Hybrids / Rescues

These clubs have many different names, hybrids, utility clubs, rescues, safety and trouble clubs. Many look like a mix between an iron and a wood, and hence have been given the name hybrid. There are two types, the hybrid iron and the hybrid wood. The former more closely resembles an iron is appearance and performance, while the latter resembles a fairway wood.

Hybrids Benefit All Players

Do not make the mistake of thinking that hybrids are meant solely for high handicap players. Hybrids are increasingly popular both on tour and at an amateur level. Hybrids have several benefits which can leave some clubs in your bag obsolete, and with a limit of 14 clubs in your bag this can be very useful.

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Hybrids Are Used For All Sorts Of Shots

Many people use hybrids on long fairway shots as they allow better accuracy than fairway woods because they are slightly shorter in length and so less unwieldy. They can hit the ball from fairways and rough as well as an iron, and are easier to hit than woods.

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