Tour Edge C721 Hybrid review - Was IGNORING this brand a BIG MISTAKE?

[@hoppman6649]

I love the fact that you aren't afraid to try new things, give us your thoughts, and even be honest when you say you wouldn't put something in your bag because of how it looks or how it might appear to others. I am also glad about your pushing the use of Hybrids as I find them much easier to hit than any long iron.

[@jordanevans6685]

I’ve been playing Tour Edge clubs for a number of years now and have the exact same C721 5 hybrid club in my bag that you feature in this video. It has been great for me too. But my Tour Edge 7 wood and 4 utility iron are even better! My guess is you will really like their fairway woods if you get a chance to try them.

[@pauldamicophd]

Hi Andy. Great video, love your posts. The Exotics line is Tour Edge’s premium line (adjustability with driver and woods, choice of different brands of shafts, etc). I just switched to Tour Edge Hot Launch C522 irons with C522 4 & 5 hybrids. The Hot Launch line could be called their “bargain” line (all about game improvement, no adjustability, one choice of steel or graphite shafts, etc). For me they make a great product. Launch the ball high and straight, plus TE products come with a lifetime warranty. Thanks for posting this video.

[@amiradam18]

Thanks! Been looking for this. Am thinking of either purchasing a used C521 or E521. Not too used to the hybrids just yet

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

I have the 3 wood and love it. If I feel the need to replace my Cobra driver this is the first brand I’m testing. Just look at their record in the Champions tour which relates far more to the average golfers swing speed. Stop aiming for the stars and start aiming for the fairways!

[@briantreadwell2206]

Never heard of the brand . . . . It would good to test during a fitting session. Great putt Andy 😊

[@mickboyle2293]

Just got back into golf after 16 years and after a trip to a driving range with a buddy got the bug straight back, loved it so much never had a new set of clubs so bought the new E722 range absolutely love em so forgiving I then purchased the 3 wood and 2 hybrids and cannot fault them..

[@mikelangan2707]

Higher lofted hybrids answer questions players haven’t even asked in many cases. They are versatile tools.

[@stevering7799]

Yeah man. Tour Edge is so underrated. Amazing fairway woods. And made in the USA

[@Simplycomfortfood]

It is amazing how sneaky good some of these less known brands do. One of my golfing buddies just bought some Wilson D9 Irons. A couple of the guys were making a bit of fun with him until he beat them all. He hits those irons a country mile and for a fraction of the cost of a Callaway or Taylormade irons that were released in 2022. I am in the market for some new irons. Just coming off of a total knee replacement so I have been hitting balls on the range. Also just bought a Titleist Pro Titanium 975-FE Driver. This driver was on Ebay for 14.00 US dollars. This driver was used by Tiger in the late 1990's. I hit it straight and about 220 yards. It is a ultralight 60 Stiff shaft and 9.5 loft. I paid 14.00 to have it delivered. lol Thanks so much for your videos. I love the channel

[@TS_Esquire]

You might consider a used set of Callaway Epic Forged Irons. They are very long distance irons. They were the super premium irons in the Callaway lineup but I'm seeing used 6-p going for $500 on ebay.

[@tonyfrostad2730]

I'm not surprised with your review, I bought a set of Tour Edge EXS back in 2018 SW - 6 Iron 5 & 4 Hybrid 5, 3W & Driver and LOVE them. I'm thinking of getting the EXS 723's I also agree that Tour Edge clubs are a fantastic value !!!!

[@raymondmassie4898]

I bought a Tour Edge Exotics 3-wood about 12-15 years ago which claimed to have the ‘hottest face in the market’ and it did. It was immense

[@wkndwarrior4733]

I got the exs220 3 and 4 hybrids with kbs tour shafts. Have been loving them. So easy to hit. Also have the matching 3 wood. Love the headshape and it rips

[@johnnyhornbeck28]

Brilliant analysis, thank you for taking the time to review that!

[@ericzellershow]

I’ve got the xcg 18 degree hybrid in my bag. It’s from 2008. Pureness in feel and sound.

[@andewlea3772]

These are definitely a great range of clubs looks performance and the sound was great to . They performed well for you Andy great choice , ease of use rather than being the club that's expected from older days its the way forward

[@willscarborough9089]

I play their iron-woods and 9,7,3 woods (don’t like hybrids). I’m an amateur 12 handicap (self taught) and was fitted for the iron-woods. Love the clubs. My fitter said most people show up to get fitted but have already decided what brand and style they want regardless of what they need which is why less people buy Tour Edge and hybrid irons.

[@tuamgolfer]

I heard of their fairway woods a decade or so ago and swapped my 3 wood for an EX9 four wood. Same distance beautiful launch and flight. Never looked back and it’s as good as any other of the well known brands. It was often supplied by independent club fitters until they did a deal with American Golf last year.

[@joneva197]

I play C721 irons and absolutely love them. Highly recommend trying all their clubs

[@papab3272]

Great as always Andy! As others have said the C721 Driver is an absolute beast and Tour Edge has a great pre-owned club program on their website. I was clinging to my Tsi3 Driver but had no choice but to replace it with the C721 based on performance.

