The WEIRDEST golf clubs I’ve ever seen - ALL hybrids!

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Hi I’m Rick Shiels, welcome to my channel RickShielsPGAGolf. This KZbin channel is designed to help you play better golf, also to help you enjoy your golf more!
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[@GOKU-qp6ub]

Why is this not on H.I.T ? 😉

[@RickShielsPGA]

H.I.T is for the more ‘serious’ reviews - still have some more fun stuff on main channel!

[@JoelSmith-hx8tb]

This is almost a “drunk on Amazon” purchase! I can see why HIT wouldn’t take this lol

[@wr3ckt4ngl3]

@@RickShielsPGA Id love to see the comparison between loft, spin, speed, etc. between 7 & 7H and stuff like that!

[@cfm_2711]

@dacidmuchicko6471 i second this!!

[@BartG87-]

​@@wr3ckt4ngl3definitely !

[@Rickenbacker4001C64]

Rick could go out and shoot 62 with them and still be like "nah... I don't fancy the look of them. Not for me."

[@Baf630x]

@11:49

[@craciunator99]

LOL... Rick go shoot 62 🤣🤣🤣

[@leecregeen234]

For the front 9 🤣🤣🤣

[@holliswong8519]

Hey! That’s my usual score! 😂

[@Jameso16]

82 maybe 😂

[@Rickenbacker4001C64]

Rick, take a driver, those hybrids, a 60* wedge and your putter and do a break 75...

[@joshholmes]

I'd love to see Rick do his break 75 with these hybrids as a scramble with a senior who would swing slower than Rick does.

[@jasonbourne488]

I’d like to see Rick play a round with 14 putters in his golf bag.

[@chrisveness1892]

I'm a senior and I've got a set of hybrids, how 'bout it Rick?

[@simonsexton676]

Ive had a set of Wazakis for around four years Itried to convert back to normal irons and make all sorts of corrections to my swing path. Ive ended up going back to my wazaki's to be nore consistent and the distance. Like Rick states, I use these alongside a set of lofted wedges and leave the sand wedge behind. They do wear but still okay performance wise.

[@devivoman]

I think Cleveland has nailed the style with the Launcher Halo irons, they are more progressively shaped through the set so you get closer to a traditional iron with shorter clubs moving into more hybrid shape for the longer clubs. I'd like to see you use those vs using those flashy cheapies😂

[@SadMarinersFan]

Those were my first ever clubs when I got back into golf and I really didn't like them. They just weren't for me and I switched them out for more traditional cavity backs.

[@lucascarman2578]

I got them for my girlfriend who just started playing. It's the perfect set for a beginner.

[@kevinspradlin6288]

I started playing the Launcher Halo, bad shots are still playable, my handicap is down to 8. My Cobra Forged Tec irons look better, but scores don't care about looks.

[@devivoman]

@@kevinspradlin6288 i play cobra forged tecs now, I like them alot!

[@brianmoss9399]

I’ve got a set of custom HB Launchers that I absolutely love. Even though I struggle to hit the 6i and 7i consistently (oddly they both go only as far as my 8i distance), the rest of the clubs are amazing and super easy to hit.

[@deanlitzenberger2927]

Rick, I’m an ‘experienced’ (senior), higher handicap golfer. I replaced my irons (4 to 9) with Callaway hybrids this summer and they’ve made a difference in my game. Though I’m still learning how to hit them, they have added a few yards over my irons. I even use them off the tee on tight fairways, helped par a couple par 5’s. Lowered my handicap by about 5 so far this season. Much easier to hit than the irons, better on the fairway then my woods. So far no regrets. Looks like the construction of the Callaway is better than the Wazaki. Enjoy all your lessons, learning a lot, keep them coming. From Northern Alberta,

[@SR1fjfvjdf]

Love the channel Rick! You inspired me to take the game seriously and it changed my life! I am 17 years old and I was born with a malformed right hand and arm. I’ve always been a very competitive person but now I’ve found a game that I can play and win! Thanks again Rick! You have changed my life!

