should l get a hybrid if l already have a 3 and 4 iron? l have hit one before and l love them l can hit a 4 hybrid about 200 yds. l am 12 and l think hybrids are cool. if so wut kind and brand are good for a semi-beginner like me? how much do they cost? thanks

Hybrids are really good and you should get one. You can pay any amount for one. If you want name brand, Callaway and Taylor Made are good, along with Adams. Personally, as you are only 12, l would recommend you either buy a used one or a cheaper model to start with.

Hybrids are good clubs, especially for people with more inconsistent ball striking ability, so if you struggle hitting your 3 or 4 iron than l would recommend it. l would recommend the taylor made, nike, calloway, or adams. You can probably find a really good one for 50-70 dollars new somewhere if you look. l would make sure you try out the club first somewhere if possible to find the club that you like best.

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l made the switch this year..putting away the 3 and 4 irons and playing Taylor-made Hybrids. They are very nice. You seem to be able to work a ball right to left a bit easier and in more control. The heads are small enough to where they get through the thicker/taller grass ok.
What l do not like about them is the noise they produce. Sounds like a cheap aluminum baseball bat.

l find a 3 iron (and even a 4) much more difficult to hit than my hybrid. l would definitely suggest you get at least one.

you should replace your 3 iron with a cobra baffler. they're easy easy to hit and they have a nice ball flight

First of all measure ur yardages, If u notice that ur gaps between clubs decrease:

ie 15 yard difference between a PW & a 9 but when u get between a 3 & 4 only 5-10 yards then u need a hybrid in that range right there.

Many golfers have a dramatic drop off from the 5 iron down. say their 3 iron only going 20 yards longer than their 5.

When l was younger many of my yardages did this, but l did not really realize this till now, but their was not any hybrids anyways this would not of helped me but now that they're available Its a must if ur in this situation. Now l definitely do not do this anymore but many amateurs do.

Just because u hit a 3 iron high & straight does not mean u do not need a hybrid there r allot of stubborn people out there that just do not get it.

l hope this makes sense l had a hard time explaining what l was thinking.

Absolutely. they come in most handy when you're in a bit of rough. The most difficult shot for an average golfer is the 175+ yard shot out of the rough.

i'd say just get a 3, 4 and 5 hybrid.. maybe a 6. but seriously a 8, 9 hybrid is kinda weird

idk how big you are but if you really are a beginner check out US kids clubs.. or maybe just buy mens clubs and get them cut down

go with 18 degree hi bird. at this time of year all golf outlet lets have great sales on clearouts, used new clubs. it is definatly worth the money. immediate improvement. great on chipping deep rough. must have. once you have one. will want more. very good choice for a golfer so young. play for the score , not the ego. great idea. more people can follow this young man lead.

hybrids suck.. learn how to hit the ball and play 3W, 5W and a 3 iron.

keep golf pure and traditional. put away the hybrids.

theyre for people who cant hit the long irons.work on your swing and you dont need that crap.