Hybrid Fitting
The hybrid only works if it fills a real gap instead of duplicating a club already in your bag. We size it against your actual carry numbers and set makeup, not a generic length chart.
Closing the Long-Iron Gap on Purpose
We start by mapping the carry gap between your longest iron and your shortest fairway wood. Wherever that gap runs wider than roughly 15 yards is where a hybrid belongs — not automatically at the four-iron slot just because that's tradition.
Bend profile still drives the launch window here: a lower kick point helps get the ball airborne from tighter lies and rough, which is often the exact problem a struggling long iron creates.
What Changes in a Hybrid Fitting
Head Style
Iron-style hybrids suit players who want a more workable, lower flight; wood-style heads generally launch higher and land softer for less confident ball-strikers.
Shaft Bend Class
We test bend classes against your specific miss — typically low kick for players who struggle to get the club airborne, mid or high for those who already launch it fine.
Set Integration
The hybrid's length and bend class are checked against the irons it's replacing so the transition through the bag doesn't create a new gap somewhere else.
Book a Hybrid Fitting
Sessions run 45–60 minutes, including a full carry-gap map against your current set.