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Save a Whopping 56% on these "Hot List" Hybrids

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What PGA Tour Champions Players are Saying...

As Matt mentioned in the above video...

EVERYONE is playing hybrids these days (yes, even Tour players) because they can be SO much easier to hit compared to certain fairway woods, long-irons and mid-irons.

And the versatility can't be beat: you can launch them high from all kinds of lies — from closely mown fairways to thick, deep rough.

You can even hit 'em from fairway bunkers...

And chip with them around the greens!

So, when the news of this sales event reached players on the PGA Tour Champions circuit, here's how they reacted...

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Make Golf Easier...and Have More Fun!

As mentioned above, even pros play hybrids because they make golf easier.

And for amateurs like us, the advantages these clubs provide can be absolutely game-changing .

Instead of "dreading" or "hesitating" or "worrying" when faced with long shots...

Imagine actually LOOKING FORWARD to them...

KNOWING you will compress the ball into the sweet spot of the clubface...

And watch it soar high and land softly on the green.

THAT is what hybrids can do for you.

"The hybrid’s sole purpose is to make your life easier."

— Golf Digest

"For those who struggle getting their long irons into the air, hybrid technology has been an amazing substitution."

— Golf Magazine

Compared to your long- and mid-irons, hybrids are often...

✅ Easier to get airborne RELIABL Y and  CONSISTENTLY

✅ Easier to hit from a VARIETY OF LIES (fairway, rough, sand, etc.)

✅ LONGER because they're MORE FORGIVING

✅ LAUNCH HIGHER and land softer to HOLD GREENS

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Tour Edge Exotics E722 Hybrid

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Here's How the Tour Edge Exotics E722 Hybrids Give You Extreme Distance and Forgiveness

RYZERSOLE TECHNOLOGY

The sole weight and sole rail produce high-launching, low-spin BOMBS!

ADJUSTABLE REAR BACKWEIGHT

Boosts moment of inertia for extreme forgiveness.

MARAGING STEEL FACE WITH DIAMOND FACE TECHNOLOGY

"Mini trampolines" across the entire face expand the sweet spot so off-center strikes still fly far and straight.

ACOUSTICS RESONANCE CHANNELS

Internally positioned to optimize sound and feel

100% CARBON CROWN

Provides optimal CG placement and enhanced feel.

Plus...Your E722 Hybrids Come with a Premium Shaft, Distance Optimized for Your Swing

To get every bit of distance and accuracy you deserve...

We tested every major shaft in play on the PGA Tour using the Tour Edge Development Robot (T.E.D.) and found the best-performing shafts to pair with your Exotics E722 Hybrid(s).

For example...

If you have a "regular" swing speed (up to 95 mph) we'll optimize your hybrid with the KBS TGI.

If you have a "fast" swing speed (95+ mph) your hybrid will be paired with the Fujikura Ventus Blue 8-S.

What Your Fellow Golfers Are Saying...

And here is what the media is saying....

"Golfers can launch the ball higher with less spin."

"Tour Edge knows a hybrid is only as effective as the sole allows, and these two models feature the company’s dual-function “RyzerSole” design. A central rail shaped like an hourglass with heel and toe relief helps the club glide through the turf more easily. The design also concentrates weight low so that golfers can launch the ball higher with less spin."

"It works wonders"

"The RyzerSole tech is for real, helping to reduce turf interaction while at the same time producing a low and forward center of gravity for a high-launch/optimized-spin ball flight. It works wonders come time to maneuver the ball, as the E722 made it a cinch to hit or low fades and draws — all while still maintaining a forgiving clubface to retain that added power."

— GOLF Magazine

"Do Not Sleep on this Club!"

"The Tour Edge Exotics E722 hybrid has a larger head for maximum forgiveness. Looks like a bomber but has very well-rounded performance. The E722 hybrid feels like a club that’s going to be an if-you-know-you-know hero, a club that lives in the bag for years. Do not sleep on this club!"

— Plugged In Golf

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A great hybrid price is nothing without great hybrid PERFORMANCE .

