Bridgestone GC

[G.Review]

Gravity Chamber technology increases moment of inertia (MOI). Weight pads in sold enhance forgiveness on off-center contact. CAD radius sold design limits turf interference. Contrast Crown Design aids in alignment. Progressively sharper leading edge reduces skipping at impact. 17-4 stainless steel head design. Aldila Gravity Chamber hybrid shaft.

"03142007Listed"

[CopeSteelers]

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I have played this for the past 2 years and it is a very solid hybrid and can be had for a cheap cheap amount.

 

Played it with the stiff Adilia shaft made for Bridgestone. Played a stiff and it was a great fit for my R flex swing. Now that i have improved huge amounts it has turned into a hook monster for me.

 

I woudl recommend this head though to just about anyone. Only downfall is the 'looks' IMO as I don't really like the design

[mojo_13]

Bought a set of GC Mids and got the 3 and 4 hybrid with it. I usually fight a slice/fade depending on how I swing it, but this just wants to go straight. I couldn't get this hybrid to go right or left. For me this is a good thing. The sound of this is GREAT and the distance is normal, nothing outstanding but it isn't short by any means. For anyone that fights a fade these are the way to go.

[BNich0622]

I own the 2 hybrid, the exact one pictured above. I have used this for one and a half seasons so far and I love it. I mainly use it off the tee on shorter par 4's or dog legs when a driver or fairway wood would be too much. Personally I have trouble hitting this club in the fairway but I think it is just my swing as I am very inconsistent with my long irons as well. It has a great feel/sound to it and I get pretty good distance with it about 215-230 yards. I got it for about $40 brand new on ebay and I would say it has been a great purchase. Not sure what kind of shaft is on it although the item description said it is stiff flex and it seems to work for me.