10 Best 5 Hybrid Golf Club
Updated on: December 2023
Best 5 Hybrid Golf Club in 2023
Pinemeadow Golf Men's Excel EGI Hybrid Club, Graphite, 25-Degree, 5, Regular, Right Hand
TaylorMade Men's RBZ Rescue, Black, Right Hand, Regular Flex, 5 Rescue, 25 Degrees
- Legendary speed pocket for high launch and increased carry distance
- New satin black finish with elegant detailing to improve alignment
- Shallow profile and improved sole geometry for optimized turf interaction
- Lightweight RocketFuel shaft for increased speed
- Strategically positioned mass pad for optimal launch, sound, and feel
2018 Cobra King F8 5 Hybrid Nardo (Men's, Right Hand, Graphite, Reg Flex,)
- Baffler rail System utilizes Shallower or steeper rails depending on loft and angle of attack for improved versatility and forgiveness from any lie
- Multi Directional crown aero-innovative polymer trips positioned around the perimeter of the clubhead improve drag reduction face-on through the downswing to generate maximum clubhead speed
- Forged 455 stainless steel face-thin, high strength stainless steel maximizes face flex for increased ball speeds and distance across all points of the face
- Back CG position-a fixed, interchangeable weight postioned low and back results in a high, towering ball flight for maximum carry distance and forgiveness
Pinemeadow Golf Men's Command W7X 5 Hybrid, Right Hand, Graphite, Regular
- Fitted standard with our low-torque Pinemeadow Limited Graphite shaft
- White head design provides high contrast visibility for easy alignment
- Stainless body is extremely durable
Callaway Golf 2018 Men's Rogue X Hybrid, Right Hand, Synergy, 60G Shaft, Regular Flex, 5 Hybrid, 23 Degrees
- Jailbreak Technology For The First Time In A Hybrid
- Industry-Leading Hyper Speed Face Cup For Increased Ball Speed
- A Total Distance Overhaul
- Easy To Launch On A Long, Straight Flight
Senior Men’s Majek Golf All Hybrid Complete Full Set, which Includes: #3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW Senior Flex Total of 8 Right Handed New Utility “A†Flex Clubs
- Right Handed
- Premium Senior Flex Light Weight Velocity Graphite Shafts with MAXIMUM WHIP PERFORMANCE - No Need to Swing harder than you're suppose to. Let your shafts create the Whip for you!
- Men's Standard Length: #3=40 Inches: Loft=19 Degrees, #4=39 1/2 Inches: Loft=22 Degrees, #5=39 Inches: Loft=25 Degrees, #6=38 1/2 Inches: Loft=28 Degrees, #7=38 Inches: Loft=31 Degrees, #8=37 1/2 Inches: Loft=35 degrees, #9=37 Inches: Loft=40 Degrees, PW=36 1/2 Inches Loft=44 degrees
- Mens Majek K5 Design High Traction Large Senior Size Black Pro Velvet Grips
Distinctive Girls Right Handed Pink Junior Golf Club Set for Age 3 to 5 (Height 3' to 3'8") Set Includes: Driver (15"), Hybrid Wood (22, 7 Iron, Putter, Bonus Stand Bag & 2 Headcovers
- Right handed, designed for age 3-5, Girls, junior set includes: 15 driver, 22 Hybrid, #6/7 iron (1 piece), putter, 2 headcovers and stand bag (rain Hood included)
- Height: 3'0'' to 3'8''
- Graphite shaft for driver, Hybrid and iron, junior flex
- Ergonomical lift handle for easy Use
- Premium junior club set
TaylorMade Rescue-M2 2017 5-25 R Golf Rescue, Right Hand
- Low-profile design with unmistakable "M" cosmetic and stepped crown that is easier to play from the fairway and has confidence when aligning the shot
- Large, open-channel speed pocket with increased flexion delivers more distance and forgiveness on low-face shots and generates distance by decreasing backspin
- Geocoustic technology is advanced shaping with a two-tiered sole design provides added playability from all lies and sound ribs
- Improved, shorter fluted hosel design that provides superior sound and feel while lowering CG
Pinemeadow Men's PGX Golf Set-Driver, 3 Wood, Hybrid, 5-PW Irons (Right Handed, Regular Flex)
- 460cc Driver, 3 Wood and Hybrid
- 5-PW Irons
- Graphite Shaft on Driver and 3 Wood
- Headcovers for Driver, 3 Wood and Hybrid
Cleveland Golf 2018 Men's HB Hybrid (Graphite, Right Hand, 25, Regular)
- HiBore Crown
- Miyazaki C. Kua Shaft
- Unique flex-fins
- Includes Headcover
How to Form a Limited Liability Corporation
A limited liability corporation (LLC) is a hybrid style of business that evolved from the older style corporate structure. This article explains how an LLC is formed.
There are a few steps that must be taken to form an LLC. The first step is to create a name for the LLC. Names that are chosen must be available, not already taken by another LLC. The chosen name must also comply with your state's LLC rules. Your state's LLC office can tell you how to find out if your proposed name is available for use. The next step is to file formal paperwork. This formal paperwork is usually called "Articles of Organization". These are short, simple documents that you can easily prepare on your own in a short amount of time. The documents have fill-in-the-blanks and check-the-boxes requirements. You must also provide your LLC's name, address, and usually the names of all of the owners as well as designate a "registered agent" for legal purposes. The filing fee can range from $100 to $800 depending on your state's rules.
The next step in forming an LLC is to create an LLC operating agreement. This agreement sets out the rights and responsibilities of the LLC members. The operating agreement isn't required by state law nor is it necessary to file with the LLC filing office but it is essential that one is created. The reason is because the operating agreement sets out the rules for the ownership and operation of the business. The operating agreement should include and address topics such as: the members' percentage interests in the business, the members' rights and responsibilities, how profit and losses are to be allocated, how the LLC will be managed, as well as many other rules deemed fit to be included into the agreement. In some states, it is required that the next step be to publish a notice of your intent to form an LLC. You will be required to publish the notice several times over a period of weeks. After that period of publication expires, you then need to submit an "affidavit of publication" to the LLC filing office. This can easily be done with the help of a local newspaper. The last step to forming an LLC involves obtaining licenses or permits that you may need for your business. These documents include business licenses, permits, tax registration certificates, sellers' permit, zoning permit, or other related documents required by law. Once all of these steps are complete then you have successfully established yourself as a full-fledged LLC.