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In short, you can try this Exotics E722 Hybrid without risking a penny of your money because...

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2. You get a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee if you're unhappy for any reason

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4. If you keep your new hybrid, you are covered by a LIFETIME WARRANTY.

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Why We Like It

When designing a hybrid for better players, the challenge is to provide just the right amount of game-enhancement. If a hybrid exists on a spectrum between a fairway wood and a long iron, this entry is closer to the iron side. The C723 is designed with a more forward center of gravity for players who hit down on the ball like they do with an iron. A 10-gram weight in the front part of the sole keeps shots from launching with too much spin. Its flatter lie angles help to produce a less draw-biased, neutral iron-like flight, too.

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Characteristics

• A carbon-composite crown combines with a 10-gram weight in the sole to lower the center of gravity for less spin.
• A more compact head and a flatter lie angle yields less draw bias and a more iron-like flight.
• Angled keel-like sole geometry provides heel and toe relief for smoother turf interaction.
• 17, 19, 21, 23 degrees (with an eight-way adjustable hosel)
• Top 10 highest-flying hybrids, high-handicaps

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HOT LIST SCORE The overall star rating is based on a club’s total weighted score across our three Hot List criteria. Our judges’ star ratings reflect each club’s score relative to the other clubs in the category.

The aggregate star rating of all three categories rounded to the nearest half star.

Performance

Look / sound / feel, hot list players feedback.

Ratings are based on players’ assessments in three key performance areas.

Ball Flight

Playability.

The smaller profile gives me the comfort of an iron—more ball to focus on. Instant energy at impact. Doors off the aircraft carrier and it was gone.

Slim and sleek, it looks like it knows how to send a ball down a fairway. Penetrating ball flight makes this something to play in the wind.

There's a lot of offset, but it still looks compact and more like an iron. The central weight in the bottom makes center-face contact feel hotter.

How To Use Your Hybrid Effectively

Most amateurs don’t swing fast enough to make their long irons go farther than their middle irons, so hybrids are essential for longer shots into greens. Plus, the hybrid’s design adds forgiveness and playability. Here, Cameron McCormick demonstrates how to use these clubs effectively.

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The Extreme Game Improvement Hot Launch E521 Hybrids offers the game-changing Houdini Sole in conjunction with a super-shallow face, slice-fighting offset designs, and heel weighting for added draw bias, making this hybrid all about ease of use. The 17-4 stainless-steel Hot Launch E521 Hybrids features a thinner and lighter forged steel crown that increases ball speed for the ultimate in power creation.

HOUDINI SOLE

Reduces turf interaction by 35% and dramatically moves weight low and deep for the easiest hybrid you have ever hit.

HEEL SOLE WEIGHT

Squares the club at impact for a draw bias that keeps shots from slicing.

SLICE-FIGHTING OFFSET DESIGN

Works in conjunction with heel weight to close the face at impact for straighter, more accurate tee shots.

SUPER SHALLOW FACE DESIGN

Launches the ball with ease to create higher-flying, longer shots. The face is 5% shallower than the previous Hot Launch iteration.

Specifications

Shaft Specifications

The E Series hybrid comes stock with the same super-light FUBUKI shafts by Mitsubishi Chemical that range from 55-grams to 60-grams depending on the flex. The extremely light FUBUKI shafts feature lower kick points and lower cycles per minute frequencies that promise to help players achieve maximum velocity and to fight the fade to produce a longer, straighter and a slightly drawn ball flight.

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Tour Edge Exotics E723 Hybrids Review

The Bottom Line

Tour Edge Exotics E723 hybrid places 21st in our 2023 hybrid test. Unlike its counterpart, the E723 hybrid disappoints by ranking towards the bottom of the field. It boasts a great forgiveness score. However, accuracy and distance are underperforming relative to the field. It ranks towards the bottom for each of those scoring metrics.

Tour Edge Exotics E723 hybrid ranks 7th for forgiveness. In our testing, we measure forgiveness by looking at four specifc metrics - ball speed deltas, carry distance deltas, spin deltas and dispersion area. This high forgiveness ranking suggest Tour Edge Exotics E723 offers consistency off the club face.