[@neilpountney9414]

Good for you Sam, don't get caught up on winning . Enjoyment is your number one goal. It is a game you can play for life and it will be full of highs and lows. Good luck on your journey.

[@SR1fjfvjdf]

@@neilpountney9414 thanks!

[@jamestown4867]

neilpountney9414: Hold on now. Sam says he’s competitive. He likes to win. He wants to win. 47 years ago I shot my first par round after a year of starting. Hey, I can be on tour with a bit more practice. Today, I’ve never been better than a 5. I can count the number of par or better rounds on my digits. I was never going to be a winner. Maybe Sam will. I say go for the win as hard as you gentlemanly can.

[@SR1fjfvjdf]

@@jamestown4867 going to give it my best shot! Who knows where the game will take me!

[@neilpountney9414]

@@jamestown4867 Nothing wrong with aiming high. I am totally with that. But for most of us Amateurs its about having fun

[@dathyr1]

Well be retired, I have both several hybrids and an all woods set to play my rounds with. I really enjoy the all woods set from Thomas golf. Got them several years ago and really didn't change/effect my score at all and shoot pretty good with them. It is kind of funny to be shooting with a 19 or 23 wood but they are so easy to hit. Take care.

[@thoreau5914]

I am a life long golfer that just recently went with a full set of hybrids and I am never going back. I play a driver, 2-PW hybrids and 52, 56, and 60 degree wedges. I carry no woods (other than driver) and my wedges are the only irons. I'm hitting it longer by 2 clubs at least, higher, straighter and much more consistently. They are so much easier to hit off the tee, out of the rough and off the fairway. It took a few weeks to get the feel for them, but now I love them. One thing I had to adjust to was the increase in distance. With the hybrid PW, for example, I now hit the ball 130-150 yds. with a full swing. With my iron PW I was getting maybe 110 tops out of it with a really good strike. I have found the hybrids almost impossible to slice, difficult to fade and pretty easy to hit straight, a draw, or a hook. Game changers for me. For reference, I am 69 years old. My driver distance has dropped to 210 to 240 yards so the increase in distance with these hybrids really helps offset that loss. Don't be swayed by the stigma around hybrids. Give them a try for a few weeks and I think you will see what I mean. BTW, the 2 hybrid is probably the easiest one in the set to hit. Can that be said about a 2 iron? Nope.

[@OrvinReyes]

what brand did you go for?

[@thoreau5914]

@@OrvinReyes Lazrus. I have their 60, 56, and 52 degree forged irons too. Excellent clubs.

[@danieljackson2297]

You should do the break 75 at a course where you haven't broken 75 to put them to a true test! Keep the content coming Rick!

[@pongopies6101]

That would be every course he’s played😂

[@markr1949]

I have a set of these clubs they have improved my golf. I was really struggling with irons so these are a god send!! I do still carry my driver, 3 wood and wedge. They do scratch really easy.

[@DeckMoney420]

Scratching aside have they held together well? Thinking about getting them wondering about them durability wise

[@markr1949]

@@DeckMoney420 yes I use them regularly and there still fine had them about 18months i didn't get the gold coloured ones they do different colours I got the blue ones but think they also come in black as well

[@ymerejrenrut9509]

I have been using the blue Wazakis for about 7 years now. Love 'em. Even went off and bought the 1 and a 3 hybrids. The 7 & SW are my favourites. Nice review Rick. Keep it up ...

[@Scolopente]

I have the blue/black Wazakis! I carry the 7h in my bag as my 'get out of the rough' club!

[@jertur561]

@@Scolopente i’m over 60, a retired pensioner, 17 hcp, so I don’t mind the strange looks and funny comments about my unusual set of clubs. Even had one caddie in Thailand rush over and tell me I had forgotten my irons. Irons, I told her. I don’t bother with those, haha.

[@barking_mad6649]

Wazaki fan club members say Aaaaiiiii!

[@St0rmB]

Used to make a killing at the pro shop I worked at when I was an assistant pro selling Tour Edge Hot Launch/HL and Cleveland Halo hybrid sets. Low handicappers LOVE how easy they are to hit.

