785HF
HYBRID IRONS
THIS PRODUCT IS NOW DISCONTINUED
Hybrid Body Irons with Thin-Face High COR Design
Features:
- Ultra-thin, high-strength steel, high COR faces exist all the way from the #2 through to the #6
- 785HF Soles are ‘split-level’ designed to reduce the actual sole to turf contact to allow for ease of play from fairway and rough conditions
- 785HF ideal as high COR long iron replacement for golfers who prefer to keep part of their iron set as conventional irons
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I have a #4 785HF club head with a .370 hosel which surprised me as the #2 through #6 clubs are supposed to be .335. Were any of these club heads made .370 hosels or am I just a lucky recipient of a custom club?
Jeffrey
Someone must have reamed the hosel of that old 785HF hybrid head because I have never yet designed a hybrid in the history of the company with a 0.370 bore.
TOM
Tom,
What are the lofts of the 7-PW in the old 785 hybrids?
Jeff
JEFF
Sure thing, happy to help. 785-7 = 35*; 8 = 39*; 9 = 43.5*; PW = 48*. Wish the sales of these had been bigger so that we would not have been forced to discontinue the 7 to PW part of this model. I do think there is definite benefit from an all hybrid iron set for quite a few golfers but creating and inventorying any model is not possible without sufficient demand. Thanks,
TOM
Would using a 335 tip hybrid shaft with shims work well with the 785’s 7 to PW? These heads must not have been very strong in the market place
DICK: Yes, you can use the 0.335 tip hybrid shafts in those 0.370 bore heads with a shim. Yes, it is true when we had this full set 785HF model, the #7 to PW did not sell nearly as much as did the lower loft models. And of course, this is because the vast majority of golfers see a hybrid as a low loft iron replacement club. But we did have some who went for the full set, mostly it was slower swing speed players, and the reports back were that they liked them over their conventional irons. Actually, the… Read more »