From Golf Magazine (Buyer's Guide, May 2009)

It's for: All handicap levels

• The titanium crown, face and front half of the sole are bonded to a V-shaped, high-density steel in the rear of the sole.

• Using a titanium hosel rather than steel (as in XCG) frees up 30 grams that's placed in the sole. This contributes to lower spin rates and hotter launch.

• Sixty percent of the head's total weight is in the back half of the sole (the lighter-colored, V-shaped area).

• The large titanium cup face (25 percent bigger than the XCG hybrid) shifts added weight low and to the heel and toe.

$249, graphite touredge.com

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