Left-Handed Hybrids

Left-handed hybrids and utility clubs, the clubs that replace hard-to-hit long irons. The range covers Callaway, Tour Edge and Cleveland models alongside Orlimar and Pinemeadow value hybrids, in lofts that run from a strong 2-hybrid down to wedge-loft hybrid irons.

Left-handed hybrids and utility clubs, the clubs that replace hard-to-hit long irons. The range covers Callaway, Tour Edge and Cleveland models alongside Orlimar and Pinemeadow value hybrids, in lofts that run from a strong 2-hybrid down to wedge-loft hybrid irons.

Fitment and sizing. Match the hybrid to the iron it replaces: a 3-hybrid is about 19 to 21 degrees, a 4-hybrid 22 to 24 and a 5-hybrid 25 to 27. Flex follows your swing speed, and each listing gives the flex and whether the shaft is graphite or steel.

Frequently asked questions

Which hybrid replaces which iron?

Go by loft, not by the number on the sole. A hybrid flies a little farther than the iron of the same loft, so a 4-hybrid at 22 to 24 degrees normally takes the place of a 4-iron.

What flex should I choose in a hybrid?

Use the same flex as your irons. As a rough guide, driver swing speeds under about 85 mph suit senior flex, 85 to 95 regular and above 95 stiff.