PXG Hybrid Golf Clubs - Hybrids Available in 19, 22, 25, or 28 Degree Lofts with Graphite Shafts

great club

This review is for the PXG 0311 GEN6 XF (Extra Forgiveness) Hybrid. I received the 19 degree club with a Stiff shaft. The hybrid has UST Mamiya Recoil F4 75 gram shaft, a Lamkin - PXG branded - grip, a premium leather (faux leather?) head cover, and a tool for removing the head to adjust for loft/lie. The head is adjustable +/- 1.5 degrees.First off, this is a beautiful looking club. Everything about it speaks premium to me. For me, standing over it gives me confidence that I'm going to hit a good shot. The XF model is a little larger than the non-XF and just that little bit of extra size gives you the feeling that you're hitting a wood (maybe a 7-wood?) and not a traditional hybrid. I've never hit hybrids with consistency and is why I don't regularly carry one in the bag.Just for context, I'm an 8 handicapper and I often shoot in the mid 70's. I took this club out to the range today to test it so I could confidently provide a review based on performance. The setup is neutral and not draw or fade biased at all, even when adjusting the loft to +/- 1.5 degrees. The weight of the club feels good and exactly how I'd expect it to feel when swinging it. I hit maybe 20-25 balls with this club and it felt great. At the standard loft (19) it had a nice penetrating mid-flight and it carried around 215 yards or so. I wasn't really going after it. My main focus was just to find the middle of the face and see how the club performs. The club allows for a little workability if you're one that likes to shape the ball. The mishits on the heel and toe still felt really good and didn't stray too far offline either direction. That's exactly what I was hoping for. The club head has a very muted sound when hitting the ball. No 'ping' or 'ting' sounds like I expected. It just sounded perfect and had a great ball flight.PXG is a really good brand and they've consistently stepped up the quality of their clubs year after year and they've certainly delivered with the GEN 6 hybrid. What more can you ask for at this price? This club is already in the bag now and it's not coming out. It's exactly what I've been looking for and what my game needs. I absolutely recommend it to handicappers of any range. 5/5 stars.

i was previously playing a PXG 0211 25° hybrid that replaced my 5&6 irons. It was easy to hit and my go to club until I received the PXG 0311 GEN6 XF 25° hybrid. While the head seems a slight bit heavier, the balance is perfect and the ball explodes off of the club face at a higher trajectory that I like for this type of club.. I'm getting at least 5-10 yards more from the 0311 GEN6. The head sits a tad closed so I play the ball back closer to center than toward my left foot like I did for the 0211. The tendency is for a minor draw while the 0211 had a fade. Not a problem getting used to.It has the same PXG Mitsubishi Chemical Metal Mesh Technology, 60A, Type 304SS shaft and standard PXG, Lamkin Z5 Grip. I like the new dark grey letters and numbers on the head cover which also seems to have slightly more padding. This is one great hybrid!

I frequently use a 7 wood in the fairway as a club for distances in between my 5 iron and 5 wood. I got this PXG hybrid with the 25 degree loft in hopes of getting a little more distance than my 7 wood. I have had it out on the course one time but struggled a bit to use it. It is heavier than my 7 wood so it may take me a while to get accustomed to. I like the looks of the club and the quality of materials. It has a couple of weights on the bottom so I may try to adjust the weighting to help adjust the swing. The club has a nice cover and the grip is comfortable. This is my first PXG club so hopefully I will be able get it to work for me with a some practice.

The media could not be loaded.  Requested this in the 22 degree version. As I stated in my other reviews I was recently hit by a car in a crosswalk and asked my son to do some ad-hoc testing at the driving range. This review is a combination of both of our experiences.This is one of the lower priced hybrids from PXG but offers a lot of value. The club comes with a nice cover and wrench to install weights and adjust the loft. As in all other PXG clubs the fit and finish are excellent.Like the other PXG clubs my son and I reviewed the attached video shows the first few shots he took with this club. To say the least it performed admirably.This hybrid has 2 weight positions in the back. One towards the toe and the other towards the heel. These are provided to adjust weight distribution to allow for variances in individual swing patterns. As a note the higher end PXG clubs provide for 3 weight locations (an additional one in the center back). This feature is something I'll be exploring in the future and represents a work in progress. I look forward to giving it a try.Really like it.

Wow, this is a beautifully made club. Superb quality, sleek look design. The hybrid club is well balanced and feels great in my hands. Comes with a tool to adjust the head +/-1.5 degrees. This is another well designed club by PXG! I definitely recommend to other golfers.

They are almost to pretty to hit. But the xf is a nice forgiving club that can get you out of trouble. It feels great and sounds awesome! The fit and finish on everything looks amazing, the look of the club head at address inspires a lot of confidence.

Wow! This club is really nice. I have some Srixon and some Adams hybrids and this is better. More forgiving and hits smooth. My first couple shots were perfect with a little draw. I picked the stiff shaft based upon my clubhead speed and it worked out great. I am a higher hdcp golfer still learning so I can't go into more technical details, but I really like this club. It has an adjustable hosel so you can fine tune it to your game/style. Came with a torx wrench and magnetic head cover too.