Don’t Buy The Wrong One! | Fairway Wood v Hybrid v Driving Iron
Don’t Buy The Wrong One! | Fairway Wood v Hybrid v Driving Iron
Matt Fryer Golf looks at the differences between fairway woods, hybrids and driving irons, to help you choose the right golf club for your golf swing
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Agree the iron require more skill. Hybrid is the easiest to play but boy woods flying high and further
Top vid Matt. Makes a lot of sense
Good review and helped me decide….CHEERS ????????????
Own all and decide by conditions and weather that day. .. and range experience.
I bought all 3 because I have problems keeping money and I like shiny new things. ????????????
In all seriousness though I love them all. The 3 wood is permanent but I rotate between the 3 iron and 3 hybrid depending on where my game is at the moment and what the course I'm playing that day calls for.
This is the best video actually explaining the differences between a iron, hybrid, and wood that i've found so far! Thank you!
2-p irons 3wedges 1putter 1driver，those my current bag，verry cool looking and verry hard playing????
I don’t use any irons ????????????
My own logic, to simplify the choice even more :
– if on the fairway, I use a FAIRWAY wood (it’s all in the name, isn’t it ? ????)
– if in the rough, it’s a hybrid for me (It used to be all in the name, if I’m not mistaken. Weren’t they originally called RESCUE clubs ?)
Awesome. I currently play 3 wood and 18 degree iron. Both plate predominantly off the tee as my driver ball speed is around 175-180. I have been thinking of replacing the driving iron with 7w simply for control. Hybrid might now be an option but sounds like I need to pay for a fitting.
1 minute in and…. im cynical but,……..im guessing between srixon or Mizuno the Mizuno wins. Co's its all over your shirt, hat, and ???
Can't hit a long iron to save my life (or game) trying to get the proper technique for a 3 and 5 wood..I must be one of the few that takes a divot with a wood.. and I mean a divot ???? oh to ping the ball off the ground!!
Such a great video. Helped me make that decision! Thanks Matt.
I got rid of my fairway woods and replace them with a 2 and 4 hybrd. Lost a little distance off the tee from the 2 hybrid and 3 wood but not enough to make up for the versitility of the 2 hybrid.
I use a 3 driving iron so I can take large chunks out of the ground and have my ball go a very manageable 30 yards. Works really well!
Thanks Matt. This video is exactly what I needed and I’m very glad you were hitting srixon woods and hybrid. This video helped my purchase in the 18-20 degree Srixon club.
Since the 5 wood has by far the longest shaft that's the hardest to hit in the middle (but most forgiving)… much easier to make center contact on a shorter club… no easy answers, just tradeoffs.
Really interesting video, thanks Matt!
Thank you, Matt! Great video. I have a 3i (U-500) that I sometimes change for a 7w (F9), but I tend to use the 3i off the tee a lot at my home course because the fairways are very tree lined and with a lot of short par fours — I tend to use driver sparingly unless I am really hitting it well. Good points about rough as I do put the 7w in the bag when I play different courses where I know I will not be hitting 3i off the tee (can always go 4i with a little loss of distance) and I might need a longer club out of the rough (the 7w with the rails is awesome there) or for longer shots into par fives. I am lucky to be young enough where swing speed is not an issue, but I hope to be a senior golfer with many fairway woods in the bag one day!