[Theariwinna]

I myself am still a long iron lover. I simply feel more comfortable hitting a 2-iron as opposed to a 3 or 4 hybrid.

How about you?

[lakraboob]

Hybrids by far. My J40's are so easy to get up in the air and give a consistant result from various lies. The ball just lands softer and I can hit and hold more greens which leads to lower scores.

[FrereeDoulley]

3 and 4h for me. Real easy to hit

[exhibeKed]

Depends on the shot, from the fairway a 3I, from light rough a Hybrid

[nerrttrw]

Long iron. I just am able to hit them better than hybrids.

[boanuatiguali]

I am on the hybrid side. I can't hit my 4i, but 4h I can hit...that is the reason why 4i stays home, 4h gets on the road with me.

I think this all depends on an individual, whichever club a player feels confident with, will be the club he/she will hit.

[Kemapreedasse]

I wanted to be able to hit my long irons but finally gave up because my hybrids were so much easier to hit.

[r9tbayfC]

I haven't hit a hybrid, so I guess my opinion isn't worth much. But since I can still hit my 3 iron just fine, I've seen little need for a hybrid. The only thing I'd want a hybrid for is as an alternative to a 5 wood.

~Rock

[Seiblybiozy]

I've actually never had a 3 or 4 iron.

[nerohedfrs]

Hybrids are easier for me to hit when I miss a FIR and am looking at a 200+ yard approach from the rough. They also check up nicer on approaches than the equivalent iron.
The trade off is in that the irons are a bit more accurate and can be worked more easily from my experiences.

[tearidrusydet]

hybrids all day for me....actually considering putting a 5h in the bag now since I really love the 3 & 4h's so much

[Laqswrnm]

I'm a hybrid kind of guy myself. I dropped the 4I a long time ago and have been extremely happy with the mashies in my bag.

[opelonafqe]

Off the tee I prefer a long iron, from the fairway/rough I prefer a hybrid. One thing I like about a hybrid is the ability to easily choke up and play a shorter shot, I have a harder time doing that with irons. I guess thats why I just carry the one hybrid.

[nebrarlepleme]

Hybrids. I have more issues with long irons, such as not being able to hit them.

[fluoxet]

my 4h is still easier for me to hit than my 4i.

[MrGunjMan_]

Hybrids. Theyre easier to get up in the air, more forgiving and more versatile. When even the pros are ditching their long irons, you know its time to move on.

[alecoplesosse]

I have never been able to hit long irons well. I never used to be able to hit hybrids, either. That is, until I got my Mashie and figured out how to hit it. I absolutely love my M3 Mashie. I carry a 4i, but I only hit it a little farther than my 5i!! I will replace the 4i and maybe even my 5i, now that I know how to hit the hybrids. I'm actively looking for a M1 Mashie, and probably will get the M5 Mashie also.

[en-druzhba]

The line between long irons and hybrids is a thin one for me. My G-Field 3H, has been a great club for me this year from fairway and from some trouble spots. When I comes to long irons, my 3 iron sits in the closet, and my 4iron usually does very well for me. Hit a nice mid-high baby fade, and then flight gets straighter to more draw as I go up.

[dAy2EWlg]

I am sort of at a crossroads. I have always hit just irons until this year. I bought a 3H and I am still getting used to hitting it. I definitely hit it farther than my old 3i but I am more inconsistent with it. I had considered getting rid of my 4i and replacing it with a 4h as I wasn't hitting the 4i very well (new set of clubs this year). As murphy's law would suggest, I played this past weekend and hit two beautiful shots with it. So... I don't know which I prefer!

[tobaccoman]

Hybrids are easier from the tee for me. Irons from the deck.