Pinemeadow Excel EGI Hybrids

Pinemeadow Excel EGI Hybrids Product Review

Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids are one of the most versatile golf clubs you can buy. If you don’t have one, you should really consider reading this to the end.

A hybrid is designed to help high handicap golfers hit the ball higher, longer, and with more spin. So far so good, right?

Now, what if I told you: professionals use them to chip around the greens too? Yep, I know you might be sat there in disbelief.

However, it’s true – due to the loft and the low center of gravity on a hybrid, you can get away with using the club around the green.

Don’t worry if you don’t know what low center of gravity means – it basically just means you can hit it lower off the face of the club and the ball will still get in the air.

A low center of gravity is what makes Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids so forgiving and easy to use. All you need to do is make contact with the ball and the club will do the rest.

Specifications:

The Pinemeadow set is available in 8 different clubs from a 3 hybrid to a pitching wedge. The lofts on each clubs are laid out below:

• 3 Hybrid: 19 Degrees – Replaces 3 Iron
• 4 Hybrid: 22 Degrees – Replaces 4 Iron
• 5 Hybrid: 25 Degrees – Replaces 5 Iron
• 6 Hybrid: 28 Degrees – Replaces 6 Iron
• 7 Hybrid:32 Degrees – Replaces 7 Iron
• 8 Hybrid: 36 Degrees – Replaces 8 Iron
• 9 Hybrid: 40 Degrees – Replaces 9 Iron
• P Hybrid: 45 Degrees – Replaces Pitching Wedge

All the hybrid clubs come with their own unique headcover and are in regular flex shafts which are really easy to hit.

Now, at first glance, you’re probably wondering why you need so many hybrids.

Well, when you’re getting into the game you want something easier to hit with than bladed clubs – you want to keep up with your mates, and with this set of clubs that is possible.

Each Excel EGI hybrid goes a little bit further than the other, so having a full set of hybrids just makes the whole game easier, no matter the distance you are away from the green.

Let’s take a look at the key features of the hybrid golf clubs and break down what makes them so versatile from anywhere on the golf course.

Key Performance Features Of Pinemeadow Excel EGI Hybrids:

Distance:

The biggest selling point of Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids is their distance.

Due to the technology built into the face of the club, the hybrids are excellent at transferring the energy from your swing into the ball.

The hybrid clubs help golfers improve their ball speeds which ultimately leads to hitting the ball greater distances.

Secondly, the extra spin hybrids generate makes controlling the ball flight much easier. When a ball doesn’t spin much, it knuckles in the air and can get heavily affected by the wind. The more spin a ball has, the more consistency you will have over distance control.

Have you ever hit a shot that you thought would be perfect and has ended up in the lake behind the green? Well, I can guarantee it was due to a lack of spin.

Tee Shots:

A major feature of the Excel EGI hybrid is its ability to be used off the tee. The 4 hybrid will soon become your go-to club to use off the tee.

Ever wanted to hit a high soaring ball through the air and straight down the middle of the first hole? Well, the 4 hybrid will be your new secret weapon.

Fairway Shots:

The most attractive part of Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids is their ability to hit the ball so high in the air.

If you struggle with consistency and “topping” the ball, the hybrids will fix that. As mentioned earlier, the low center of gravity is what makes these hybrids so easy to use and hit. If you want a higher ball flight then Pinemeadow golf hybrids are your answer.

Out The Rough:

Another impressive feature of hybrids is their versatility out the rough. Due to the way hybrids are shaped, the wider sole glides through the grass rather than digging into it.

How many times have you hit a shot with an iron and the club has been snagged by the long grass?

Instead, use a hybrid with a wide sole like the Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids and your ability to hit the ball out the rough will go through the roof, as the club doesn’t get stuck and the loft will help get the ball in the air.

Pinemeadow Excel EGI Hybrids Pros And Cons:

Pros:

• Versatility:

As mentioned earlier the versatility of these clubs is what makes them such an attractive purchase in my eyes. If I was a beginner again, I would one hundred percent be looking at a set like these. All those years of fatting and topping shots would never have happened.

• Easy to hit:

The wide sole and the low center of gravity make these clubs so easy to hit. It’s probably more impressive if you can’t hit these in the air rather than doing so, as the loft on the clubs combined with the wide soles makes it so easy.

• Quality:

The biggest surprise of these clubs was their quality. When you look at the cheaper entry points into the sport you’re often looking at poorly constructed and manufactured clubs, however this is not the case with these EGI hybrids.

Cons:

• Not available in stainless steel shafts:

If you’re a big guy with a lot of power then you may struggle at first to get used to the regular graphite shaft. The clubhead will feel a little whippier and less sturdy as a result of this. However, that being said the clubs are still ridiculously easier to hit than any blade on the market.

• Only available in red:

If you’re not the biggest fan of red then I hate to break it to you, but you might not like these. Despite these hybrids looking beautiful in red, they only come in red.

Verdict:

Overall, this Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids review should hopefully have opened your eyes to the world of easy-to-hit hybrid golf clubs.

Despite not being a market leader, Pinemeadow are doing great things by offering clubs to help high handicap golfers get into the game. The Pinemeadow Excel EGI hybrids are a great place to start for anyone who wants a cheap entry into an expensive but amazing sport.

FAQs:

What Is The Most Forgiving Hybrid Club?

If we’re talking lofts then a good rule of thumb is that the more loft you have the more forgiving it will be.

Spin is what makes the ball flight straight and maintain its line. If a club has less loft it will have less spin, and as a result flight in all sorts of directions if you haven’t managed to square the clubface up correctly.

Therefore the hybrid with the most loft – the pitching hybrid – will be the most forgiving.

What Is The Best Hybrid Golf Club On The Market?

If you want an elite hybrid then you should look at the market leaders: TaylorMade, Titleist, or Callaway. These companies invest millions into R&D and have a lot of technology beneath the clubface. However, prepare yourself for the price which comes with the territory.

What Is The Best TaylorMade Hybrid?

Any hybrid club by TaylorMade will be brilliant, but the best club is 90% of the time the one they’ve just released. If you are not a fan, or struggling to hit the latest club often, it’s because the shaft doesn’t match your swing speed or style.