Posted May 31, 201014 yr comment_160673 I am looking for suggestions for JDM hybrids. I am building a new bag and have Epon 701 irons and I am getting ready to order the PRGR 17 degree spoon and I need 2 hybrids in 21 and 24 or around there. I play to a 7 handicap but I am not looking for players club. I am looking for easy to hit, high flying clubs. The OnOff hybrids look interesting but any suggestions would be appreciated. Mike
June 1, 201014 yr comment_160674 I'd strongly consider the PRGR hybrids and they are on sale in the pro shop. I'll be picking up a 25* If they're half as good as the eggs we have a winner.
June 1, 201014 yr Author comment_160676 I'd strongly consider the PRGR hybrids and they are on sale in the pro shop.I'll be picking up a 25* If they're half as good as the eggs we have a winner. Thank you for the response. Are you talking about the Zoom? It looks like they are discontinuing this club and I am hesitant to buy one for that reason. Are they coming out with a new model? Mike
June 2, 201014 yr comment_160704 Royal Collection has always made amazing utilities and the current TRC and SFDIII are both very easy to hit high and far. The Yamaha Inpres X DUT is a bit older but is also very good. The Zoom X is very good as well and theres nothing wrong with buying a discontinued utility if it can perform for you at a better price. (^_^)
June 2, 201014 yr Author comment_160709 Royal Collection has always made amazing utilities and the current TRC and SFDIII are both very easy to hit high and far. The Yamaha Inpres X DUT is a bit older but is also very good. The Zoom X is very good as well and theres nothing wrong with buying a discontinued utility if it can perform for you at a better price. (^_^) It sounds like there is not much love for the ONOFF. Are the RC close to the performance of the old Sonartec hybrids? They were great clubs but I no longer have the swing speed to make those perform properly. Are the Yamaha's still available? I have owned most of the US domestic brands and my favorite is Cobra. I was also considering Bobby Jones but I like the performance of my Epon irons so much that I thought I would try a JDM hybrid and fairway wood. Am I going to see as big a difference in hybrids and fairway woods as I did from irons or should I save money and by domestic? Mike
June 2, 201014 yr comment_160710 Instead of the usual suspects, you should take a look at the new Mactec (Japanese MacGregor) NV-F hybrid. Mactec is popular in Asia and good value for money and now they are 100% made in Japan.
June 3, 201014 yr comment_160723 i am very picky with my hybrids and the last ones i owned were the gfields. those were spectacular clubs. since then i have moved on, currently using the adams tour issue PNT2 hybrids. they have very small heads and inspire confidence. most appealing shape i have seen in a hybrid. almost like a mini gfield. i am using a 20* shafted with Ngs machline ut370s. killer combo. both head and shaft are very underrated but excel in every department. the adams pnt2 is one of the best hybrids i have owned. my only piece of usdm gear in the bag.
June 3, 201014 yr comment_160724 I would second the TRC. Still have my Super CV TRC in 14* and 16*. Great feeling, long and forgiving club. F
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