Golf hybrids have been one of the great success stories of golf club designers over the last number of years.

But while the invention of the hybrid iron has eased the pain of long iron shots the fact that they now provide options for every iron the inevitable question which follows for golfers is – what hybrids should I have in my golf bag? The stock reply to this question is that it depends on an individual player's personal preferences and their knowledge of their strengths and weaknesses.

All of which is true but not particularly helpful.

So in this video we take you through some practical guidelines, including the ’24/38 rule’, to help you answer the question about how many hybrids you need, explain why you should have at least one hybrid in your bag no matter your standard, and also discuss what hybrids the top PGA and LPGA pros are using.

0:00 Introduction
1:08 Why You Should Be Playing Hybrid Irons
2:31 The 24/38 Rule
4:16 Use Speed and Distance to Begin the Hybrid Experiments
5:43 What Hybrids PGA and LPGA Pros Use
7:11 5 Guide Points to Make Hybrid Decisions

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