[@zamman6988]

I bought a set of full hybrids for my daugter when she started playing. It was amazing how well she hit them at 10 years old

[@dontpanic716]

When I started playing I bought every crazy infomercial golf club I saw. Some of them were great, some weren't. But 20 years later I still have and use the "Perfect Club" hybrid. My favorite old weird club

[@notgoodenough7390]

How about a 9 hole video with 2 Finch and Frier where you all bring a set of exotic or forbidden clubs and swap every 3 holes?

[@eddietrevino8348]

I am a hacker who went from not being able to break 100 to shooting low 90’s by using 7 hybrids (3-9) in my bag. It made the game way more fun for me. And I still have 2 wedges for short chips. It was pricey though , all Calloway mavrik max’s. I’m not a senior but I recommend for those wanting to improve quickly without hours of practice.

[@wl9663]

Tell you what, I always thought these kinds of clubs were hilarious until I saw the 80+ year olds using them on the course. And then it all made sense to me. 😂

[@tcofield1967]

Growing up I had a great uncle that had a 1,3,4,5,7 and 9 wood (all persimmons) maybe an 8-SW) and he was always around 80 with his scores. It drove my dad crazy that he could blast the ball past this little old man but could never beat him.

[@injuredtabletennisplayer1474]

@@tcofield1967I carry a 6 hybrid (also a 3,4,and 5) at 65 years. May I hit like your 80 year old.

[@davedoesthingsdreaded]

Nah Rick will never shoot a 62 kiddo😊

[@philipcunio4089]

I made my own set of 10 hybrids 36 inch shafts. Love them.

[@Jamj92]

Slazenger did this well over a decade ago with "the slazenger big easy's". Great idea for beginners or older folk!

[@barrymuller5131]

I’ve used the Adams Idea Tech hybrid irons for 2 years. I’m 69 and my iron play was suffering. I found these in a used club store. I payed $230.00. They are 3-5 traditional hybrids and 6-pw+gw hollow back irons. They fly high, stop well, and are pretty easy to hit. My iron game is the best I’ve ever had. My scoring suffers because of old guy distance loss. I actually don’t use the 4-6 hybrids. I use a 5,7, and 9 wood. My next move is sadly, moving up a tee. I don’t mind playing worse, because my mates still put up with me.

[@peterfconley]

Those head covers with that bag actually looks really sick.

[@TheBigpappa160]

I bought some hybrid clubs 4-pw from a company called Lazrus. Best golf purchase I’ve ever made. When I got back into recreational/weekend playing golf I got a full set of Top Flite club from Dick’s Sporting goods, used them for about 6 months. Then I bought some one length clubs 5-pw, I hit them pretty good, used these for about 6mo’s. The I started researching hybrids clubs, so seeing I’m a budget golfer I decided to try the Lazrus hybrids so I ordered a set of 5-pw, I already had the 3wood and 4hybrid from Lazrus. I cannot tell you how much my game improved when I started hitting the hybrids. I wouldn’t ever go back to traditional irons

[@kpernula123ify]

With how Rick has been playing lately these seem like a good fit. 😂

[@rollandgkerr]

I don't use a driver anymore. 3, 5, 7 and 9 woods. So easy to hit. I don't play enough to challenge par anymore, but I can still shoot a 78/79 once in a while. 85, 83, 86, 79 and 85 last 5 rounds.

[@RichardDarcy-q2g]

Never seen Rick look so comfortable over a chip shot

[@L.G88_]

When I started playing golf about 20 years ago, my dad had a set of these and I loved them.....don't know who made them but thank you for the memory Rick!

[@liamsmith127]

unshankable? hold my beer Rick

[@brianvarner]

Retired playing due to arthritis years ago. I have a set 7-15 hybrids, regular sand wedge for chipping and 5 wood hooded over for driving. One year between practicing more than I ever had and using those clubs I played the best time of my golf life. Those clubs sent the ball high! Get the feel for the right club distance and the ball would fall from the sky staying on the greens. I had been playing in 90's but shot in the 80's with eight rounds at 80 even.Some of those courses were difficult. Pretty dramatic change! If upcoming surgery allows me to play again I'd buy the hybrids again.