Tour Edge Exotics E723 hybrid ranks towards the bottom for distance and accuracy. A poor performance in each of these scoring categories is not a good look. Additionally, our testing pool does not ranking E723 hybrid highly for looks, sound, or feel.

How is distance measured?

Taking into account total distance and carry distance, our distance scoring is a metric ultimately telling you the total yards achieved by the club.

Testing Pool

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Notes from the MGS Testing Team

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Accuracy evaluates if a player’s shots with each club are above or below what’s expected based on that player’s skill level. By eliminating variables in player ability, accuracy determines how well the club improves a player’s overall score.

Forgiveness

How is forgiveness tested.

Forgiveness measures how well a club corrects for hits that are center or off center off the face of the club. A high forgiveness rating tells you that a club does well at maintaining consistency in performance when your swing fluctuates.

How is ball speed tested?

Ball speed measures how fast the ball is traveling off the face of the club. We eliminate variables like player swing speed or ability, so you can compare ball speeds off the face as affected by the club, not the player.

Fairways Hit

What is fairways hit.

We evaluate the percentage of shots that hit the fairway compared to shots in the rough. This shows the accuracy of a club, with a higher percentage earning a higher accuracy rating.

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The speed at which the golf ball travels after being struck by the golf club. It is usually measured in miles per hour (mph).

Shot Area is a measure of downrage dispersion. The displayed value is the area of an ellipse (measured in yards2) in which 90% of future shots would be expected to fall.

Total Distance

The total distance the golf ball travels from the point of impact with the clubface to the point where it stops, including both carry distance and any additional roll after the ball lands.

The distance the golf ball travels through the air from the point of impact with the clubface to the point where it first touches the ground. Carry distance does not include any additional roll after the ball lands.

The amount of backspin or topspin on the golf ball after the club strikes it. Spin can affect how the ball travels through the air and how it behaves when it lands.

Launch Angle

The angle at which the golf ball leaves the clubface after being struck. This is typically measured in degrees.

The highest point in the golf ball's trajectory after the club strikes it. This is typically measured in feet above the ground.

The angle at which the golf ball descends from the apex of its trajectory to the ground. This is typically measured in degrees.

Yards From Center

This refers to the distance that a golf shot travels from the center of the fairway. It is often used to measure accuracy, with shots closer to the center considered more accurate.

Refers to the percentage of times a golfer successfully lands their tee shot on the fairway. It is often used as a measure of accuracy.

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• Tour Edge Hot Launch C524 & E524 Irons Review

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The Tour Edge Hot Launch C524 irons are strong game improvement irons with good forgiveness.  The Tour Edge Hot Launch E524 irons take consistency to the extreme, almost daring you to try to get a bad result.

Introduction

Last year, Drew examined the Hot Launch C523 and E523 irons [review HERE ] and found them worthy of Tour Edge’s slogan, “Golf’s Most Solid Investment.”  New for 2024 are the aptly named Hot Launch C524 and E524 irons.  While the name and the look have changed, the mission is the same: delivering high performance clubs at a price that’s about half what you’ll pay from other OEMs.

The “C” in Tour Edge Hot Launch C524  stands for “Competition.”  That means this is the set designed for more skilled players, at least compared to the E524.  At address, this iron set features a very thick, boxy top line and a significant amount of offset.  The blade length is about average, but the overall impression is that this is a big club meant to forgive mishits.

“E” in Tour Edge Hot Launch E524 irons stands for “Extreme Spec,” referring to extreme performance and forgiveness.  This focus on forgiveness is immediately obvious from the Iron-Wood design.  These are very big irons with huge, rounded faces which should fill golfers with confidence.  There is a great deal of offset in these irons, and the back of the club protrudes from behind the thick top lines.

