[EjPWyPm4]

I love my hybrids (straight and forgiving), but my ball flight with them has been really low. I had two perfectly hit balls yesterday go right through the green. Anyone have any thoughts/tips on how I can change this? Fwliw, in terms of swing, I try to think of the hybrids as irons, and hit down on them.

[UriyVlasov]

Do you hit your other clubs low?

[Pinkman]

When I started to hit my hybrid low, I just moved the ball a little forward in my stance. Plus if you can do it, try adding a slight draw. That works for me, but I'm sure other people have different advice.

[Nabeqiv]

It could be the shaft....

[elektikakass]

If it's only your hybrids I say get a higher launching/spinning shaft. That should help you hold the green more.

[feAilei1]

Honestly, that C Kua 59 should launch pretty high already. Is the flex too stiff? Could be ball position too.

[movlabc]

Could be ball position too.

That'd be my thought

[ardsdelinq]

One other thought I have is that some people hit fairway woods of similar lofts better/higher than they do hybrids. It's just a matter of finding something that fits your swing. It's going to be hard to figure out your problem over a message board, but you could always try out the Mashie 7 wood to see if you have the same issues.

[Yessaniloas]

ball position can affect ball flight says my club pro-he said if I wanted a higher ball flight to put it slightly more forward and slightly farther back for a lower flight.

Another thing can be that a proper shaft fitting could help your ball flight and launch conditions if that makes any sense

[sbrscnds]

Thanks for the responses. I played with ball position at the range today, with some success. It may also be that my setup (with the club) was resulting in a lower ball flight. I noticed that if I didn't pay attention I tended to have the shaft leaning forward at address.

[thegamexpertsdotcom]

Thanks for the responses. I played with ball position at the range today, with some success. It may also be that my setup (with the club) was resulting in a lower ball flight. I noticed that if I didn't pay attention I tended to have the shaft leaning forward at address.

That could be a factor or your simply raising up due to the longer club and catching it thin. I've found that the Mashie 4h is a pretty high launch for me and I'm not a big swinger.

[CaseyFan]

In case anyone else was interested...

I had a 30 minute lesson today and had the pro look at this. He did recommend moving the ball up a little, but that was only a minor factor. The key was that my head was in front of the ball, leading to a much lower ball flight. He had me add more spine angle to get my head behind the ball, and it really changed the trajectory. If I can get this onto the course, I'll definitely be holding greens with my hybrids.

[Xxmlqevq]

Check your forward press as that can also deloft your club.