JOHN:
It can be a ball position problem, but that all depends on the LENGTH of
the hybrids. In the industry today, you have hybrids which are the same
length as fairway woods, some which are designed to be built to the same
length as the conventional iron of the same loft, and then you have some
w
I had the same problem personally. I built a Dynacraft 17 degree, Hybrid 2.
This one is built on a .370 shaft. I kept topping it until I moved it
forward in my stance, similar to a driver. Now I can hit it low and boring,
210-225 yds.
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My advice is to have them hit 6- or 7-irons, then swap to the hybrid. A
hybrid seems to work best when hit like an iron vs. a FW metal - more of a
descending blow than a sweep. The sweep (FW) swing seems to produce the
topped shot.
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