PXG Hybrid--anyone play them? Do they have a draw bias?

[T Creer]

Anyone playing PXG Gen 4 Hybrids? I want something with a fade bias. 

[LHGolf4]

After going from a Proto driver to a Gen 4 driver and seeing the draw bias I too would like to know if the hybrids share that same trait or if they are more neutral.

[Madhoshi]

I play the proto hybrid. I've found it to be one of the most anti-left hybrids I've ever hit. I flattened it out, and put a heavy weight in the toe, and now can work it both ways 

[snagy2000]

I own 2 Gen4 hybrids, and they're straight to a slight fade with heavy weight in the front. This is also displayed in the club info their website. As always, with PXG, your ball flight pattern will vary based on how you have the weights configured. The only Gen4 driver which is draw biased is the XF. I own Gen2 & Gen4 hybrids and can't see myself going away from PXG hybrid offerings anytime soon. They perform very good and are probably the best on the market in my opinion.

[LHGolf4]

1 hour ago, snagy2000 said:

I own 2 Gen4 hybrids, and they're straight to a slight fade with heavy weight in the front. This is also displayed in the club info their website. As always, with PXG, your ball flight pattern will vary based on how you have the weights configured. The only Gen4 driver which is draw biased is the XF. I own Gen2 & Gen4 hybrids and can't see myself going away from PXG hybrid offerings anytime soon. They perform very good and are probably the best on the market in my opinion.

 

I would disagree with the XF being the only draw biased driver.  With no weight in the toe on the Gen4 mine has a tendency to turn over.   My last range session almost all my shots end up on the right (left handed) now compared to before when I was playing a consistent fade with the Proto (heavy weight in the front).  Same shaft, just changed the head (same heavy weight up front).  It is not a bad thing, just had to adjust to it.

 

 

[Jungleland]

I have the Gen4 hybrid in 25 and a Proto in 22 and both are neutral to a slight fade for me.  I've found PXG hybrids since the Gen 1's to be the most reliable of any hybrid I've put in play for repeatedly keeping the left side out of play.

[bladehunter]

I’ve had two Gen 2 hybrids. No. They are comparable to ping g410 425.  Neutral and  flatter lie than most. I saw no hook tendency in it.  

[clover]

I've got the 19 and 22 hybrid in the 0211 line. I agree that if anything they are fade biased. In fact, I've actually had trouble drawing them when I want to (but that's probably on me). Once I started trusting the fade, my hybrid shots became more precise. Great clubs. 

[prouse25]

I have the GEN 2 22 deg and absolutely love it.  It's the only hybrid that has ever lasted in my bag.  It has the shape control of an iron with the forgiveness of a high lofted wood.  It flies straight to a slight fade for me.  I can certainly draw it if necessary. 

[evoviiiyou]

Same here, it’s the only hybrid that has lasted Gen2 0317 19 turned to big minus with the Atmos TS Black 90S shaft is a straight ball or power fade always and my main weapon off the fairway/rough when I need a big number 235 or more. I don’t think I’ve ever hit it left ever. 

[JAM01]

Gen 4 19 and 25 degree in the bag for a week. Riptide shaft. Heavier weight in the heel. Coming from the Ping G425 which were quite good. These are more compact, the weight configuration did change the flight for me. Still a modest fade, but feel and sound is quite nice.