Right-handed golf hybrid size 2 slow speed - INESIS 500

3 shafts for 3 speeds. We conducted a study on 100 golfers that allowed us to divide the swings of advanced golfers into 3 groups: slow, medium and fast speeds. For each speed, we selected the shaft that provides the best distance/accuracy compromise. The HYBRID 500 SLOW SPEED is fitted with the RECOIL ES 450 F1 graphite shaft. It weighs 51 grams to promote good swing speed and its flexibility allows you to achieve high trajectories.

With a simple question: you are on the fairway 135 meters from the flag, which club do you choose? - 5 iron, hybrid, driver: you have a SLOW SPEED - 6 or 7 iron: you have a MEDIUM SPEED - 8 iron or less: you have a FAST SPEED

We have therefore defined 2 club lengths that allow us to meet 90% of golfer body shapes. We adapt your clubs to your body shape and not the other way around. Our studies have allowed us to define two shaft lengths: - Size 1 if your ground/hand distance is less than 78,5cm - Size 2 if your ground/hand distance is greater than 78,5cm

The grip fitted to Inesis 500 clubs is adapted to the length of the club: Undersize size 1 grip on size 1 shafts Standard size 2 grip on size 2 shafts

"We wanted to offer two hybrids that were easy to play on the fairway while still guaranteeing maximum power."

Because clubs of the right length allow you to have a natural and comfortable swing position to send the ball far and straight. And rest assured, just because you play shorter clubs doesn't mean you'll be shorter on the course. In fact, with the right club length, you send your ball farther, because you hit the ball more to the center of the clubface.

Hybrid 3: Loft 20° Swingweight: C9 Length: 40,5" Hybrid 4: Loft 24° Swingweight: C9 Length: 40" T2 Grip Weight: 51 grams Length: 26,5 cm Diameter: 2,7 cm

You can easily measure your height at home by following this method. It's Albert and Samuel in the video. And if they can do it, you can do it! ;)

Because with a shaft adapted to your swing speed, you get optimal ball height and distance. - A shaft that is too stiff for your swing speed does not deform enough at impact: you have more difficulty lifting the ball and lose distance. - A shaft that is too soft for your swing speed deforms too much at impact: your ball trajectories are too high and you feel like you don't know where the clubhead is during the swing.

The distance between the ground and your hands determines the length of your clubs. So, we studied your arms, and we discovered that you can be tall with short arms or short with long arms. Stop the preconceived ideas: - Women should play shorter clubs - Men should play longer clubs - Short people should play shorter clubs - Tall people should play longer clubs