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5 Wood or Hybrid in Your Golf Bag
COMMENTS:
VWRabbit2008: I’m taking out my 3 wood and playing 16* hybrid with a 19* hybrid to follow. I never reach a par 5 so I would rather be in the fairway laying up then off
jerryrice4: What kind of wedge is that you’re holding at the end of the videos?
Brodie McFadden: Hybrid is best out of rough
Mike Eastridge: A strong 7 wood.
Josh Martins: Carry both
Totalavulsion: I think the fashion police have finally caught up with you
Dtyler171: I would like to see a full video on you playing out of the rough with the different clubs. Specifically the hybrids against the woods.
mchaggis1994: I live in the central valley of California and every course is like cement between February and October. I prefer to use a 20*degree hybrid in these dry months because hybrids do not roll out like 5 woods. During the dead of winter though, the 5 wood is far more helpful. Hopefully I was helpful!
scotty195823: My longest hybrid carries the ball around 190 yards and my 5 wood around 205. The 5 wood I use is very easy to hit off the deck and is very useful for par 5s to get it down the fairway.
StankPunatra: Also what course your playing, if you like both just swap out depending on fairways width, trees, elevation, etc.
sir_NICKS_allot_ment: Ditch the hybrid
gbvoul: I gotta buy an app to get an answer from you?
wibble entity: Such a tricky decision. I used to play years ago and often uses a five wood from the rough, but the modern hybrids do it so much better. I personally have dropped my 3wood as it goes less far than my 5wood (same make and shaft…weird) so can carry a 3,4 and 5 hybrid! My 3 hybrid doesn’t go much less than my 5 wood, but it’s a very versatile club so I keep both in my bag. Second what mark says about getting yardages checked. It’s how I conformed my 3 wood carried less far than my 5 wood etc.
Daniel TheGolfShagger: 5 wood off the fairways, and a 4 Hybrid at 22 degrees when I am sitting in the rough. They both travel about the same distance based on their respective lies.
Lee (formerly Cahnt): I predict the Ping Rapture 3W will go in Mark’s bag, with its extra length causing a big gap between 4 iron and 3W which will require a 5W to split…….which will be the Ping i25 5W, so he still has some racing stripes in the bag!
Darragh Cashman: I prefer the 5 wood to a hybrid, can’t seem to hit hybrids as well as I used to
SimonGolfHo: Whoop my question got answered! Thanks Mark, I’m going to the range and test my yardage now, I was doing it based on lofts. Cheers!!!
Emilio Fedele: I’ve found a 5 wood much easier to launch than a 2 hybrid. The longer shaft and higher loft creates more leverage, spin, and launch angle to get the ball in the air.
Lee (formerly Cahnt): when’s the ping rapture fairway review coming, mark? looking forward to that one.
Sean Regnier: Hey Mark, I noticed that some players have a type of squat that begins on the down swing (Like Rory). It seems to add a bit of power. My guess is that the upward force from the squat adds more velocity on the downswing. Any thoughts? Thanks