
Cobra
The History of Fairway Woods and Hybrids: From Persimmon Spoons to Rescue Clubs
Fairway woods started as hand-shaped wooden clubs with names like brassie, spoon and baffy, switched to metal after TaylorMade launched its first metalwood in 1979, and then got a new sibling: the ...

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Tour Edge Exotics: 20 Years of Fairway Woods, Hybrids and Irons
Tour Edge Exotics is the premium line from Tour Edge, first released in 2005 with fairway woods and hybrids, and it has since grown to include drivers and irons. The line was started by David Glod,...

buying used
Best Used Hybrids: Ping vs TaylorMade vs Callaway vs Titleist
Which used hybrid to buy, which loft replaces which iron, and real used prices for Ping G-series, TaylorMade Stealth and SIM2, Callaway Big Bertha, Apex and Rogue, and Titleist TS hybrids.

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TaylorMade Rescue Hybrids: Where the Name Came From and What Changed
TaylorMade Rescue is the name the company has put on its hybrids since the original Rescue Mid launched at the end of 2002, and it is still used on current models like the Qi10 Max Rescue. A hybrid...

beginners
Best Golf Clubs for a 20 Handicap (and How to Buy Them Used)
A 20 handicap gains the most from forgiveness: a high-MOI driver, hybrids instead of long irons, game improvement irons or a matched full set, and a mallet putter. Real used prices included.
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Ping G430 Hybrid: Filling Gaps With Carbonfly Wrap
The G430 Hybrid pairs a flexing steel face with a carbon crown to fill mid and long iron gaps. Here's how it's built.







