Fast swing speed
In general, the lower the loft of the golf club the harder it is to hit. This particular hybrid features an 18-degree loft--a fairly high configuration. That means it’s easier to hit. And to add to this, it’s also light--lighter than comparable woods--so you can swing it faster and go farther. Now that’s a win-win if there ever was one.

White non-glare crown
There’s nothing more annoying than a distraction while you’re trying to tee off. You’re concentrating on the ball. You’re envisioning the swing. You direct the ball--telekinetically--where you want it to go. You see it in your mind, the perfect swing, the perfect hit, the golf ball is in the air, traveling, traveling--and then someone from behind just has to make a comment about the weather. You lose your concentration. That mental image of the perfect hit is gone, poof; just like that. Concentration is the name of the game and every little bit of it helps. With this hybrid from TaylorMade, at least you know you that the glare from the sun won’t bounce off the crown and blind you in that very moment that you need to see.

Cost and Value
If you’re looking for a quality hybrid golf club, then you’ve found one. And if you’re looking to avoid breaking the bank, you can stop reading right here. It’s not cheap--no quality golf clubs are cheap--but it’s well worth the price if the quality of your game is at all important to you. And bet on it: your game will absolutely improve with this hybrid from TaylorMade, whether you’re a beginner or a pro. The verdict? It’s well worth the price.

Great replacement for long irons
Long Irons are notoriously hard to hit. Long irons have less loft than other clubs, so that means that they’re not able to generate as much spin. That means, essentially, that it’s harder to get the ball in the air. If you’re a beginner or someone who golfs primarily as a hobby, as a way to let loose and have fun, then this hybrid from Pinemeadow will increase your enjoyment of the game by removing all the annoying technical prowess needed to wield a long iron effectively.

Good grip
Nothing is worse than not being able to grip your club properly. After all, a proper swing starts with a proper grip. If you slip, you might miss. And if you hit, the ball definitely won’t go where you want it to go. With this hybrid from Pinemeadow, you won’t have this problem.

Cost and Value
As already stated, Pinemeadow is a company that specifically markets to those people who find golf a fun and relaxing sport, who are not concerned with the best quality items and who would not even dream of spending a chunk of their hard-earned cash on trusted name brands. These hybrids from Pinemeadow are an excellent buy if you’re looking to save money while improving your game and replacing some of the harder to hit clubs in your arsenal.

Senior citizen friendly
You’ve worked hard your entire life and now it’s time to enjoy yourself. Your leisure time shouldn’t be spent struggling with clubs that are too heavy for you or too clumsy. It should be spent well. Efficiently, even. This hybrid set from Majek will help you to achieve this efficiency.

Comes as a set
This may seem obvious, but it’s very much worth noting. If you’re an older man, and you know you’re not looking to hurt yourself trying to wield an iron club, then you might have been preparing for a long process of hunting down the proper hybrids to add to your arsenal, to make sure your game doesn’t suffer, even if your body does while swinging an iron. Well, you’ve found everything you need in one spot. That’s what’s known as a convenience.

Cost and Value
In life and in golf clubs, you get what you pay for. In this case, you get more than that. Remember, this set comes with eight different hybrid clubs, each of them meant to place a comparable iron one. If you try to price each hybrid in the set individually, you may find that it’s actually quite cheap. But on the whole, for the convenience and for the utility that this set offers, the price is quite fair and reasonable.

Tri level sole
Sometimes you miss completely--you swing all you hit is air. Other times, you swing and your club bounces off the ground before it the ball. When this happens, it could really mess up your hit. The ball won’t do what you want it to do. It might even do the opposite. With this hybrid from Adams Golf, that problem will be reduced, due to its tri-level sole design.

Larger impact area
Again, you might have a tendency to miss the ball completely. That’s okay, it happens--as long as you’re not a pro, that shouldn’t stop you from enjoying the game. But you’ll certainly enjoy the game more if you can actually win a few rounds! Well, with this hybrid option, you’ll have a better shot--it’s larger impact area guarantees more consistent hitting.

Cost and Value
This particular hybrid hits a sweet spot with its price. It’s neither expensive nor cheap. If what you’re looking for is an ability to enjoy the game and to improve your hitting abilities, this is an absolute must. It won’t break the bank and it’ll help you enjoy the game more than before. All in all, it’s not a bad deal.

Easy to hit
Just like the last hybrid by Adams Golf, this one is an excellent choice if you’re having trouble with long irons. Take the frustration out of the game and get one of these right away--you’ll have a better time and you’ll feel like a better golfer in the process.

