Hybrid and Fairway wood(s)

Follow Thread

By Matt M

  • 0 Likes
  • 3 Replies
  1. Matt M

    Matt M

    Hello everyone, hope someone can give me some insight. I just changed to T200's 4-GW (21) and my new 4i is only about 2-3 yards behind my 21* hybrid (TS2). My next step is now getting either a 19* hybrid or an 18* 5w. Is that my most likely option? I have my 21* set for a high draw off the tee, which is what I mostly use it for. I do not think (only played a few times) I will really be able to work my 4i high and draw like my hybrid.

    Then next on the chopping block is my 16.5* TS2 possibly. Depending on whether I go with the hybrid or 5w.

    Any advice would be welcome.

  2. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    The 16.5 can be adjusted to 17.25 or 18 degrees. Unless you find the 18 easier to hit than the 16.5 regardless of the loft setting, work on adjusting the 4 wood in your gapping.
    I have both a TS 21 hybrid and the 19 TSi-2 hybrid. In my case I dropped a 23 to get the 21 as the 23 matched my T300 6 iron. I do get 10 yard gapping from 6 iron to 21 and 19 with hoe they are set.

    Your results may vary.
  3. Matt M

    Matt M

    Thank you for your input.

    I have heard that the T300's were hot. Crazy that the 6i goes as far as the 23
  4. Chuck Z

    Chuck Z
    Mt Pleasant, SC

    Military

    Matt M said:

    Thank you for your input.

    I have heard that the T300's were hot. Crazy that the 6i goes as far as the 23

    I have the 2019 model T300's and love them. They are a little strong and perform well. Recommend a fitting to insure that you get the correct shafts. One of my buddie has the newer model and love the looks of them better than mine. The sole looks a bit thinner and the toe a bit thicker. He is absolutely killing them with less effort. He went with the graphite shafts. Am 75 and hit my six iron 160-165...not that long of a hitter....next club for me is the five 170-175, then my 818h1 21* and that is 180-185......am happy with my distances.....this is all depending on how crisply I hit them....

Please login to post a comment.

Sign In

Haven't registered for Team Titleist yet?

Sign Up

Find a golf store near me