[@mikethompson6037]

TXG did a review on the irons and clubs a while back worth a check. They are a good overlooked brand . Missing the H&A on Sunday?

[@scotthansen4692]

C721 hybrid was hybrid if the year from My Golf spy for 2021, fairways and hybrids are amazing.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Oh really! Nice to have my thoughts backed up, it’s staying in my bag anyway

[@edwarddunk2731]

I’m glad you finally got to test these clubs.👍

[@banditbaker1675]

Most of my friends over in the US have Tour Edge woods in their bags and swear by the brand. I would love to give them a try but I have never found anyone in the NW of England who stocks them.

[@kevinwood1722]

I have two hybrids, a Ben Hogan 18 degree Vktr+ and a PXG 0211 19 degree, both are reasonably priced. The PXG was recently on sale and has an adjustable hosel so I scooped one up. Haven’t hit it yet but I’ve hit the Hogan and like it. Only iron I’d consider dropping right now is my 4 but that would depend on the course I’m playing. Hardly see any Tour Edge equipment at my local retailer but wouldn’t mind hitting some of their stuff for fun.

[@johnrobinson1664]

Been gaming the C 721 Driver and Fairway woods since December and will tell you Andy, that if you are impressed with their hybrids, I think you would be equally impressed with their Woods as well!!

[@TheAverageGolfer]

I would love to try them, hopefully soon

[@neiljmck52]

I have a C721 driver and 3 wood along with a C722 5 wood. All have their 40 gram shafts. All are great clubs. I’ve never been able to hit a fairway wood until these. Best part is that they are about half the price of the Taylormade or Callaway clubs.

[@tomo38692]

I have TE c721 3 wood. Fab. Exs220 3 hybrid & driver. Bruisers. Also wingman putter. Takes bit of getting to grips with. Great brand real non known big brand killer. Great video.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Cheers

[@SteveSmith-wv8ug]

How about getting a hold of their driver and seeing how it stacks up against your current big stick ?

[@theimpaler5034]

There drivers are amazing I actually gained distance and there so easy to hit

[@deniseckert213]

Here in the US, Tour Edge is definitely not an obscure brand. Several senior players use the brand on the Champions Tour. I played their driver in the 90's and early 2000's. Going to be upgrading my current driver and fairway metals soon and definitely have Tour Edge on the list to try.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

The driver looks superb

[@wadepreston3401]

The 721 is last years model. I got the E722 (this years model.)3HL fairway wood and it smoked my Taylormade in forgivenesses an distance.

[@robinowens5543]

I tried very hard to hit a hybrid’s, but I always tend to hooked them. So I bought a 699 u 3 driving iron from Sub Zero. This club is incredible . You should really check that club out if you haven’t already.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Once again I have no communication with the brand and struggled to get in touch with them, hopefully soon

[@coegj]

Glad you gave it a test, looks good.

[@Jacacatt]

I just bought the C522 3 hybrid to replace my 2 iron for the winter but it might end up replacing it permanently. Great value and performance when compared to other brands.

[@jimmydelrio8662]

Ignoring Tour Edge Exotics has been a mistake since the 2000s. Back then they used graphite design ad shafts on their woods. Quality brand that is always overlooked

[@joevladovich2075]

I bought the c522 driver as well as the 522 3 and 5 hybrids. Can’t wait until my next playing opportunity which, due to incoming bad weather, may be quite some time, unfortunately.

[@bryanbuckley5459]

After seeing you video of the tour edge I should have brought that instead of my Callaway one no video yesterday of you and hannah great videos Andy

[@10541]

Great Video, looking forward to see TM Stealth against the Tour Edge. Could be a tough one

[@davidwhittington9498]

Well I was surprised thought it would have cost more than that . I've heard of the brand few senior tour players use this brand so it must be good Andy 👍

[@bookemdano4680]

Great video. Would be nice if you mention what kind of shaft you chose

[@CamMacMastermusic]

Tour edge is the brand most beginners and amateurs SHOULD buy but just won’t. Period

[@Barneyrubble241]

Would love to see some comparos of these hybrids vs other major brands. I'm in the market for a 5 & 6 hybrid to go with my Mizuno JPX 900's. I bought them used and it was a short set. Just 7 through gap wedge.

[@marcmickiewicz8154]

Bought one of their putters for $99. Really enjoying it thus far.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Not seen any putters over here yet

[@kymstock1852]

I have played their iron-woods ( a.k.a. Hybrid -irons) and found them a little too daw biased for my game. I have a half set of their Bazooka model ( 3,5,7,9,SW) a HP4 model PW and a E521 6 iron. Plus I have the 5 wood Bazooka too. They have improved over the models, but I prefer the Cleveland HB Launcher hybrid -irons. Having said all that, if I was a slicer of the ball, I would love these clubs. I have to aim about 10 m to the right of my intended target to compensate for the draw tendency. I can fade them a little if I try. I should have bought the C models ( less off set) , but these were all pretty cheap second hand.

