New 19* Hybrid Recommendations

[LazyLightning22]

I currently have a 21* 909H that I love, but my gapping has become an issue with my 4 iron. I debating on either getting another 909 at 19* or upgrading to a latest and greatest. I was hoping to get some recommendations for hybrids that y'all have tried and found. As always I appreciate the responses.

[DFDLT]

I haven’t tried the new Ping yet but that’s the one I intend to try.

[leo the lion]

Yep try the new Ping G410. Lots of adjustability options including lie angle

[NCM]

I have had an 816H1 and 818H1 however now have the Rogue X, fantastic 19 degree hybrid, thoroughly recommend

[GB003]

I like the TaylorMade M2 2017. It's forgiving and sets up square. If you get the right shaft with it, that thing goes far. I've also heard good things about the G410, G400, and any of the Rogue hybrids.

[I_HATE_SNOW]

Have a Callaway 19°, replacing it and the 3 wood, with rogue 2 and 3 hybrids. Only played 9 holes with them but they do seem higher and longer than the XR. 2hybrid into the wind went very well. Preowned had them on sale for $110ish, like new.

[mwink822]

I had great results with the Titleist 915H hybrids that I had in play for a couple of years before going back to long irons for gapping and better confidence to flight the ball lower through the wind. That said, the few times that I've demoed the Titleist 818H1 and H2, I was impressed with their performance. I've always been impressed with the performance of Ping hybrids, but Just can't get on with the look of them despite their outstanding performance. I never had it in play, but did demo it a couple of years ago and found the Mizuno JPX hybrid to be a solid offering as well in my VERY limited experience with it.

[golfgirlrobin]

Love my new G410. Love. Incredibly solid feel, great launch, accurate and the adjustability is a great addition. It’s very quickly become my favorite club. Don’t buy something else without hitting it.

 

I can see where the turbulators on a smaller head might bother some people, but if you’re already hitting a driver with them, it shouldn’t be an issue.

[SwingMan]

I like the Tour Edge EX10 ... and you can get them inexpensively and put on your own shaft. I don't think the EXS is that much different other than slightly easier to launch - depends on shaft. EX10 has a very elegant looking head and is neutral to me.

 

The PXG original head is also a great hybrid - since it's the 1st generation and not too much different from the current 3rd Gen other than some honeycomb material, I'd also give it a look. Hopefully, prices went downward.

[geochitown]

I've liked xcg7 beta (old), and more recently, CBX (both by Tour Edge).

 

I buy used, typically, and then get shafts...

[Shakester]

Should check out the Taylormade GAPR Mid.

[Storms]

I had a similar issue and ended up going with a 2017 m1. I love this club. It plays very iron like, similar to the old adams hybrids. It's workable, great off the tee and from deep lies as well. It's not the most forgiving hybrid, so keep that in mind however.

[boggyman]

Just picked up a mint m3 at an EW for dirt cheap.

[11forgedblades]

Diamond tour golf has 19* cobra hybrid heads for like $10. Very cheap experiment. Bio-cell-s black I believe.

 

Golfworks sells a UST V2 hybrid shaft now in Matte black cheap as well. Would make a sick hybrid actually

[mattdubya]

i have a rogue x 18* that i can pound the s*** out of.

 

i would definitely hit that, a ping g400 hybrid will be worth a try for sure, 818 for sure...i never hit it but i heard good stuff about the mizuno hybrid.

[calfan36]

Not sure why you only want the same loft. A lot of the modern hybrids will go a lot further. Depends on the design

[mootrail]

Should check out the Taylormade GAPR Mid.

 

The GAPR Hi looks much more like a hybrid. Can't say much about mine yet, except that it seems very long.

[golf85]

What your intention with this Hydbrid? What distances are you looking at. I recently got a new 3 hybrid meant for 225 yards, Ping G with an Xstiff and its perfect for what i wanted. Low launch/spin off the tee for a straight shot, and still hold the odd par 5 i need to go at.

If you need something for going at par 3's with it may be a different intention, i look at mine more as a 5 wood replacement than a long iron replacement.

[LazyLightning22]

What your intention with this Hydbrid? What distances are you looking at. I recently got a new 3 hybrid meant for 225 yards, Ping G with an Xstiff and its perfect for what i wanted. Low launch/spin off the tee for a straight shot, and still hold the odd par 5 i need to go at.

If you need something for going at par 3's with it may be a different intention, i look at mine more as a 5 wood replacement than a long iron replacement.

 

Yeah it’s definitely be for long par 3s and into par 5s. A solid 4 iron for me maxes out at 195 for me so I’m hoping to get a hybrid for the gap up to 210.

[LazyLightning22]

Not sure why you only want the same loft. A lot of the modern hybrids will go a lot further. Depends on the design

 

I guess I worded it wrong. I’d upgrade to a 19* too if I did.

[ode1]

Don't snooze on the new tour edge offerings. I really like the CBX.....not sure what the difference is with the 119 other than more updated shaft options; but also the EXS...hit a 19* today and it's sweet. Looks like shaft offering on the EXS line is the tensei blue and that's it, but if it fits you take a peak!

[consultnj]

I’ve tried everyone out there (as I’m sure most have).

The one used the last 2-3 years has been the Apex...it’s small and a rocket and feels great!

 

BUT, somehow I tried a cobra F7 (yes older model)), and my god it’s been the greatest purchase in a while. I venture the F8 and F9 are as good if not better?, but for some reason, I always thought the Cobra Rails were gimmick, but NO! Wow this things is hot, feels better then the apex, and can be used literally on any type of surface perfectly. Not sure why I was anti cobra and thinking they were just for “fan boys”, but these are the best hybrids I’ve ever had or tried

Easier to hit then anything on the market, and look as good too

[buckethat72]

my g400 17 degree is so good right now best club in my bag consistently 250 yards. Also saving many shots putting with it from the fringe.

[aussieb]

I had a 909H so can understand why you're still playing one. The heads sounded good and spun more than a lot of today's hybrids. I'd look at the G400 or G410, Mizuno JPX-900, Epic, Cobra F7 or F8 as being similar, but with modern upgrades like rails and adjustability. I settled on the G400 for 2018 for the all-around performance. I demoed the TM and Titleist but found them leaving me wanting.

[Hester65]

I’ve had a 910h 19 in the bag for about 5 years.

[Crooksc17]

Love my new G410. Love. Incredibly solid feel, great launch, accurate and the adjustability is a great addition. It’s very quickly become my favorite club. Don’t buy something else without hitting it.

 

I can see where the turbulators on a smaller head might bother some people, but if you’re already hitting a driver with them, it shouldn’t be an issue.

 

What shaft do you have in the g410 hybrid?

[mootrail]

Consider a 4 or 5 wood instead. Why? A couple of degrees between hybrids just seems like wasted bag space.

[ChipNRun]

You want to take a look at the Tour Edge CBX hybrids. Come in lofts 16-20* and 22*. Clubs are billed as being left-proof. Excellent Project X and Koro Kage stock shafts also:

https://www.touredge.com/products/cbxhybrid.asp

 

LL, I don't generate the clubhead speed to play these magic wands. But I suspect you do.

[Golf64]

G410 for me. ;)

[Payton1020]

Diamond tour golf has 19* cobra hybrid heads for like $10. Very cheap experiment. Bio-cell-s black I believe.

 

Golfworks sells a UST V2 hybrid shaft now in Matte black cheap as well. Would make a sick hybrid actually

 

Bio Cell S is down to $8.99 for me. They have 3h right hand.