Anti hook hybrid.

[CaymanS]

I gave up after 20 years and switched to all fairway woods. I am playing 3HL/5HL/7HL M4's.

[brennanms22]

In a similar situation, tried the cobra f9 and really liked it.

[Albatross85]

Mizuno CLK

[Hedgehog]

I game a G410 19° in a AD DI H 85X and for some reason I tend to hook it even in the 3° flat setting when I middle it, have even tried to add on some lead tape to the toe to make it more anti left but naah.. So just wanted to point out that maybe it's not a 100% fix for everyone. Hit a nice normal draw with my irons and 3fw and cut with the driver.

 

What type of swing weight are you guys gaming it? I'm at ~D2,5 now.

 

Had a TM Rescue head previously and it was straighter but shorter, miss that head a bit already. Maybe I should try the M6 hybrid, TXG guys chose it for Matty who is a hooker of the ball with a hybrid, maybe twistface could help.. Or maybe I should try the G410 crossover..

[Jackal66]

I hooked a lot of hybrids.

Someone told me to get a Pro hybrid.

Bought a Titleist 910h.

It doens't hook at all.

I have pulled it, but no hooks.

[BLF0901]

Get fit.

[bullie76]

The Callaway Rogue X hybrids I recently bought are fairly neutral. I can hook them.... just don't have to fight a hook as I have with others.

[DFS PFD]

The best anti left hybrid I've found is a 2 iron.

[tigercolt77]

M3 with weight in the toe and open it up to the lower setting.

[kgeisler13]

> @BLF0901 said:

> Get fit.

 

That is probably the best idea but I'm a club hoe so I'll tinker until I find one I like lol

[kgeisler13]

Like I think I mentioned earlier I bought a used Adams Idea Pro hybrid for $45, haven't hooked it in the 2 rounds I use it. Could be my swing is a littler better too lol

[GMR2iron]

> @"DFS PFD" said:

> The best anti left hybrid I've found is a 2 iron.

 

I agree with this statement!

[crazygolfnut]

I have been fit for hybrids but ... I can hook any hybrid. Must admit that I have not tried the G410 so that is next on my list.

[mogc60]

I can hook any club...that’s on me. That being said I’ve never fought a hook with any hybrid. 100 gram shaft in almost all of them and 1 inch longer than my 4 iron. Half inch longer than the 3 if I’m carrying one. So 2 iron length. Hit it like a long iron. No hooking problems

[ChrisLC40]

I currently game a G400 4H with the stock Alta R flex and really struggle with draws...my swing was in a different place when I bought the 400. Even when I setup to hit a fade, it comes out as a slight pull draw. Tried the G410 4H earlier this afternoon. The stock Alta 70 Red S produced ropey draws ending 5-10yds right of target, in normal setting. Switched to flat setting were overdraws about 20+ yds right. Swapped in the Project X Evenflow Black 85 S and those overdraw misses were gone. Normal shots were dead nuts straight to baby draws with a nice mid/mid-high flight (contrary to what the shaft "should" produce). I have some clubs in the basement that I've had zero luck selling so they'll be getting traded in towards the G410.

 

Like others have said though...get fit!

[amangupta1]

Tough to find one. Mainly because hybrids are meant for higher handicap players who need a little draw bias. Maybe try getting a higher lofted hybrid with an adjustable neck and lowering the loft so the face opens up.

[calfan36]

> @amangupta1 said:

> Tough to find one. Mainly because hybrids are meant for higher handicap players who need a little draw bias. Maybe try getting a higher lofted hybrid with an adjustable neck and lowering the loft so the face opens up.

 

In that case you shouldn't get a higher loft

 

[jah7838]

Adams Super 9031 or the original 9031 with a heavier shaft. They sit very neutral at address. I’ve has the 23* Super 9031 with a s300 in the bag for years, and it’s the hardest club in the bag to replace. I play it at 38.5”, which is a normal 4 iron length and it gaps perfectly with my irons. If I hook it, it’s because of me, not the club.

 

I’m constantly tempted by driving irons, but I always go back to the Super 9031....currently tempted by the Srixon U85.