[@jaredsheffield7647]

My father is a club maker in FL and he makes more sets of all hybrids than anything else these days. In fact, that's what I've been hitting the last 2 years.

[@aar0nrs489]

*leaves a 10 footer* “we’ll give me that for par” LOL sounding more and more like me everyday Rick 😂😂😂 fun video, would love to see em in a break 75! Like secured 👍

[@eskimodude00]

I use the Cleveland HALO hybrid iron set. They’ve really helped me find my swing and I'll probably go to a more traditional style of irons in the future; but even I knew to keep a couple of wedges in my bag for the close work. I'd have no faith in myself with a sand wedge hybrid.

[@Bantam1980]

Same here - agree w/you 100% The Cleveland hybrids have helped my game immensely, since they are so forgiving. And I use regular wedges (Clevelands, of course!). The only slight downside for me is that the clubheads are heavier than normal irons, which sometimes taxes my wrists a bit. Otherwise, they are great - and not too expensive!

[@brianswitzer7811]

I added a 8 Hybrid to my bag because I couldn't get the loft I needed from my 7 iron....I found out just what you did Rick, it works! It takes time to get used to it but as a 60+ golfer I can now hit a high lofted 150 yarder into a green.

[@brianshaw4606]

Would love to see you play nine holes with the Launchpad irons, less gimmicky but might help Beginners. 👍

[@CarlosPerez-hs6cm]

Interesting looking clubs. The old Alien Sand Wedge irons have a really wide and flat sole like that SW hybrid so the design is similar in performance, just don't need as much of a back swing to get out of a bunker or rough. Good review, especially for high handicap and older golfers.

[@neilpersen]

Your score would benefit greatly from adding the wedge hybrids to your bag, genuinely.

[@CWBinNC]

I'd love to see a full round with these.

[@lfish21.]

Rick would be too scared to play the best golf he’s played in years with them. 😂

[@bowl816]

I love the videos of you playing Rick. I bought a set of Lazrus Hybrids 2-PW, it took a while to get used to them, I love them originally and now, a while there I was really missing the irons. I carry the 9 iron and pitching wedge in irons, dropped the 2 hybrid and have my driver and putter. The distance is 2 clubs for me. Sometimes I play the odds in hybrids a driver and 3 wood, my wedges with the putter. A versatile bag. Lazrus hybrids about $300 for the set. Very forgiving and easy distance. Get the silver and black, they don’t show the scratches.

[@MrRaggy89]

This has to be perfect for seniors and pensioners struggeling with pure iron strikes and consistency

[@markvissing131]

I found the ultimate set of Hybrid irons. Wilson Launchpad irons. 4 iron through approach wedge. You will have to pry them from my dead cold hands. Love the video.

[@steveh3734]

.. Rick, that SW hybrid might just be the ticket to fix your chipping.. 😊

[@_.Dave._]

1:30 as a content creator this is an opportunity. Bust out of compound, polish, and a high rpm buffer and repair the paint job. Rick Shiels Makes

[@tomstretton2627]

Would actually love a review on some of the more mainstream brand hybrid irons. Like the Cleveland halos or Wilson lauchpads

[@KaiLastOfTheBrunnen-G]

I had a golfing buddy use an entire hybrid set like this (but only to 9 iron) about 5 years ago and he loved them.

[@RachitModi]

That set has a proper DJ Khaled vibe

[@jameshazell3355]

DJ Khaled hits a birdie “Another One”!

[@TCCollier]

In an Augusta golf bag...probably...but not the first to play a full set of hybrids. Been using mine for over 6 months now and love them. Mine are not Wazaki but are i-Drive Hybrid Heads. I built the clubs myself (been building/repairing clubs for more then 30 yrs) using FGS Vision Iron Shafts from Diamond Tour Golf. I'm 65 yrs old and lost over 15 yrds using my irons, as well as control, until I changed to these. I have recovered the 15 yds and am pin seeking now. They are much easier to hit than irons. Love my "Lob" wedge. Hit it as long as my old Approach wedge. I am enjoying your videos from South Carolina in the US. Keep up the good work.

