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Golf Hybrid Reviews and Ratings

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Hybrid reviews focus on those iron or fairway wood replacement clubs, the clubs so-named because they are "hybrids" of irons and fairway woods, combining elements of both. Add your comments to the hybrid reviews listed below; or try writing hybrid reviews yourself - yours might wind up listed here, too.
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1. Srixon Z-TX Hybrids/Fairways

Srixon Z-TX HybridsCourtesy of Srixon Golf; used with permission
This review is of the hybrids and fairway woods that are included in Srixon's Z-TX line of clubs. Their attractive looks draw raves, but what about performance?

2. Cleveland Niblick

Cleveland Niblick Short-Iron HybridCourtesy of Cleveland Golf; used with permission
The Niblick is a utility club designed for trouble shots, recovery shots, and short shots around the green. It's a short iron loft and length with a hybrid iron clubhead.

3. Thomas Golf AT705 Hybrids

These nifty little clubs are from a niche retailer. Our AT705 No. 5 carried just as far as are our traditional 5-iron, but with a higher trajectory, and it performed better on mis-hits. The AT705 also performed well out of the rough.

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