Hybrids are on the PGA Tour big time. Retief Goosen won two U. S. Opens with a hybrid.
Todd Hamilton used a hybrid to win the British Open in 2004. K. J. Choi won the 2006 Chrysler Championship with Nike's hybrid, and so on. Hybrid sales grew from 140,000 in 2003 to over 1,500,000 in 2006.
Even The New York Times Sports Section praises them.
“A hybrid club is more forgiving than a long iron. It allows a golfer to hit a shot that goes higher, drops softly and holds the green better. Now, you can play the most advanced set of hybrids on the market, at a fraction of what others cost.
The new Controller® Elites not only hit harder than the others, but also their roll and bulge face corrects hooks and slices by reducing abnormal

The same applies to rough that would probably take a penalty stroke to get out of. The new Controller® Elite heads whish through high grass like a scythe, lifting your shot high into the air and dead to the pin.
These new clubs are so versatile you can use them as chippers. You have five lofts to choose from, 16 degrees to 29 degrees. Choose the one best for your lie, choke up on the club and roll the ball to the cup.
The new Controller® Elites also lift the ball out of fairway bunkers with an ease that's impossible with an iron. The heads' cambered soles and low center of gravity make the Elites ideal for these shots.
Join the pros. Play with the most advanced set of hybrids in golf. Order

one or more of the new Controller® Elites and play them for 30 days. If you aren’t playing a better game by the third hole, return your order for a prompt refund of its price.
Play your best with the best – the Controller® Elite Hybrids!