LAZRUS GOLF Premium Hybrid Golf Clubs for Men - 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,PW Right Hand & Left Hand Single Club, Graphite Shafts, Regular Flex

Everything I have to say about these clubs is good. I find that I hit these straighter and much farther (two clubs farther) than regular irons. I have golfed for 50 years, so I have had a lot of different clubs and I believe these are the best I have had as far as length of shot, distance and accuracy. These hybrids send the ball high and long. They don't put spin on the ball like standard irons do, but they send the ball so high it is pretty much coming straight down onto the green anyway, so you can land a shot on the green and it will hold. It took me a little while to get used to them, but now I am very comfortable swinging them. I teed off on a 145 yard par 3 with the hybrid pitching wedge a couple of weeks ago and scored my second hole in one. I have always bought premium brand name irons in the past and paid a LOT of money for them over the years, so to find these clubs that play so well and are so affordable is a pleasant surprise. I highly recommend these for almost all golfers, but they might not be a good fit for very low handicappers who work the ball a lot. I have found draws and hooks to be easy, but fades not easy at all.

Are you kidding me? What a value! I bought this over a year ago and it is a marvelous rescue club and off the fairway club. I play a lot and it is my go to club along with my 3 wood on the fairway. I am 80 years old and am amazed still at the value.

This club seems to be an excellent value for the money. First off... I'm not a great golfer, pretty average - low 20's handicap.. but slowly improving my game by the round. My current bag setup consists of Cobra Amp-D irons (5-PW) which I cant abandon, a couple high lofted wedges & Callaway Mavrik Max Driver/3wood/4H. I was looking for a club that can bridge the gap between my Driver & 3W/4H; mostly for those long par 4/5's so I can get more distance on approach & unfavorable lies. Or even for longer par 3's 4H is too short. The club looks great, feels great, and only downfall is the grip which you can definitely get by with but could be better. I'll replace that with my normal Golf pride tour wrap anyways. Spent some range time with it so far and the club seems to play really solid. Nice straight/low shots all falling about 20-30 yards short of my Driver.. which is right were I wanted this club to fit in. The feel (at least to a golfer of my skill level) isn't much different from my Callaway Hybrid that is triple the price of this. Can't wait to get it out on the course for the true test, but just based on range time I've committed to keeping it. If you're on a budget, these clubs seem like they will perform just fine.

I am a terrible golfer. I’m out of shape and don’t play or practice often enough to be even close to good. But I want to play more and wanted to try a club that might be more forgiving to my “style” without having to skip a car payment to do it. This club was easy to swing and hit solid. I’ve tried much more expensive clubs that I couldn’t seem to hit and this one works great. Took this to a friends outing at TopGolf and was very pleased with it. I don’t have the power and motion for a big backswing but I could fairly reliably hit this 140-160 yards in the direction I wanted to. Crushing a 250-yd drive doesn’t do you any good if you can’t find your ball. I’m 5’10” and found the length just about perfect for me. You would probably be ok a couple of inches taller or shorter. I’m hoping to start getting to the course near my house on a regular basis or at least to their range. This club will be in my bag.

price is right

To start, I've neglected my swing for 20 years give or take. When I got back into golf a hybrid was a new concept. I broke down and bought a Cobra hybrid and was impressed at how easy it was to hit. I decided I'd like a 2 hybrid for tight drives. Unable to find one I stumbled on these. For $30 I didn't expect much, but figured it would be a low cost way to figure out of I liked the concept of a 2 hybrid. I've been around golf long enough to know you generally get what you pay for (although one of my favorite clubs of all time was a northwestern 7 wood I picked up as a teenager at Kmart for $15, so who knows.) I took the club to the range and the first shot with it I smoked one down the middle. I hit a few more and was impressed with the size of the sweet spot. After a few shots I hit one off the heel of the club. It still flew straight and I lost pretty minimal distance considering the poor strike. I hit around 30 shots and I've decided this club was well worth the $30. When it hits sweet it does well and it doesn't punish misses like a normal 2 iron. Pros Seems well built especially for the money Big sweet spot Low cost Hits well off of grass or a tee Cons Shipping took a while

I have a 15° Cleveland halo xl fairway wood that I sometimes struggle to hit. Bought the Lazrus 15° hybrid to see if I could use it as a substitute. On the pro side, the club is easy to hit and seems high quality. I was getting a little bit less distance from the hybrid then I was for my 3 wood, which seems logical given the 3 wood has a longer shaft. But I was definitely having more accuracy or less dispersion from the target line. Given the low price and that I’m happy with the 15° hybrid I’ve went ahead and purchased the 12° hybrid to see if that will make up the distance loss. It looks like Amazon doesn’t carry the 12° hybrid so I had to get that directly on the Lazrus website. Plus the 12° hybrid could also serve as a driving club on tight fairways.

Bought the 2 hybrid. Easier to hit off the deck that my 3 or 5 wood and goes very far (as far as my 5W but much more consistent). My only negative would be that my callaway and TM hybrids give me better feedback. Great purchase at a great price.

grip de mala calidad no tiene agarre y la pintura del producto no es muy buena facilmente se daña

Not hitting well.

The club is five star. I purchased one via Amazon because I feared complications at the border coming to Canada from the US. I had since purchased directly from Lazrus with no issues and would likely purchase directly from them in future. However, given the current situation with tariffs, I am avoiding cross-border purchases.

Probably not getting as much distance as I’d like. However it is fairly straight

In the advertisement, you are told that if you don’t love the club, you can send it back. But in the fine print of the return policy it says that once you’ve used the club you can’t return it. How are you supposed to know whether you love it or not without hitting a ball with it. I tried this club over four rounds of golf both of the tee and off the ground and found that it did not outperform my current club. But now I find that I’m stuck with it. Even though the advertisemeant said that if I didn’t love it, I could return it. I’m very disappointed with this misleading return policy. I will not purchase from the seller again.