Heater Blue Angels Hybrid Head

Name: Heater Blue Angels Hybrid Head
Brand: Heater
SKU: IW-HEABAHY
Price: 23.45 USD
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Description

Heater Blue Angels Hybrid Head

Compare to TaylorMade® AeroBurner™
The new Heater Blue Angels hybrid has a wider foot print and makes it easy to align the head and boosting confidence at address position.
New aero-dynamic head profile reduces drag and promotes faster golf club speed for more distance.
The recessed pocket along the hitting face make the hitting face more responsive and increases the size of the sweet spot. The benefits are a reduced spin for longer shots and increased forgiveness on off-center hits.
The matte white top plate avoids unwanted glaring and stands out easily against the green grass.
10 lofts available from 15º to 45º to fit any golfer.
Loft, Lie, Face Angle +/- 1°; Weight +/- 3 gm tolerance.

Specification

No.

Loft

Lie

Weight

Volume

Club Length

#2

15°

60°

216

145 cc

40.5"

#3

19°

60.5°

221

145 cc

40"

#4

22°

61°

226

140 cc

39.5"

#5

25°

61.5°

232

140 cc

39"

#6

28°

62°

238

135 cc

38.5"

#7

31°

62.5°

244

135 cc

38"

#8

34°

63°

250

130 cc

37.5"

#9

38°

63.5°

257

130 cc

37"

PW

42°

64°

264

125 cc

36.5"

SW

45°

64°

268

125 cc

36"

Right Hand:

15º - 45º

Hosel:

0.370"

Finish:

White

Material:

431 stainless steel

Face Height:

37 mm (19º)

Face-Rear:

68.5 mm (19º)

5 stars: 3 (60%)
4 stars: 2 (40%)
3 stars: 0 (0%)
2 stars: 0 (0%)
1 star: 0 (0%)

#4 hybrid with assassin shaft helps my short game

I like the club very much. I am using it for chippiing and it works well.

I built hybrids for a customer who was not hitting his current big name brand hybrids very well. He liked the look of the blue angels hybrid heads and ordered a couple. I built them using the I-drive hybrid shafts with Winn Sri tac lite midsize grips. He is hitting them great and loves them. He has no complaints except sating he should have gotten them a long time ago.

wow...what review by mr. carr….I know more about him than clubs....my review is short not a novel....clubs hit better than irons ….but I am surprised that a pro like mr carr failed to see than the degrees on these club are on average one club more....for instant most 7 are 35 degree...these are 31 degree....that accounts for mr. carr hitting 10 more yards...bottom line these are worth the money...

I've been playing golf for 39 years. For the past 35 years I've always been between a 2 to 7 handicap. I consider myself one of the worst iron players ever! I hit it closer with 3, 4 and 5 hybrids than with wedges. I've always been a good wood player and decided to try the Blue Angels because they all look like woods. I've played 4 rounds with the 7-SW (Graffaloy Prolaunch Blue Iron shafts, Stiff) and am very very happy with how they are performing. They go very straight and the distance is very consistent. No more than a 10 yard difference when I miss, which is usually towards the toe. They are a half to full club longer than my Adams A12OS short irons, which were plenty long. I didn't buy them to gain distance (I've always been around 150 yards with an 8-iron. The Blue Angels 8-iron goes about 160 AND higher AND straighter), I bought them to be more consistent and they are exactly that. I have ordered the 2-iron through 6-iron to complete the full 2-SW set and am expecting them in a day or two. Monark shipping is incredibly fast btw, that's awesome. As said on the web site, the SW is not really a SW, it's a GW. The only problem I have now the large gap between the Blue Angels SW at 135-ish to my Ping 56 degree SW at only 110-ish. I'll take that problem any day!!!