Comparing the 7 irons side-by-side, you can see that the C524 (left) actually has a slightly thicker top line, but it doesn’t have any “extra” behind it.  Both irons have similar offset .  The leading edge of the E524 is more rounded – a subtle difference that, to my eye, helps to make the face look larger.

Sound & Feel

I started my testing with the Tour Edge Hot Launch E524 irons and was shocked by the sound and feel .  Given the hollow body design, I was expecting a loud, hollow sound and a feel that was quick and explosive.  Instead, I got a surprisingly soft, solid feel and a quiet impact sound that’s closer to a “thud” than the “pop” I was expecting.  The sound did get louder as I worked into the long irons, but the feel remained solid.

Having had my expectations rewired by the E524, the Tour Edge Hot Launch C524 irons had a high bar to clear.  Thankfully, they delivered the same traditional impact sensations as their larger brother.  The feel is more solid and soft than quick or explosive, and the sound is quiet throughout the set.

Both sets also share the desire to make you feel good about every swing .  While you can feel the impact location through your hands, the sound of impact doesn’t change dramatically from flush shots to mishits.  Additionally, mishits don’t sting – the character of the feel is very similar across the face.

Performance

I tested these two iron sets in parallel to evaluate their similarities and differences.  I’ll dive into the specifics, but my overall takeaway is that Tour Edge did a great job creating two sets that are highly forgiving while also being clearly differentiated .

Starting with the wedges, I noticed immediately that the Tour Edge Hot Launch E524 irons spin quite a bit.  This was a pleasant surprise as I expected this set to be all about distance.  When I looked at the specs, I saw that the lofts are strong but not near the “cutting edge” of strong lofts.  The E524 irons put more emphasis on consistency rather than raw distance.

Switching to the Tour Edge Hot Launch C524 irons, I saw slightly lower launch and spin , but both were still higher than expected.  The pitching wedge is one degree weaker in the C524 – 44 degrees – which is bordering on weak by today’s standards.  Again, this points to a focus on consistency and forgiveness.  Every shot I hit with this wedge went straight and carried a similar distance.

Moving into the mid irons, the extreme forgiveness of the E524 irons really started to show.  I had a series of three shots that were flush, low heel, and on the toe, yet each one landed within a couple yards of the others.  The launch angles were extremely consistent, even when the contact wasn’t.  The mid irons is also where this set’s draw bias really started to show, pulling most shots to the left of the center line.  This anti-slice tendency will be a boon for most high handicap players.

Changing back to the Hot Launch C524 irons, the launch and spin were lower despite the weaker lofts.  The lofts on the C524 irons are three degrees weaker from 4I-8I, but this difference is balanced by the Iron-Wood design of the E524.  For me, the C524 irons were slightly longer , but the forgiveness was still very good.  My notes state, “Impact location barely matters,” reflecting the consistency of the ball speed and carry distances.

The two sets showed the most difference in the longest irons.  The E524 4I is one of the easiest-to-launch long irons I’ve ever hit .  In contrast, I found the C524 to launch lower, and it required more effort.  Looking at the big picture, the C524 4I is still fairly easy to hit, but it’s nowhere near the E524.

Overall, both the Hot Launch C524 irons and the Hot Launch E524 irons are forgiving and consistent , but the E524 takes it to a much higher level.  The E524 irons are in the “You need to try to get a bad result” class.  Players with more speed may find more distance in the C524.  As always, getting a fitting is the only sure way to find the set up that will maximize your abilities.

The Tour Edge Hot Launch family continues to be a champion for golfers seeking the most bang for their buck.  In the Hot Launch C524 irons, players will find a set that’s forgiving and consistent without fully abandoning a traditional look.  Those that want extreme forgiveness and maximum fun should look to the Hot Launch E524 irons.

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The entire 524 lineup intrigues me this year. Will you be reviewing the fairways too at some point? I saw the C524 fairway and nearly bought it immediately. based on looks alone.

Yes, we are reviewing the entire line.

Matt, are the specs reversed? Your comments on the E524 4I say 20 degrees but chart says 23 degrees.

Thank you for the note. The specs are correct, I made an error (now corrected) in my text.

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