Perfect Blends
Can't figure out which irons and hybrids to carry? You may want to try a hybrid-iron combo set, which gives you the hybrids you want in a package that's as consistent as a regular matched iron set.

Callaway FTi-brid
$1,299, steel; $1,499, graphite
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Set makeup: 3 (19°), 4 (22°), 5 (25°) in i-Brid, and FT i-brid 6-iron to PW

• Hybrids: The "i-Brid" looks and feels like an iron but plays more like a wood-based hybrid. The clubface has bulge and roll, while shaft lengths vary by 3/4-inch (rather than the typical 1/2-inch) increments to ensure that you hit clubs different distances.

• Irons: Heavy tunite (tungsten and nickel) plugs in the heel and toe improve head stability. The titanium body has a wide sole and a low, deep center of gravity to get shots airborne. A solid chunk of thermoplastic pressed against the face leads to crisp impact sound.

Credit: Schecter Lee