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Sold on hybrids
As a low-single-digit handicapper, I added a 19-degree hybrid to my arsenal two years ago. This 2-iron replacement is a versatile performer, to say the least. Think of it as a mini wood. It’s great off the tee when tight fairways demand accuracy; perfect for long par-3s; ideal out of a variety of fairway lies; long and forgiving out of the rough; and makes chipping onto the green a cinch.
Among PGA Tour players using at least one hybrid this year are Canadian Mike Weir, 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson and Jim Furyk, winner of the 2006 and ’07 Canadian Open. Most of the LPGA Tour competitors count at least one hybrid amongst their equipment, too.
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