt for less lofted hybrids as they tend to have better control over their shots.

      To get the most out of your hybrid, make sure you have a club that’s properly fitted for you. To get started, explore our collection of performance-boosting new and used hybrid golf clubs. We offer left-handed hybrid clubs, ladies hybrid golf clubs, junior hybrids and

    • ⯆ New and Used Hybrids by Brand

      New and Used Callaway Hybrids

      Callaway is one of the leading brands in golf and their hybrids are designed to deliver maximum performance and versatility. Whether you are looking for the latest models like the PARADYM, the MAVRIK, or the Rogue ST MAX, or you want to save some money by buying a used hybrid, you can find a wide range of options from GlobalGolf.

      New and Used PING Hybrids

      PING is known for its innovation and quality in golf equipment and their hybrids are no exception. Their hybrids feature advanced technology and engineering that help golfers of all skill levels improve their game. Some of their popular models include the G430, the G425 and the iCrossover.

      New and Used TaylorMade Hybrids

      TaylorMade is another leading brand in golf and their hybrids are designed to offer speed, distance and forgiveness. Their hybrids feature cutting-edge technology and materials that enhance ball flight and performance. Some of their best-selling models include the Stealth 2 and Stealth Series, the SIM and SIM2 Series and the M-Series (M1-M6).

      New and Used Cobra Hybrids

      Cobra is a brand that caters to golfers who want to have fun and play with confidence. Their hybrids are engineered to provide high launch, low spin and easy playability. Some of their notable models include the AeroJet, the RADSPEED and the LTDx.

      New and Used Titleist Hybrids

      Titleist is a brand that is trusted by many professional and amateur golfers alike. Their hybrids are crafted to offer precision, control and consistency. Some of their renowned models include the TSR2, the TSR3 and the U-505.

      New and Used Wilson Hybrids

      Wilson is a brand that has a long history and tradition in golf. Their hybrids are designed to offer simplicity, reliability and value. Some of their well-known models include the Launch Pad, the D9 and the Staff Model Utility.