[@ETBob51]

Do it, Rick! Give them a chance. Last winter, I bought a set (3-PW) of Majek senior hybrids. Amazon had them for $349. I have been using them since our course opened in May, and it took me a while to get used to them. Lately, I have been hitting them great. I was surprised how well the pitching wedge works. The only thing that I am envious of in the Wazaki set is the covers. The Majeks come with knit head covers and they are a pain to put on. I use them though because I saw some reviews of the clubs that said they get dinged up pretty badly if you don't use them. If you don't care for them, find a senior golfer and let them try them out for a while.

[@nickhemming9326]

Hey Rick, try the eleven hybrids, they're amazing !!!!!!

[@jackjones9438]

Eleven hybrids are a must!

[@stratovani]

I carry a 3, 4, and 5 hybrids in my bag, as well as an old Ginty trouble wood, which can get you out of all but the gnarliest US Open style rough. The hybrids are so much easier to hit than the equivalent iron. For senior golfers hybrids are a no-brainer!

[@rtfcomputing4614]

Such clubs have been around for quite awhile. I played for a couple of years (about a decade ago) a set of Forgan Golf Hybrids (3-SW). Absolutely loved them and they made me competitive for the skill level I was at back then. There are a number of benefits to them but you have to drop the mindset that they aren't a blade and not going to swing, feel or play like a blade. Forgan still makes there version and if it wasn't for the fact that I play 1 Length now, wouldn't have a problem going back to them if I felt the need.

[@Joey1j]

My dad bought a set of Spaulding Executive XEs back in the 80’s, same concept. Huge bubble back. He couldn’t hit them so he bought a set of Pings. My father in law bought the same Spaulding and same result. The Florida salt air corroded the inside of the steel shaft to the point where he hit a 5 iron off the tee and the club head went farther than the ball.

[@redgreen01]

I started with wooden drivers, steel-titanium-fiberglass and graphite shafts and 47 years later have a lot of hybrids in my bag. Technology has been helpful to my game throughout the years but feel the equipment rules for could be altered to allow for more benefits to counter the effects of age and ailments for those that don't compete in tournament or professional events.

[@jerimiehall]

I would love to see a break 75 with those. Plus D, 3W, 60, 56, 52, P.

[@masterdeane2175]

Rick, do the polls on youtube trust me, nobody is really on Facebook anymore.

[@enfynet]

I put together a set of hybrids for a beginner golfer. Acer XDS with graphite shafts. Was a unique set of clubs. I priced out a set of Wishon 730CL but that was a bit out of their price range, so I haven't gotten to build those yet.

[@brendanulrich6649]

“a little bit sick in my mouth” 😂😂 love it.

[@trevorjudd516]

G'day Rick, I've been using a set of Callaway FT Ibrid clubs since 2015. They're amazing. I took out the SW and PW which were a more traditional club and bought some Black Magic 37, 48 and 56 degrees. Also amazing. The bunker play is slightly different but the ball always lifts high and lands soft. I'm often able to chip in. These clubs have given me more confidence in my abilities.

[@connerlangford192]

Hey Rick, Here's a rough idea for a series (or single episode) you could do. and the series (or single episode) would be "Clubs of the Past". Possibly play a round of golf with clubs from the past. You could find things like old taylormade burners with bubble shafts, and things like the Bobby Jones Hybrids (Which are amazing). Maybe the series could be something like testing old technologies, and clubs that have been perceived as somewhat gimmicky but that might have some actual use! Thanks! -Conner

[@redsoxfan1982]

I played with a 70 year old 5 handicap this summer who had all hybrid irons from PXG I think and he absolutely loved them.

[@AustinLindstrom]

What a boon for Wizaki golf to have their clubs go right in Rick's bag! Congrats to all!

[@09Youba]

I bought the Callaway Ibrid irons about 15 years ago because of pain in my hands. I installed graphite shafts and I love them. The back of the clubs have a shaft damping material. I don't care what the clubs look like as long as I hit them straight, which I do. Great video Rick.

[@russellforte2125]

Have a full set of Pinemeadow hybrids from Oregon in the USA. Got hybrids following shoulder replacement. Love them.