Refined slot design
When something is intended to replace long iron clubs, you need to make sure it’ll do the jobs iron clubs would do, except make it easier for you. With the way this hybrid is designed, you’ll be able to hit balls faster with a higher launch and add distance to the shots, especially with off-center shots. In a way, these don’t only replace iron clubs--they outdo them.

Cost and Value
These cost more than the previous Adams Golf hybrid. Whether you think it’s worth it or not is your choice. They’re both excellent products. Sometimes it’s said that you get what you pay for--that may apply here. Either way, you won’t be disappointed.

OptiFit Adjustability
One of this club’s special features is its adjustability. You can adjust the hosel which means that, depending on the type of shot you want to hit, you can adjust the loft and lie angles to meet your needs. Remember, the lower the loft, the more difficult it is to hit.

Speed Frame Face
It’s light and robust and thin, so you can hit the ball quickly off the clubface. This hybrid is also extremely forgiving, which makes it extremely enjoyable to play with.

Cost and Value
This hybrid golf club, despite its quality, is one of the cheapest products on this list. Does anymore have to be said? I think not--it’s more than an excellent value for the price, especially considering its adjustability features.

Adjustable
Just like the hybrid golf club above it on this list, this one too offers an adjustable head. This could come in handy when you want to be able to control the trajectory of the shots as well as the launch conditions. This way you can maximize the distance.

Speed Channel
This is something unique to Cobra--it’s the company’s own innovation. This is essentially an engineered trench around the face which reduces the thickness and increases the speed of the ball around the face--which also maximizes distance.

Cost and Value
As was stated, this is more expensive than the previous one on the list--and that’s why it’s underneath it. But overall, it’s an excellent hybrid, and if you don’t mind spending the extra few books, very worth it.

Speed Step Technology
This is a Calloway innovation. It was designed alongside experts on aerodynamics, all with the intent of promoting higher club speeds in order to increase distance.

Deeper body and longer blade length
This hybrid was actually designed for those with high handicaps in mind. Of course, people of all skill levels can enjoy it, but it was designed specifically for those who could use a little help. In this case, its structure--a deeper body along with a longer blade length--is so to aid in hitting from various lies on or even off the fairway.

Cost and Value
This hybrid golf club is on the expensive end, but it’s a Calloway brand--a trusted, high-quality brand in the golfing work. The choice is ultimately yours, but if you have a few bucks to spare, this a great addition to your golfing arsenal. But remember, this hybrid is for beginners to intermediate-level players with fairly high handicaps.

Velocity Slot Technology
This feature is unique to Adams Golf. A larger face area that allows for more speed and flex, this is sure to keep your time at the golf course enjoyable. If you’re a novice or an intermediate player, and you’re not looking to compete on a professional level, this is a great hybrid to bring along with you. Or even if you want to compete one day on some level, this will give you the confidence to tackle some of the difficult clubs to hit, once you get your form down pat.

Low/Back CG
A low center of gravity--the importance of this cannot be stressed. If you know anything about golf, you know how much it impacts not just the feel of the club, but your performance too. It even affects the sound of impact when you hit. With this hybrid from Adams Golf, you get more spin and more speed, resulting in a better time on the course.

Cost and Value
This particular hybrid club is neither cheap nor extremely expensive. It’s been stressed a thousand times already, but you have to know what you want. This hybrid is built for enjoyment, and as a tool to help you master form before moving on to more difficult to hit clubs. If this is something you think can benefit you, then by all means, this is a good, solid buy.

Graphite Shaft
This hybrid comes with a fully assembled graphite shaft, making it an excellent choice for those who prefer an easier club to wield. If you have problems with hands or arms, you don’t want to exacerbate them with steel shafts. This is especially true with mishit shots--the vibrations alone from steel shafts will leave you stinging. Graphite shafts are lighter and thus beneficial for those with a slow swing tempo.

Standard Club Length
This is both a warning and a positive. Standard club lengths are for people who fall within average height ranges. This particular hybrid is perfect for those who are between 5’9 and 6’0. If you fall below or above that range, then you might want to skip over this one and look at the other items on this list.

Cost and Value
Cheap, cheap, and cheap. But not cheaply made. The club head is made from stainless steel, and the entire club is as light as can be. Remember though, you get what you pay for--with this hybrid, you get an excellent training club that you can use to improve your game, or, if you don’t much care about that, have a good time.