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Golf Hybrid & Rescue Club Reviews & News: The Best of Both Worlds
Stuck between an iron and a fairway wood? That’s where hybrids and rescue clubs shine. Our reviews and news cover the latest models built to launch high, land soft, and get you out of tough lies with confidence.
We test forgiveness, distance gapping, turf interaction, and shot versatility so you know which hybrids fit your game. From long-iron replacements that make par 3s less intimidating to rescue clubs that bail you out of rough, we put them through real-world situations every golfer faces.
If it’s built to save strokes and simplify your bag, we’ve tested it — and we’ll tell you if it belongs in your hands.
Cobra Golf has introduced a super game-improvement category iron called the T-RAIL that fulfills the…
A year ago, golf industry executive Mark King former TaylorMade Golf CEO became a “strategic…
The 2018-2019 PGA Tour season is over and it’s time for our annual compilation of…
Sometime ago Callaway Golf made the decision to create a club line that would appeal…
According to Joe Jung, one of the founders of New Ground Golf, the company was…
With an emphasis on speed-generating face technology, maximized MOI’s and added adjustability, PING introduced today…
Wilson made a statement about their view of the club business with the introduction of…
Callaway Golf’s announcement of the Epic Flash driver and fairway woods was accompanied by the…
After a three-year absence Dan Murphy is back at Bridgestone Golf taking over as president…
Since Callaway Golf came out with the first Big Bertha irons back in the mid-90s…
Designing golf clubs always involves compromises but the two attributes every manufacturer is looking to…
Wanted to share the great news from our friends at Tour Edge. Tour Edge, Golf’s…
Late last year, PING introduced the G400 line of drivers, woods, hybrids and irons and…
As with most golf equipment manufacturers, the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, FL serves as…
One of the more interesting introductions at this year’s PGA Merchandise Show was a family…