Tour Edge Exotics E722 or EXS 220 Hybrids

[golfman009]

Anyone know if the loft of these can be adjusted at all? 

Edited January 18 by golfman009

[bekgolf]

26 minutes ago, golfman009 said:

Anyone know if the loft of these can be adjusted at all? 

 

The E722 is a bonded hosel.  No adjustment.

 

I realize you didn't ask for the following but I'm including it in case you were wondering: 

 

C722 is adjustable and imo no more difficult to hit than the E722.  E722 hybrids I tried out were a left bias (rh golfer) while the C722 were mostly straight.  I had to plan for an unintended draw with the E722, they went back to TEE under their 30 day tryout period.  I am not a fan of game improvement clubs having an "auto draw" but most seem to do it for me.

Edited January 18 by bekgolf
OP changed title question after I had answered

[golfman009]

Thanks, I was actually wondering if the hosel could be bent a degree or so by a shop

[Greenie]

27 minutes ago, bekgolf said:

 

The E722 is a bonded hosel.  No adjustment.

 

I realize you didn't ask for the following but I'm including it in case you were wondering: 

 

C722 is adjustable and imo no more difficult to hit than the E722.  E722 hybrids I tried out were a left bias (rh golfer) while the C722 were mostly straight.  I had to plan for an unintended draw with the E722, they went back to TEE under their 30 day tryout period.  I am not a fan of game improvement clubs having an "auto draw" but most seem to do it for me.

 

I would have to disagree with you on the E722 being left bias (rh golfer). There have been many hybrids I have tried over the years that have been left bias but the E722 isn't one of them.

 

I bought a 5h to try out and I now have the 3h and 4h in my bag too. I don't always hit them high but they always go straight. I can't even say I have a miss with them because they go straight for me 99.9 % of the time.

 

IMO the heads look open when they are square. I installed my grips and aligned them squaring up the heads. I always pay attention to my  grips when using the hybrids. The look the hybrid gives me makes me want to turn the head in some. I go by the grips and forget about the head looking open and they go straight. 

[Greenie]

49 minutes ago, golfman009 said:

Thanks, I was actually wondering if the hosel could be bent a degree or so by a shop

 I would call Tour Edge or use the chat feature on their site to get the answer. Customer service is top notch in my experience dealing with them.

[ConstantineJr79]

On 1/17/2024 at 11:31 PM, Greenie said:

 

I would have to disagree with you on the E722 being left bias (rh golfer). There have been many hybrids I have tried over the years that have been left bias but the E722 isn't one of them.

 

I bought a 5h to try out and I now have the 3h and 4h in my bag too. I don't always hit them high but they always go straight. I can't even say I have a miss with them because they go straight for me 99.9 % of the time.

 

IMO the heads look open when they are square. I installed my grips and aligned them squaring up the heads. I always pay attention to my  grips when using the hybrids. The look the hybrid gives me makes me want to turn the head in some. I go by the grips and forget about the head looking open and they go straight. 

 

Count me as a +1 to this comment. I gave up on hybrids for a decade until I met the E722. Now I have replaced my 3 wood, driving iron, and 4 iron with the 2,3, and 4 E722 hybrids. They are long, straight, and a breeze to hit.