13 Of The Best Hybrid Golf Clubs: Our Top Picks

Trust Callaway to know how to make a top performing hybrid, which is exactly what they’ve done with the Epic. They’ve used the same ultra-light carbon composite in these clubs as they do with their drivers and fairway woods which make way for other designs that will help your ball launch high without spin.

You’ll get the option of four different lofts and also an adjustable hosel that has eight different settings, meaning a lot more use out of the one club.

This uses Callaway’s patented cupface design so even your most off-center flies will deliver an on-center hit.

Ping knows exactly what they’re doing when it comes to golf clubs and especially hybrids, with this one being the perfect tool for mid to long shots. The goal of a good hybrid is to make your launch easier and they’ve delivered in spades thanks to the dense sole weight they’ve placed in the back.

This is by far their best hybrid to date and it will launch your ball high while delivering a soft landing at the end thanks to the CG optimization.

There are five different lofts available to suit more experienced players and those who are a little slower to swing.

Cobra has made use of the latest and greatest technology when designing their One Length hybrid and we’re all eternally grateful for it. Their hybrids in this collection use Baffler Rails which mean you get the most playability no matter where you hit from. With a lightweight but high strength steel face, you’ll notice a real difference in this club.

There is also a single length version on offer with three lofts to choose from that will give you more stability than the others. Whichever way you go, you’ll be impressed with this offering from Cobra.

Callaway is always looking for new and improved designs and technologies in every club they make, and this hybrid is the very first to exhibit their ‘jailbreak’ technology. This design features two internal steel bars that keep the body stiff and brace the sole and crown at the same time, giving you a wider flex.You’ll be able to hit balls at maximum speed with the Callaway Rogue and because it’s so flexible it can do more than most other hybrids.

With their trademark cupface technology that we see in all of their hybrids, even your least perfect hits will perform like a dead-center one.

TaylorMade is always making changes to their clubs and there’s no limit to how many new and improved ones they’ll bring out. The M3 Rescue is a huge improvement on the previous year’s model and it will give you more room to get your center of gravity perfect, which makes it a good choice for beginners. This is a club that offers a lot in the way of adjustments so if you want to be able to customize then the TaylorMade M3 Rescue is a great choice.

You get an easily adjustable sliding weight, an adjustable hosel, Speed Pocket technology, and plenty of room to work with, so you’re not limited in how you use it on the green.

Another great delivery from TaylorMade is their M4 Rescue, which performs just as well but with some slight differences to the M3. The M4 doesn’t have a weight track like its predecessor but instead uses a weight pad inside the club. This has been separated into two pieces rather than one long one like the last model had, so you’ll get more stability.

If your goal is to hit your shots higher than ever, this is the way to do it, thanks to the geocoustic technology they’re so famous for.

Pinemeadow has done something a little different with this club and moved away from the steel crown instead using carbon fiber. The result is a better-allocated weight that is forward and low compared to others. This means you get a lower center of gravity to deliver a high launch and reduced spin.

This is another great option for golfers who want adjustability as you’ll find seven ports that let you move the weight as you need. To absorb those pesky vibrations, they’ve even inserted a pad of thermoplastic elastomer into the sole to keep it stable and smooth.

Tour Edge always does well in the hybrid category, but the quality and versatility of the CBX 119 may take you by surprise. The product was designed based on feedback from the Exotics PGA Tour Professional staff and comes with major improvements.

Its head shape is shorter from heel to toe and features less face progression for more workability and lower spin results. Moreover, it boasts a compact design with a taller face that produces more power. Perfectly balanced, the club is capable of delivering tour-level distance and performance. It will be love at first strike. 

If you’re a golfer who prefers to work with something serious in size and feel that having the extra clubface helps your game, go for the Cobra King Oversize. As a result, you’ll get even more stability and a much more forgiving swing that will keep even the off-center hits looking perfect. The Cobra King Oversize tackles the usual problem of an oversized club head by making it out of carbon composite and throwing a weight in low and deep in the head. All of these features work magically together to deliver stability, a high launch, and a lightweight swing.

TaylorMade is known for making their clubs semi-affordable so if you want something that’s cheap but not flimsy in quality, this is the way to go. They’ve designed the M6 as a great starter hybrid as it’s completely forgiving when your shot is off and will help you get the ball higher in the air.

One major point worth noting is just how much versatility you get with their range of lofts. 

Ranging from 18 to 42 degrees, there’s certainly a lot to choose from. TaylorMade have made sure not to leave any golfer out with this range, so it’s worth checking out.

Again showing off their cupface technology, Callaway has delivered another hybrid that’s worth adding to any bag. Although not as popular as their other addition to the list, this still ticks all of the boxes for a great hybrid and one that’s equally as forgiving.

Callaway has put a big face on this club which has paid off as you’ll get a more forgiving swing no matter what.  The sole rails will help stabilize every hit and there’s a weight screw in the sole which only adds to this stability.

With five different lofts available there’s one for everyone, with the added bonus on an adjustable hosel to customize it even further.

Mizuno has made use of extremely strong steel in their CLK hybrid which means it can also be incredibly thin. They’ve used this steel on the face so you’ll get more flexibility and a higher flight with every hit.

Although Mizuno isn’t necessarily as popular as some of the other names we see here, they seem to know exactly what we need in a hybrid.  It’s reasonably priced, comes in a variety of lofts, and has an eight-way adjustable hosel.

All in all, the Mizuno CLK is a serious contender for those who like strength in their steel.

The Srixon H65 has one of the most limited ranges of lofts that we’ve even seen, with just three on offer, but that doesn’t mean they don’t know how to achieve the best flight for your ball. There’s an internal weight pad in its design so launching will never be a problem.

Srixon has added a notch in the crown which runs along the face so you’ll get incredible speeds every time you use it. 

Although a little limited in loft ranges, you’ll barely miss them when you choose the right one to suit.