Dan Grieve demonstrates why the hybrid is a highly underrated tool for short-game shots, particularly from difficult, muddy lies. By using a simple putting stroke with a hybrid, golfers can achieve consistent results and avoid the high-risk errors associated with using a lob wedge on tight turf.
The hybrid is often a safer and more consistent option than a 60-degree wedge on tight or muddy lies.
Use a simple putting motion to execute the shot, allowing the loft of the club to do the work.
Prioritize the end result and scoring over the 'look' of the shot.
A hybrid's design makes it much harder to 'duff' or 'thin' compared to a high-lofted iron on bare ground.
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