2023 Hybrid Golf Club Comparison – which is the best fit

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We compare the Callaway Paradym, Mizuno STX , Wilson Dynapwr and Srixon ZX mkII hybrids while talking about the specifications, technology and components used in in each hybrids. See the differences in each hybrid and how they can work for you and which ones worked for me.

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@barryhill6482 says:

Just hit my new Mizuno STX 220 in the 5 and was amazingly impressed. So much I have the 6 arriving tomorrow. I’m putting those 2 irons on the shelf. My JPX Forged 900’s just don’t compete. Irons don’t go near as high and the dispersion with the hybrid is a lot better. Now I just need to upgrade my 7, 8 and 9.

@aponoypi says:

senior golfer. thinking of cobra ltdx single length vs pxg gwen 6 or cleveland. I apprecIate any input. replacing 4 and 5 irons

@erickbauer8888 says:

You excluded one of the best hybrids the Ping 425 or 430

@lesbuchanan2268 says:

You got more lefty’s clubs, lead about your shop, than I see in 6 pro shops in England.

@steveditzler6014 says:

My Mizuno CLK 4 iron-hybrid is one of my favorite clubs. Better than a 5 wood fairway wood.

@melabshier5812 says:

Good stuff. Lefty myself as well. Shame some club manufacturers shortchange us lefties with their options.

@stephendibari5010 says:

Another great video Jim. After hitting my sons 4H cobra Speedzone last year I bought one new from Dicks on clearance. Love the rails on the sole, for me it’s a no brainer. They get through the rough with ease. Liked it so much I picked up a used 3H on eBay. Have a nice 10 yard gap between each. 182 yards w 4H and 192 with 3H. Love the solid feel. I think Cobra went in the wrong direction by losing the rails.

@melwalker2135 says:

Hi was it the mizuno ST-Z 230 you tested not the ST-X 230 as you stated in the video.

@Golf4LifeGrandview says:

Hi Jim, interested in which hybrid you would have picked for your bag based upon gapping? Where does land angle fit into the decision?

@richardjaeger6050 says:

Great comprehensive review
You should do more of this

@timcaton8351 says:

Hi Jim. Witb?

@mitchy7051 says:

Great TEST. I always found srixon woods and hybrids fall behind in ball speed.

@robinmccleery3968 says:

Great video! ❤ our hybrids are beautiful this year.

@billnaumann7483 says:

My 3 and 4 Cleveland hybrids, that I purchased thru Mcgolf, are working well.

@CamMacMastermusic says:

Great job with this video!! Thank you !!

@pedroc6823 says:

That’s why I don’t carry a 3 wood, I went Driver,5 wood lofted down to 17.5 and 3 Hybrid set to19o

Then small gap to my 5 iron, since my 5 iron is strong lofted there is no big gap.

I did add an extra wedge because of the strong Wilson Dynapower irons.

@markglabinski526 says:

Great comparison!! I love my Stealth hybrid. Ditched my 4 iron.

@thomasstrother3962 says:

Jim- always love the review videos as you provide more insight than most reviewers. Idea on hybrids is often they are too draw bias. I built a rescue 3hyb and toe weighted for my son and he loves it. He swings 105mph driver and Carrie’s this clue 220 yrs. I adjusted for swing weight in the build at a d3 as that seems to be a good middle of road. Was this the right approach? Would love to see you take your perderé hybrid from this review and discuss preferred methods to reduce the draw bias factor and make those trends yield more to the center of the target line

@RODERICKBASGOLF says:

Great content. Where is the best place to find an acurate frequency chart that shows rough conversion to flex.

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