[@Dirtyfrnk007]

I tried and got fitted for the C721 Irons which awesome irons… Also, if you’re in the United States, TE with get your new clubs to you with in a week…

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Thats superb service!

[@timothyjohnston5863]

I play Tour Edge (I’m in FL, USA). Latest model even better (722), 522 probably better for ‘average golfers’!

[@galerauschenberger9411]

I use them and I like them, especially the driver.

[@ExTrumpet]

Tour Edge original CB 3 wood or whatever it's called is still amazing

[@adrianlovett3483]

I like the look of them they need a marketing deal to get more outlets in the UK

[@TheAverageGolfer]

They sure do

[@victorchen8484]

The exotic line does not get enough credit and their package line does not get enough criticism. But in terms of price, they are quite expensive, same price as cobra etc

[@mejustanormalguy4742]

Hi I know I'm l8 to this video .what is the weight like in the hybrid I like mine slightly heavy .I'd like to know before I pull the trigger .

[@stuartrawlings9436]

they are realy hard to get hold of both my local american golf stores never seem to have them great trial as always

[@ndmagic99]

The most underrated brand in golf. Period.

[@RC-9]

Never heard of Period. Will look out for them 👍

[@jayholiday256]

Their irons are cranked, but who's aren't? You have to get a Pitching wedge, Allpurpose wedge, Gap wedge, Sand, and then maybe a Lob, 5 wedges.

[@EdwardBailey]

Tour Edge makes great clubs for the average golfer

[@TheAverageGolfer]

I’d like to try more

[@EdwardBailey]

You have one version back. 722’s are out. They have a hybrid type and standard style irons that are very forgiving. In addition, the have some nice performance irons in their Exotics line.

[@timm5514]

Why trying this older club and not the new 722 line?

[@samrad1745]

I have a Q for you Mr Average Golfer,, Im also an (good) average golfer, love my new Srixon Irons,, but I have and use an older Tour Edge, Bazooka Max, 3wood 15` ,, it's old but I get 215-225m (240m on a good roll), hard to beat, as a 3 wood, for me. I would like to change the shaft to a Stiff and add 1' in length,, Q: Would that get me any extra distance,?? I'm hoping to create a 3 wood that can match my driver ( 260-280m on a good roll)which I don't use in winter anyway,, thanks for your Vids

[@TheAverageGolfer]

The addition of length will add club head speed which potentially means longer but perhaps at the sacrifice of finding the centre of the club face

[@samrad1745]

@@TheAverageGolfer I think I will try doing that to replace my need for a driver. with a longer and stiffer shaft I think my 3 wood will still be better control..and if I gain an extra 15-20m looking to get me the 245-265m, which is then just a full pitch in to the green on most of my holes. keep you posted when I get it going. thanks for your response and cheers.

[@jergernice1]

the new stuff looks better....i bough a new set of exs irons not so long ago....and it was kind of a progressive set design wise. unfortunately the progression wasnt fluid in feel or performance. a 7 iron might fly 170 feel nice. 6 iron felt harsh flew lower and went 200....it was that odd.

[@paultrotter563]

I'll stick with my stealth hybrids ..Nice review tho

[@alexchoi2060]

Mygolfspy rated it is as the best hybrid for 2021.

[@golfatherpk]

Try more of the obscure brands that could good value for money

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Like who?

[@golfatherpk]

@@TheAverageGolfer ben ross and the like some of the left field manufacturers yonex and Magregor Wilson ???

[@TheAverageGolfer]

@@golfatherpk and how do you suggest I get hold of all these clubs? …..it’s not as simple as you might think Paul, I’d gladly review any club and I even ref the issue in the video

[@golfatherpk]

Yep l heard that and yes you don't want to buy your own to test l am sure the pr department's of some of them would appreciate a true objective view with your viewers

[@TheAverageGolfer]

@@golfatherpk hopefully we can get a conversation with some the names you mention

[@fredjapel3609]

Tour Edge can't be bad if Mr. Langer plays them.

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

i hit their irons and driver in a fitting center and didn't like them as i lost distance , there are a few American and Japanese club makers that produce clubs like "Sub Par" and "Takomo' and others.

[@neilbibby8870]

try Benross i think you will suprised with the results

[@theimpaler5034]

So easy to hit and half the prices I'm spewing I didn't buy there irions I went with mizuno I may get there irions next year and my swing speed is around 105 ti 110mph

[@keithfinley2939]

Their hybrids have been rockets for years, as have the justly famous fairways...

[@golfbuddy1969]

I don’t know about the equipment, but their advertisements are absolutely embarrassing.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Really?

[@golfbuddy1969]

@@TheAverageGolfer yes, at least the ones here in the States are.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

@@golfbuddy1969 we don’t see any over here so I will take your word for it 😂

[@jbh199]

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[@jbh199]

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[@seewhy7761]

Would you ever consider trying out the Lazarus complete hybrid set????

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Absolutely why not

[@seewhy7761]

@@TheAverageGolfer that would be amazing!!!!!