RX Hybrid Golf Club

The Hybrid Golf Club

The hybrid golf club combines the accuracy of an iron with the distance of a fairway wood.  And hybrids are much easier to hit solidly and consistently than both long irons and fairway woods. 

The latest Darrell Survey found that the majority of PGA pros carry at least one hybrid golf club in their bag.  Tour players like Steve Thomas and Jack Ferenz hit the Alpha RX Low Pro hybrid for its high trajectory, solid feel, and outstanding forgiveness.

Airborne with Ease

Even the pros often choose the hybrid golf club when they need to hit long and straight from the fairway.  The distance outperforms the long iron, and the accuracy beats the fairway wood.  For recreational golfers, getting the ball airborne with a consistent and straight trajectory is the primary goal. 

The center of gravity (CG) height location is purposely placed very low through strategic weight distribution near the sole.  This lowers the club head's center of gravity below the ball's center of gravity on impact, which in turn promotes the higher launch angle and trajectory.  The low profile of the RX hybrid keeps the CG of the club well below that of the ball.   

“I’m very confident with the RX 3 hybrid.  My shots are always solid and get up in the air with a mid to high trajectory – something I can’t say about my 3-wood or 3-iron.” Jeremy Rowlance, San Diego, CA

Forgiveness

The center of gravity depth location is also an important parameter that requires careful and intentional placement.  The CG projects itself at the face of the club through a defined projection angle.  Striking the ball at a point on the face that is perfectly aligned with the CG axis is the ideal shot – maximum energy transfer from club head to the ball.  But hitting on any part of the projected CG on the face is also an efficient impact.  Impact outside the projected CG area on the face (towards the heel or toe) leads to twisting of the head and ball.

Moving the CG deep into the head yields the largest CG projection towards the face.  

This CG placement yields a higher moment of inertia, or greater forgiveness on off-center shots.  Since the projection angle exposes a larger area on the face to the projected CG, impact does not have to be dead-center for minimal twisting of the head and ball.

Placing the CG deep inside the head away is done again through weight distribution.  A thicker wall of 431 Stainless Steel is positioned towards the rear of the club.  This perimeter weighting moves the CG depth as far away from the face as possible.

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