Which hybrid golf club is best? For centuries, golf clubs were called woods and irons. Woods had mallet-shaped heads, and irons looked like blades. Then along came hybrid golf clubs, borrowing some of ...

For this test, we ran Ping's most recent fairway woods (G440), hybrids (G440), utility iron (iDi) and long iron (G440) on the ...

Hybrids, which are also known as rescue clubs, started to gain popularity in the late 1990s/early 2000s (remember the Cobra 'Baffler'?) Designed in a way that makes them more forgiving and easier to ...

If you’re unfamiliar with the benefits of adding a hybrid to your golf-club arsenal, there are plenty of reasons to consider adopting one. As one of GOLF’s gear gurus noted in this hybrids vs. fairway ...

Golfers tend to have a love-hate relationship with their hybrids. They are great for replacing long irons in your bag, but if you can’t hit them effectively they don’t have much use. Luckily, with the ...

The popularity of hybrid clubs shows no sign of slowing down. And with good reason. If you struggle with your long irons, then the best hybrid clubs can be a more forgiving alternative, helping you to ...

With the rollout earlier this year of the Nike VR_S Covert driver, the Beaverton, Ore., equipment maker also released fairways and hybrids in that same line. Both have candy apple red clubheads with ...

Five years ago, very few PGA Tour players carried a hybrid in their bag. But changes to the golf ball (less spin and curvature) and tougher course conditions (thicker rough, longer tracks, faster ...