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The more ordinary a club is, the more I like it. It’s pretty plain for the most, and as I’ve mentioned in previous reviews, that’s fine with me. There is nothing special about the look of the Excel Hybrid Wood. Even shots from the rough are possible because the Excel Hybrid is designed to create contact with the ball without getting hung up in the long grass. The slender shape of the club head and sole really sets up well for all types of golf shots. Like I said earlier, I’ve used the hybrid off the tee, out of the fairway, and around the green. The shape of the club head and sole also play an important role with the Excel Hybrid Woods. With golf courses getting longer and longer by the minute, it’s nice to be able to maintain the high ball flight as well as the distance needed to score low. It’s a very simple approach, but it’s also highly effective, no pun intended. The Pinemeadow Excel Hybrid Woods feature a low-profile club face which enables the higher ball flight. One of the key benefits of using hybrids is the ability to hit the ball higher without losing distance in the process. The club is versatile and affordable, but how does it stack up to the awesome competition in the hybrid market? It’s been used from the fairway on a number of occasions, and I even tried putting with it from the short rough around the green. I’ve hit it off the tee on short par fours, and I’ve hit it off the tee on long par threes. The Pinemeadow Excel Hybrid Wood is the first hybrid I’ve ever owned, and it has taken me a lot of time to adjust to it. Hybrids are taking over golf bags everywhere, and it’s time for me to take that next step as well. I always preferred to hit my 3-iron or 4-iron, but I knew I had to get with the times eventually. My golf club set has come a long way since the King Snake days, but I’ve never carried a hybrid in my bag on a consistent basis. I was happy when I got the chance to play some of Pinemeadow’s equipment, especially the Excel Hybrid Wood.

I played with these clubs for almost ten years, so I always have a soft spot for inexpensive golf equipment. All in all, my first set of clubs cost about $200 total.

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I started my golfing career with a Dunlop driver from Wal-Mart, a Dunlop putter from Wal-Mart, and some King Snake (knock-off of King Cobra) irons. Pinemeadow Golf takes a different and much more affordable approach, and it’s very respectable. Most of the die-hard golfing fanatics want the most expensive and popular golf clubs, whether it’s TaylorMade, Titleist, Callaway, etc. After checking out their website, it’s easy to see they are looking out for the “average” golfer. Pinemeadow Golf has been around since 1985, but I didn’t know much about them until this year.

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