Golf Hybrids

Combine the qualities of irons and fairway woods into one club. Discover how hybrid golf clubs can benefit your game and lower your score.

When you want to make the switch to an easier-to-hit hybrid club, decide which clubs you want to replace and you can choose your loft options - 2H, 3H, 4H and 5H for right and left-handed players. Make sure the golf hybrids have same length and loft as the clubs you replace to make sure you avoid distance gaps on the course.

Pay attention to whether your hybrid is offset. A slight offset, similar to a golf iron, can make the club easier to hit.

Pro tip! Get the right shaft flex for your swing speed. Choosing the wrong flex costs you distance and accuracy. If you have a very fast swing speed, make sure you pick a extra or tour stiff golf shaft - other options available are stiff, regular or senior flexes.

Browse a wide selection of hybrids golf clubs from the top brands, including:

• Callaway Golf Hybrids
• TaylorMade Golf Hybrids
• Titleist Golf Hybrids
• PING Golf Hybrids
• Cobra Golf Hybrids
• Mizuno Golf Hybrids
• Tour Edge Golf Hybrids
• Top Flite Golf Hybrids

Buying Tips

Match your hybrid golf clubs to the irons or fairway woods they replace. Generally, this is how hybrids, fairway woods and irons match up:

• Hybrid 2H = 5 Wood = 1 or 2 Iron
• Hybrid 3H = 6 Wood = 2 or 3 Iron
• Hybrid 4H = 7 Wood = 3 or 4 Iron
• Hybrid 5H = 9 Wood = 4 or 5 Iron

Use the above chart as a starting point for experimentation. Hybrids and fairway woods hit the ball higher and with more back spin than the equivalent iron.

Shop by hybrid type or find grips and shafts so you're hitting more fairways off the tee:

• Women's Golf Hybrids
• Golf Shafts
• Senior Golf Hybrids
• Used Hybrid Golf Clubs
• Left Handed Golf Hybrids
• Hybrid Headcovers
• Golf Grips