If you are struggling with getting your irons airborne or suffer from inconsistent mishits, I can understand why you are checking out these hybrid irons. These clubs are designed to help you easily get the ball flying high towards the green.
When it comes to hybrids, I usually recommend the Adams A2s as I really like the playability, and Adams invented the hybrid technology. However, I believe Adams has met its match in Nickent.
These 3DX RC Hybrid Irons are a beautiful set of hybrid irons utilizing the latest in technology. Nickent uses two tungsten-polymer inserts that spreads the weight to the extreme heel and toe. This increases stability and increases forgiveness. Thus, you'll find that a number of your mishits still fly in the air towards the target.
The thing I like best about these clubs is the gradual decreasing of the sole width as the clubs get shorter. In other words, the longer and more difficult clubs to hit will have a wider sole, and the shorter irons which are easier to hit will be a lot thinner and look and feel a little more like a typical iron, but still giving you the advantages of the hybrid technology.
There's no reason to fight with those irons if technology can help you improve. Whether you choose Nickent or Adams, I think you're going to like hitting hybrid irons.
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Nickent Genex Cross 5 Hybrid iron wood Graphite shaft Regular Lamkin wrap
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NICKENT 3DX HYBRID 8 Iron Nickent SR2 SpeedRated Graphite Regular
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September 11th, 2009 at 8:16 pm
[...] to a hybrid because you are struggling with your swing, I'd try a more forgiving club like the Nickent Golf 3DX RC Hybrid. This club is very easy to hit and launches the ball high out of any [...]
September 16th, 2009 at 12:10 am
[...] That being said, this is a player's club designed for low handicappers. Its repositioned COG is designed for low penetrating shots, not like other hybrids that will help less consistent players to get the ball up in the air quickly. If you are looking for a more forgiving club, check out the Nickent Golf 3DX RC Hybrid Iron. [...]
September 16th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
[...] look at something a little more higher-end I suggest you take a look at Adam's Golf A2 Irons or the Nickent Golf 3DX RC Hybrid Irons Graphite. These companies lead the hybrid industry and have good quality hybrid irons and [...]
October 7th, 2009 at 6:57 am
[...] recommend it to anybody. For you high handicappers, I'd rather see you swinging a hybrid like the Nickent Golf 3DX RC Hybrid Iron/Wood Graphite. Don't get me wrong; the i-Brids are a good design and are very forgiving, and I would certainly [...]