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Product Description
This club combines the qualities of a wood AND an iron in one great looking club. Its compact head and low profile will deliver great shots off the tee on tight driving holes and provide a high shot for long range approaches. High Modulus Low Torque Tip Strong Graphite Shafts made by Texan Classics- Regular flex. Grip: Soft Velvet. Loft/Length: #1 15° 42″. Men’s right hand. Brand new…. More >>
Texan Classics Utility Hybrid Iron-Wood Golf Club
January 17, 2010 at 11:26 pm
I thought I was getting a great iron but its just another so so club.
Rating: 3 / 5
January 18, 2010 at 2:24 am
Well, you’ve done it again. Fast service and great value. Whether it’s a book or other merchandise, you’ve made my day.
Thanks Amazon.
Rating: 5 / 5
January 18, 2010 at 2:32 am
There’s no worse feeling than having your club head fly off at your local driving range! I didn’t think this was even possible. NOT ENOUGH GLUE OR SOMETHING…? I always read reviews before making purchases, but I was duped on this one. The price is tempting, but save your money and buy a REAL hybrid club!
Rating: 1 / 5
January 18, 2010 at 4:46 am
When I bought this club, it was even cheaper than it is now. That’s hard to believe. I love this club. Great for out of the fairways. I don’t hit my woods well out of fairways, but this one I do. If you don’t have this club in your bag. you should. The best value I have bought, period!
Rating: 5 / 5
January 18, 2010 at 6:13 am
My friend Jon who is new(er) to golf and had never used a hybrid before was admiring my Adams rescue 4-hybrid (which I love) and wanted a comparable club for his bag without spending a bunch of money. I said I’d see if I could find him a used one but before I could get to Play-it-Again I hopped on Amazon and found this Texan Classic. I figured for the price it would be worth a try and bought one for Jon. It arrived a few days later. Jon and I took it to a little nine-hole course (Columbus Park in Chicago) to put it through its paces. We took turns hitting a few balls with it and it worked fantastically well. I hit it alongside my much more expensive Adams club and hit it just about the same. The Texan has a little less loft than my Adams, but hit the ball just as far. It’s easy to make solid contact with this club. The shaft is pretty quality for a low $$$ club! I’d hit this club happily myself. The forged steel head isn’t quite a nice as a more expensive club, and the surface of the contact side of the club is just barely noticeably irregular where it’s attached to the back of the head, but that’s a minor complaint.
Overall this is a great club for the money and if you need a rescue wood or hybrid you’d be hard pressed to find a better deal. The shipping seems really high (more than the cost of the club!) but even with shipping it’s still a steal.
Rating: 5 / 5