[@rwillmottrw]

Absolutely awsome. I've got myself a 4H which is amazing but 4 5 and 6I I can not use lol but my 4H saves me every time . Keep up the amazing golf buddy love watching your vids

[@davidmccullagh9472]

Slazenger Big Ezee Set Iron/Hybrids did it years ago

[@jayhales3822]

I love to play hybrid sets. Started out playing with Orlimar IRS 3-pw (19°-47°) then moved to Thomas Golf at725 2-gw (18°-50°) played for at least 6 years. I now have Bang O Matic 1-lw (12°-61°). Lazrus is in the works of coming out with a gw for there hybrid set and when they do there's a very good chance I will putting them in bag with my Cobra S9-1M offset 9.5°, Cleveland CBX2 54°&58° wedges and my Scotty Cameron Squareback 2 putter.

[@JamesRinaldi]

I’m glad your able to review these. I don’t like this particular set because of the color etc. I have a set of the black Wasaki hybrids and much better to look at. After a stroke these were very helpful to me. My ego made me go with more traditional irons after my recovery. I’m keeping the Wasakis hybrids around just in case I need them in the future. I have tried most Super Game Improvement irons and the Wasaki are better. By the way, I could not keep the head covers on while playing. They were made the bag look silly. I do feel you “pros” should be able to play with anything… but egos get in the way with pros too! Hope to you try this out on the course for fun.

[@BatmanIII]

I have a set of bazooka hybrids i borrowed from my father in law. The concept is great. Love the "shank" you attempted. I golf with ping eye 2 BeCu he got me for my retirement gift. Cant put them down.

[@asw16177]

11:20 to 11:29 has always summed up my view on hybrid clubs..... you NEED the specialist wedges and driver,, but for everything else.... hybrid clubs just make life easier.

[@robwilson9502]

A few years ago i tried the Cleveland Launchers at a my local course during a fitting day. Loved them. Plenty distance and height and most importantly, straight! However, because they all “ looked” like hybrids, i was talked out of buying them and went with Taylormade M3s. Still kick myself in the ass every time i golf. And yes, my ass is very sore! Lol.

[@robwilson9502]

Just a quick add on- i think 3-8 in hybrids would be ideal and fill rest of bag with driver and your preference on wedges. Add the putter and you’ll be fine. Hit ‘em well.

[@MattTheFlyerFan]

😂😂 I found the shot you tried to shank hilarious.

[@bradleyhines59]

Good video Rick was thinking of buying my wife and daughter a set to start learning with. Gave me some great info on them

[@Musicfan1020]

These would be right at home with my Cleveland Classic Driver! I love the looks of these and the head covers are so neat! I wish more companies made clubs with that color pallet!

[@diArcipE]

Good video! 10/10, felt like I was in a Tron movie. Tron: Golden Shiels

[@richardbell9656]

I am an older golfer and use hybrid clubs a lot to gain distance because of my age. The hybrid set could improve my game,i would like to give a try.

[@Tripl3Jinx]

Im new to golfing and got a set of Lazrus 2-pw hybrids. Ive been struggling to hit them, but then again i struggled to hit the driver and wedges lol

[@stevesivertsen188]

I am 70yrs old and I have a full set of hybrids from Lazrus golf and love them.

[@corey.hawkins88]

These type of videos are some of the best content.

[@salfordnick5336]

I use very similar because I couldn't stopped shanking......3 years later I'm loving golf more than ever. They're unshankable 😂😂😂

[@roberthern1111]

Love this video! Yes please take them out and break 75!! I actually owned a set of hybrids similar to these but they got stolen before I could play them ..booo! Lol, great content Rick!!

[@malcolmcalvert3252]

I use Wilson Launch Pad irons. Like these easier to strike, no shanks, they get the ball airborne very easily. Sand iron takes some extra practise to get used to.

