Why We Like It
Think of a hybrid as a “fixer” or “crisis manager.” The E723 is for average golfers who get into above-average trouble. That’s why the E723 is oversized for extra forgiveness. The wide, angled and versatile sole with heel, toe and rear relief can navigate the nastiest lies. The carbon-composite crown takes weight off the top to place it low and deep, including a 10-gram weight at the trailing edge for higher dynamic loft and more off-center-hit stability.
Characteristics
- Designed for forgiveness and high launch with larger size (twice the front-to-back distance of C723) and a deep back weight.
- Expect higher launch with a bit more spin compared to the C723.
- Wide, keel-shaped sole and wood-style shaping rewards more of a sweeping type of swing.
- 17, 19, 22, 25 (with fixed hosel)
Highlights
- Top 10 highest-flying hybrids, high-handicaps
- Top 10 most-forgiving hybrids, high-handicaps
Price
$250
HOT LIST PLAYERS FEEDBACK
Ratings are based on players’ assessments in three key performance areas.
Reviews
If I overcook it in either direction, it generally still does what I want it to do. It is incredibly forgiving—long, straight and high.
Wei, 54, Handicap: 13A quick crisp sound at impact. Able to keep it under the wind if I want. Never have to fight with it to get the ball to do what I want.
Ryan, 48, Handicap: 10A consistent, go-to club. Well-balanced like a smooth cabernet. Quiet at impact, yet sturdy through the ground. No digging.
David, 56, Handicap: 13How To Use Your Hybrid Effectively
Most amateurs don’t swing fast enough to make their long irons go farther than their middle irons, so hybrids are essential for longer shots into greens. Plus, the hybrid’s design adds forgiveness and playability. Here, Cameron McCormick demonstrates how to use these clubs effectively.