Easiest to hit Hybrid

[rickeyg]

What is the easiest to hit hybrid with a slight draw bias?  Thanks.

[ShortGolfer]

I have a 2019 Big Bertha 6H that is easy to hit.  Very forgiving.  I mishit a shot yesterday and the ball rolled up to the edge of the green.  

It has a new adjustable hosel that isn't compatible with earlier Callaway hosels.

 

Golf is a strange game.  Just my 2nd 9 hole round and I made three bogeys in a row out of ugly first shots.

Edited October 8, 2021 by ShortGolfer

[rickeyg]

Thanks.

 

[kwcsports]

The older Adams hybrids are all easy to hit. I've used the A7 and A7OS hybrids and they are great and dirt cheap on Ebay.

[ephmen]

Honma XP-1- can be had for a steal right now at rockbottom golf

[InsuranceGuy89]

PXG hybrids have always been very good

[eric61]

I've found the Sim Max and Sim2 Max hybrids super easy to hit with some draw bias. More draw bias than my G425s and similarly easy to hit.

[Billfitz]

My Cleveland Launcher Halo are easy to hit, accurate and long, and I can draw them as easily as I can fade them. There are still some out there on clearance. The new Halo XL should be just as good, if not better. They replaced my M6 rescues, which I struggled to get anything other than a fade from. Oh, yeah... for sale, set of three M6 Rescue. 😏

Edited October 9, 2021 by Billfitz

[azgreg]

Find yourself an old Nickent 3DX (any variant). As to the draw bias, if you listen to people here they all have hook bias. Don't listen to them. It's the Indian, not the arrow.

 

[Tax77]

6 hours ago, kwcsports said:

The older Adams hybrids are all easy to hit. I've used the A7 and A7OS hybrids and they are great and dirt cheap on Ebay.

I've had the OS 4 in my bag for over a decade. Great hybrid.

[GHIN n Juice]

I’ve found the GAPR hi hybrids to be extremely easy to hit.  Easily my favorite hybrid of the last 10 years.

[MountainKing]

Super Hybrid is ridiculously easy.  If you want draw biased just add some left so the face is closed a bit.

[Fairway14]

9 hours ago, rickeyg said:

What is the easiest to hit hybrid with a slight draw bias?  Thanks.

 

Cleveland Mashie Plus with stock Miyazaki shaft.

[getitdaily]

Mizuno clk 2020

Cobra

Titleist ts2 or tsi2

[Kale_m]

G410 or g425

 

so good 

 

 

[pmang]

6 hours ago, eric61 said:

I've found the Sim Max and Sim2 Max hybrids super easy to hit with some draw bias. More draw bias than my G425s and similarly easy to hit.

This has been my experience also.

[Jaygolf37]

Cobra T-Rail Baffler.  Dumb yellow lines on top, but hits piss missiles all day.

[Nelson.br.1515]

Another vote for the Callaway Super Hybrid. Easy launch and distance. The larger profile makes it very forgiving. 

[6squared]

tour edge exs 220 are great, easy to hit all purpose hybrids  Unique shape, I hit them dead straight.  The newer c721 look cool, I haven’t hit them but probably perform similarly. 

[Steele47]

 But of course a piss missile should be good for all day.

[bigolherschel]

11 hours ago, azgreg said:

Find yourself an old Nickent 3DX (any variant). As to the draw bias, if you listen to people here they all have hook bias. Don't listen to them. It's the Indian, not the arrow.

 

I’m far from the idiot yelling “get fit” in every thread (I’ve never been fit), but to act like there is no such thing as a draw bias is wrong. I went from M4 hybrids where I severely hooked every third shot (as in, lost golf ball hook) to the G410 (4) / G425 (5) where it’s never that severe, and more like every fifth shot. 
 

Maybe “draw / fade bias” is overblown, but getting a club you like and are comfortable with is important. Technically Indian, not the arrow still (I agree), but mechanical engineering is real … your swing is a machine and the club you choose to use is a seriously important cog. 

[PhilWhitUK]

I went back to an M6 hybrid and find it easy to hit and versatile compared to some hybrids I have had (most recently the Rogue).  For me it is easy to draw but that might mean it is too much for some as I am not a natural draw flight player.

[Davidv]

The XXIO hybrid a must try, easy to hit flush, easy to draw, and nice high launch.

[Switter]

Currently playing Callaway Steel Head hybrids, prior to them, was using TM M2, which I found was the easiest to hit, much easier than the Callaway... Before the M2's, was using TM Burner hybrids, which were also very user friendly.... FWIW

[braincramp52]

22 hours ago, rickeyg said:

What is the easiest to hit hybrid with a slight draw bias?  Thanks.

This is a no brainer. Tour Edge ES521's. Also one of the best feeling and you can't beat the price. 

[dropkicked]

23 hours ago, rickeyg said:

What is the easiest to hit hybrid with a slight draw bias?  Thanks.

OP, you need to try them all with various shafts to find what works for you.

I love my 818 H2... for me it's laser straight and workable both ways.. It will only be replaced if/when it cracks on me..

[nitram]

Bobby Jones Hybrid by Jesse Ortiz.

[Morry]

finding one without draw bias is very tough 

 

clk is so flat in it's lie angle, it fits that bill nicely 

 

this new apex ut looks really good as well 

 

ping 425 with flat setting is solid as well, but heads are quite shallow

 

have high hopes for the callaway epic super hybrid as well, but find it difficult to believe there isn't some draw bias there

 

as a natural draw'er of the ball, this is the Most important element for the hybrid or fairway wood for me

 

 

[Tupperwolf]

My EXS Pro is the easiest club to hit in my bag and has swappable sole weights that can be set for fade or draw bias and in range testing they definitely work. In fade setting I hit it dead straight and long.  Draw setting wants to turn over 5-8 yards left. 

[marker2037]

Wilson Staff D9 hybrid. I just bought a 19* 3H and took it to the range yesterday. Love the flight of it. It’s easy to launch and long. 
 

They can be had very reasonably priced as well, plus I think the design is gorgeous. 17* 2H will be mine next.