Tom Lehman on Hitting Low Hybrids (Video)

This video stuck my eye because most human beings need to hit their hybrids excessive. Lehman desires to hit his hybrids LOW!

While he offers the same advice you generally get on a way to hit clubs low into the wind:

• Deloft the club by moving the ball back in your stance
• Since that will cause you to hit more of an in-to-out shot that draws and flies low, you open your stance slightly

Tom Lehman says he starts by getting hybrids that are set up to fly low from the start. It's hard to argue with his logic -- at least, if you're a pro. The pros have no problem hitting clubs high, so he gets a hybrid with a stiffer shaft and lower loft to begin with. That means you might get a hybrid with a four- or five-iron length shaft but get a three- or even two-iron loft head.

As I stated, the professionals normally don't have any trouble hitting their hybrids high. For the standard weekend player who may combat a low shot first of all, his setup advice must be left out.

But in case you tend to hit your clubs high -- and there are a number of informal players who do -- Tom's recommendation may want to help your recreation lots. After all, low photographs are easier to hit straight than high ones.

So if this video appears to speak to your inclinations, it is probably really worth every other look.