Review - Grand Hawk XP Hybrid RH Golf Club |
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Product Reviews
Diamond Tour Golf
by King
Date Added: Wednesday 20 August, 2008
I have been playing with a Grand Hawk XP 21 deg. (3) with a stiff Graffaloy Prolaunch red shaft for 7 months. I love this club. Diamond Tour put the club together with spine alignment and a Golfpride New Decade grip. Considering the superior shaft, and choice of grip, I figure that this club is certainly better than the Callaways off the shelf. For half the price. This is a good looking, and a great feeling club
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
I have been playing with a Grand Hawk XP 21 deg. (3) with a stiff Graffaloy Prolaunch red shaft for 7 months. I love this club. Diamond Tour put the club together with spine alignment and a Golfpride New Decade grip. Considering the superior shaft, and choice of grip, I figure that this club is certainly better than the Callaways off the shelf. For half the price. This is a good looking, and a great feeling club
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
by John
Date Added: Thursday 24 July, 2008
I bought the 3 hybrid with the FGS Tour Launch hybrid shaft about a month ago. Wow is all I can say. Who care that it look almost identical to the "real" thing, this club hits long and straight. In the fairway or thick rough it doesnt matter. Great club I highly recomend it, Diamond Tour did a great job with this club. I bought this club to see how I like clone clubs, Im sold. I will be ordering new irons from Diamond Tour very soon.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
I bought the 3 hybrid with the FGS Tour Launch hybrid shaft about a month ago. Wow is all I can say. Who care that it look almost identical to the "real" thing, this club hits long and straight. In the fairway or thick rough it doesnt matter. Great club I highly recomend it, Diamond Tour did a great job with this club. I bought this club to see how I like clone clubs, Im sold. I will be ordering new irons from Diamond Tour very soon.
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
by Dick
Date Added: Friday 07 March, 2008
I could not hit a 3 iron and had trouble with 4 & 5 so I made a 3,4 & 5 hybrid, using a FGS Plus shaft. WOW! All three are so much easier to hit. They will be in my bag for a lonf time.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
I could not hit a 3 iron and had trouble with 4 & 5 so I made a 3,4 & 5 hybrid, using a FGS Plus shaft. WOW! All three are so much easier to hit. They will be in my bag for a lonf time.
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
by Aaron
Date Added: Friday 29 February, 2008
I made 3 of the grand hawk hybrids last summer. A four and a five with diamond tour hybrid shafts for my dad and a #2 with a graffalloy pro launch hybrid for myself. That four and five hybrid are my dad's two favorite clubs to use from just about anywhere. As for me I still like my two iron off the tee but when it comes to hitting out of the rough the hybrid is far superior, long, high and straight even out of really gnarly stuff. Wish I could carry both of them but only 14 clubs makes me have to choose depending on the course.
Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]
I made 3 of the grand hawk hybrids last summer. A four and a five with diamond tour hybrid shafts for my dad and a #2 with a graffalloy pro launch hybrid for myself. That four and five hybrid are my dad's two favorite clubs to use from just about anywhere. As for me I still like my two iron off the tee but when it comes to hitting out of the rough the hybrid is far superior, long, high and straight even out of really gnarly stuff. Wish I could carry both of them but only 14 clubs makes me have to choose depending on the course.
Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]