F6 vs F7 hybrid

[Springsteennut]

It was my birthday this past weekend and my wife took me to the PGA Superstore to buy my present. The oldest club in my bag is an old RBZ hybrid that has gotten a lot of use so I thought I’d replace it. I was looking at picking up an F7 hybrid ( I have the driver and love it). They only had it in a stiff shaft and I liked how it felt at impact but I don’t get along with stiff shafts. I looked around online to find one and and actually had a hard time finding a new one. I found several F6s with regular shafts but I’ve never tried one( I did try the driver and fairway wood and liked them). Has anyone tried both and how do they compare.

[BiggErn]

I’ve had both and still have the F7. Both are really good hybrids and the only real difference are the rails on the F7. I only got rid of the F6 because I purchased a new set of irons and sold my 6-GW Forged Tecs. I chipped in the 4-5 F6 and kept the 3-4 F7. I would’ve been happy with either as a 4 iron replacement.

[95124hacker]

I have both. Actually prefer the F6 more. The rails don’t seem to add that much performance benefit. Save the money and get the older F6.

[cfmgolf]

Tried the F7 against my flyz hybrid and it could not kick it out of the bag. Agree with previous poster, get the 6 and add something else with the savings. HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

[Stanks]

Never had an F6. Bought an F7 and I think it's the longest running club in my bag minus the F7 3-Wood. It'll take a lot to get them out but, the GAPr Lo / Mid are looking more and more desirable.

[chch3]

F7 hybrid is the best hybrid I have ever played. It is great out of pretty much any lie.

[JonnyKrasnodar]

F7 all day long. For some reason the F6 I could not hit the numbers I needed. And it sucked out the rough and off the tee but the F7 seemed to be completely different. Dunno why but out of those two it's the club to get.