This Is The BEST Forgiving Hybrid I've EVER TESTED…

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@solson223 says:

I just got the GEN 6 XF 3 Hybrid and I love it. It has a mid launch and muted sound off the face and it's just a premium club. I wish PXG didn't go away from the matte finish on top with the Black Ops. I don't like the shiny finish as much. Maybe one of these days I'll end up with the new one. Thanks for the review.

@monicac.469 says:

Reminds me of my two original Adam Idea Pro's, which are still in the bag!

@mattmershon3542 says:

Wish PXG would come up with new names or monikers for their products. It’s a maze to me and perhaps I’m alone in this.
I’ve been gravitating to Mizuno products as of late and I know I fall into the JPX category not MP. From there the products are delineated simply by name or number.
I feel like I’m studying family genealogy trying to sift through these PXG products and for what it’s worth I’ve owned a set of them.
On a brighter note always enjoy your content.

@thattrillYT says:

Crown design is literally from Cobra ????????????????

@davidlovesgolf says:

Great video James, thank you. I just bought the 22 deg and really like it when hitting in a simulator — very forgiving. Excited to try it on the course.

@benbarratt570 says:

If you like that you’ll LOVE the Super Hybrids!!

@guywhittern2800 says:

£309 clubhouse golf…….someone call the local police

@johndunne870 says:

Looks good. I like it, but … the price is way to high for me.

@rickpetryk2658 says:

Well at $299 I hope so

@DMKFACTOR says:

The best most forgiving hybrid ever tested….until the next one! ????????????????

@allanlean5709 says:

Will you put it in the bag though ?

@FreakyGolf88 says:

Doesn't look to have that consistency you spoke about,seems a lot of dispersion,front to back green can be 40-50 yards and not a stopping power at all????????????

@keithpanco says:

I have a club that goes consistently 200-230 yards. It's my driver.

@TheDetective-dg4vj says:

Saying that you don't want to have a three wood that goes 250 yards and that you don't need that is up there with the stupidest statement I've ever heard on YouTube… For a shorter driver like you to say you don't want a long fairway wood is ludicrous, opting for something that goes 225-230 means your consistently you will be way short on every Par 5!! Is it possible you don't know that distance is what separates handicaps in golf!.. you can practice your short game all you want but you won't consistently beat someone who has a huge distance advantage on you all other things being equal…

@mikepainter2135 says:

That shape certainly appeared to have an Adams-like shape

@robertshields6214 says:

Falcons fire! My only hole in one ever happened at that course during COVID! Fun track in Celebration/Kissimmee Florida

@KevinVanic says:

Similar distance and accuracy with the eleven 3 hybrid u think right?

@davidcooper3317 says:

Consistency is key if you can SWING consistancy…if you cant hit a consistant swing it doesnt matter what club you got….

@brianowen6372 says:

Have you forgotten the TM Sim2 hybrid. A couple years old, Iron like shape, carbon head, long, consistent and forgiving. PXG looks a lot similar.

@jackvliet says:

Great review!

@ndmagic99 says:

Best hybrids in the biz. Always have been. I’m still using my gen 1’s. They’re that good.

@rogb3199 says:

Cobra King Tec- super adjustable and sounds great too!

@stuartsimcox720 says:

Oh yeah but it’s the most expensive hybrid out there.

@benmajor3112 says:

Who won the PXG irons giveaway?

@Thevanlifegolfer says:

Looks very similar to the stealth plus i use ????????

@Kremund62 says:

0:41 Why does that Mizuno Iron look like it has a Miura symbol on it as well? Looking on Mizuno website I don't see any iron heads that looks like that. ????#miura #mizuno

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