[@shadoxgaming2212]

the black and blue one look great was going to get a set off them but got a set of i wilson deep red tour but still planing off getting the black and blue WaZaki Hybrid Iron Set as back up at some stage

[@steve-zschannel2729]

Have been using a set of Rife (American Golf own brand) RX4 hybrid irons for almost a year now, as a 70 year old I was struggling with conventional irons, the RX4s look takes some getting used to but they have helped my game, slightly cheaper at £299 for 4-SW, got the closest to an ace that I've had in over 50 years, put the 5 iron to 15" on a 159yd par 3 about a month ago. Only club I don't like is the SW, because it has zero bounce, it fine for chipping but very unpredictable out of bunkers, have an old lob wedge with lots of bounce for bunkers.

[@SkylineHero970]

This video made me laugh! 😂 Thanks, Rick.

[@carterrehberg4344]

I play a set of Cleveland hybrid irons and they feel more pure than my older Callaway irons. highly recommend trying hybrid irons

[@FrankLewis040]

Tour Edge Bazooka J-MAX all hybrids. I got the set for free and they were my first set that I used for years. I never knew it was weird until I got older. I didn't use head covers though.

[@jbourgeois5092]

Played my best golf with a $15 set I got on Facebook marketplace. Threw the woods straight in the trash, but the irons were super forgiving.

[@thewildbill86]

I'm BEYOND EXCITED that Rick did this video. These are videos that started me following you sir and I will admit, I missed these!

[@MJRBaraboo0422]

Love the head covers! Saw Bryson used a new “self correcting” driver this weekend. Can’t wait to see you review that club.

[@shaunchappell784]

I thought he was using a Krank driver this weekend?

[@MJRBaraboo0422]

@@shaunchappell784 I believe he was. But also saw it called “self-correcting” so…???

[@jleonard711a]

@@MJRBaraboo0422 There is nothing self-correcting about the Krank Fire LD driver he's using, he just said he felt he could hit it anywhere on the face and have it go straight.

[@PkGam]

I've seen full hybrid sets before and they are a pretty neat concept! You can see why too as they just seem to pop the ball up from anywhere. Even in the bunker. But this set's SW is no SW loft and I could tell just by looking at it, lol! I checked and it's at 46 degrees of loft. But there are hybrids in actual wedge lofts if needed out there. Sadly non-bare-metal finishes always seem to have that finish wear issue which is why I generally don't favor those. But there's many hybrid sets out there with said bare metal.

[@CaydenBeaty]

Please guys. We’re at 18k, just 2k more! I need to see a break 75 with these🙏🏼 Great video!

[@lucasfrierott2512]

Do it, Rick! It’d be a super entertaining watch! Play against Guy with his normal bag!

[@StephenFerguson-ox7kd]

If you ever want to get rid of them, I would like to give them a shot. Thank you for your videos. Watch at least one every night.

[@therealadamwest]

Suppose the arguement that this full set of hybrids would be suited for older players or those who struggle mobility/strength wise and the longer nature of the clubs is less aimed at a golf pro. But the hybrid wedges was crazy, and i had a full set of launchpads lol!

[@holdentoyotastraya179]

I got launch pads and I love em I also love the banter between the boys because I've got "old man clubs"

[@269paintball5]

I only have a 3H in my bag, but let me tell you, when I get a good strike with it, its over 200 yards for me. Im still very new to golf, only a year or so, but that club is super nice.

[@koki_is_here]

Rick = weird and funny reviews. Love it!

[@GrumpyTy34er]

I got an old set of Spalding Executive XE hybrid clubs all the way down to the pitching wedge. Super heavy clubs but they are kind of fun to hit

[@leonproud400]

My dad games this set 🤣. Plays pretty good as well…

[@Mwmw66320]

There is an 78 year old at my local course with a 5 handicap still plays the White tees (6600ish yards). His bag goes Driver, 3H, 4H, 5H, 6W, 7W, 9i, PW, AW, 52, 58, LAB putter. It is the most headcovers I have ever seen in one bag. When people mention how his bag looks he always responds “Nevermind that, have a look at the scorecard. If you dont trust my card I will let you count when we play. We’ll play for $5 a hole $100 a side”. He has taken ALOT of peoples money over the years.

[@outlander234]

Not surprised. He is old and cant swing so fast so naturally with a wood he can still reach those distances with slower swing.