Callaway FT Hybrid Draw 5 Hybrid 26°

[TopMaster]

Hello
I'm just warming up to hybrids and not familiar with some of the features. This club on ebay has 'DRAW' and three dots near the hozzle. What does this mean?

Callaway FT Hybrid Draw 5 Hybrid 26* RH 39.5 in Graphite Shaft Seniors Flex | eBay

Flex: Seniors. Shaft Material: Graphite. Model: FT Hybrid Draw. VERY GOOD/GOOD- 8 - This hybrid is in good condition. The club head and face has light wear from storage and play. The club shaft and grip is fully attached and contains little wear from use and storage.

www.ebay.com

Thanks much

 

[limpalong]

Hello
I'm just warming up to hybrids and not familiar with some of the features. This club on ebay has 'DRAW' and three dots near the hozzle. What does this mean?

Callaway FT Hybrid Draw 5 Hybrid 26* RH 39.5 in Graphite Shaft Seniors Flex | eBay

Flex: Seniors. Shaft Material: Graphite. Model: FT Hybrid Draw. VERY GOOD/GOOD- 8 - This hybrid is in good condition. The club head and face has light wear from storage and play. The club shaft and grip is fully attached and contains little wear from use and storage.

www.ebay.com

Thanks much

The three dots show the club being designed to fade, straight, or draw. A "draw" club will have more weighting towards the hosel and, usually, be a little more upright lie. If you have trouble drawing long irons and/or fairway woods, this hybrid should correct some of that. OTOH, if you have a propensity to hooking everything... I'd look elsewhere. BTW, the FT line was well accepted when they came out. Anika Sorenstam won quite a few tournaments with an FT driver and fairways in the bag.

 

[TopMaster]

Ok thanks. I Think I'll stick with standard clubs.