I was at a golf show in Las Vegas in 1975 and met a guy named John Ofer from Ohio. He had invented a golf club with driver length, 3-wood loft and a 1-degree closed face. He called it the 3-in-1 club. He sold thousands of them. All of these so-called hybrids are offshoots of that first experiment 50 years ago. His shop was close to Firestone in Akron, and a number of the pros used to buy clubs from him when they were there for the tournament there.
Nice vid, thanks. Helped me decide to pick one of these up several weeks back. Six rounds in, it's a keeper and I no longer carry a driver. I prefer teeing off with a "normal" swing, which makes me the target market as mentioned. I find the Teton more consistent and easier to control than my driver. I find the fairway a lot more, and haven't yet sliced it into the next fairway over (knock on wood ;-). Generally I can count on at least 200 yds carry, up to around 230 on one of my better swings, plus roll...I can get more with my driver, but not very often and not often playable. Not so good with the Teton off the deck yet- sticking with my 19 degree hybrid.
@@DasViking I bought a new driver a little over a year ago and learned to swing it (lesson learned from the Teton: shorter shaft). I carry it further, get more roll, and can keep it in play, so I no longer carry the Teton full time. I still like it and enjoy hitting it, though...if a course calls for it, I carry/use it as my "somewhat reduced but still good distance" tee-off option. This past summer one of my rounds was with a friend who only golfs once/year (his swing is more baseball than golf), and I tossed it in with the set I loaned him. He was pretty consistent with it, keeping it in play on most every hole and even hammering several shots...he actually managed to out-drive me by a few yards on one hole. Youth and swing speed, go figure. 😛
Todd, my buddies were calling me "short stick" when I first got my Teton. 195 carry with about 220 roll out . They were hitting 250 to 270 , but in rough, in the trees etc.. My Teton down the middle every time. I lost that nickname pretty quick when I beat them 4 to 6 strokes at the end of the day.
Always hated driver, even after lessons with a PGA professional, I never liked it. I had great success hitting 3 fairway. It went just as far, if not further than driver. As a clubmaker, I know how to match shafts and clubheads to an individual. In the last couple of years I have tinkered with hybrids. I found (for myself), an unbeatable combination with a #2 hybrid head with a steel shaft. My swing speed is around 80-85 mph with this club and I consistently hit it around 200 yards, straight as an arrow. I absolutely love hitting this club. Now there is no driver or 3 fairway in my bag, so yes, hybrid off the tee for me!
I’ve been playing about 1.5-2 years now and I enjoy the club. I shoot around 100 bc of my inexperience. where I have inexperience I make up for with athletic ability. I’m six five and built like a pro basketball player. I have the stiff shaft on the club and I hit this 220-260 in the fair way almost every time. Sometimes I duff it but that’s a maybe once or twice in 18. Most times I miss hit I find myself thinking I’ve hit a horrible shot only to find the ball 220 yards just off the fair way. A bad shot with a driver for me is usually GONE. A good shot is a massive 250-260 beautiful fade to A1 position. This club won’t help you id you have a really really bad swing but if you put the work in on your swing and get the fundamentals down this club could save you prob 5-10 strokes if you are a high handicap player.
I've self applied similar rules for years and tend to use my 3-wood off the tee, especially early in the season before I've had much play or practice. I've found I don't give up much (if any!) distance, miss hits are rare even if my shot doesn't land exactly where I wanted it. Has anyone done a comparison of this Teton Hybrid driver vs. a 3 wood (not driver).
I just picked up this driver and will see how well it does against my three hybrid. I can't hit a regular driver consistently so I have given up and I'm hoping this will be the thing that saves my game.
Todd, can you please help me with my Teton order? I ordered this club on July 2 2022, and cant get through to the customer service number, and have not received a confirmation order. Thank you.
@@USGOLFTVshow I have made several calls to avail. Please read the complaints about Golf Knack made to the BBB. This is affecting me and probably a lot more of your followers. I thought you might be able to help since you have an association with them. Thanks, Gary
@@garyfinkbiner6252 It's the same with me. I ordered the club on July 1st, 2022 and have yet to hear anything from them. They did reply to another one of their BBB complaints in late June with: "There was a misunderstanding of the promotion. It required two parts to get the club at the tremendously discounted price and with no shipping. One of the requirements was at least a one month membership in our ********************* at a monthly fee of $47. After payment of the first month, the customer could cancel at any time. It came with a 7 day free trial and if cancelled within that trial period, the order for the club was also cancelled. The original charge of $49 has been refunded and no charge for the membership was charged."
Todd, this is a very interesting video for me as a senior player. I already use a hybrid on shorter par 4 holes. My driver is 12 degrees and I can still carry about it about 200 rolling out to 225 and those exceptional ones go about 250 total. My 19 degree hybrid is my choice for tee shots on tree lined and shorter par 4s and the total distance is 180 to 185. I have a 16 degree hybrid, but do not hit it off the tee; it goes about 200 but it is inconsistent. My question - how does the Teton play off the ground? The club is inexpensive so I will probably order it and see if I can hit it off the deck, but I would love to hear what you have to say about hitting this club off the ground.
Todd, I bought a Teton. Teton only goes about 10 yards further than my 19 degree hybrid. It is definitely more consistent and straighter than my Cleveland Halo Launcher 16 degree hybrid. I did replace the grip as it was way too small. I’ve played three rounds so far and I will report back later. The Teton does hit okay off the ground but it does need a decent lie. Teton cannot be hit from the rough unless it is less than 3/4 of inch deep.
After about a month with the Teton decided it is not for me. Can hit my 7 wood or my 3 hybrid about as far off the tee and can hit both of them much better off the ground. I can see where Teton could help some players, but for me it just didn’t go as far as my driver and on those tight par four and long par 3 holes, my 3 hybrid or 7 wood is a better tee option as both launch high and land softer.
@@2Eaglez Phil, for me, a 79 year old high handicapper, the club is thirty yards shorter off the tee and is more difficult to get airborne and is shorter then my six or seven true hybrid. My golf PGA teacher hits it far(I lent him my club) and high off the fairway.He liked it. What does that say about ordinary golfers and this club.
Very interesting idea......reminds me of the difference between my 4 iron and 7 wood....way more carry with the 7 wood although the total distance is similar
@@USGOLFTVshow I'm all in for thinking outside the box when it comes to helping players. I have friends who carry certain clubs just because of tradition, even though it hurts their game.
Great questions Billy, you want to set up more like you would if you were hitting a hybrid, more off the logo of a shirt than the lead heel. Tee height will also be a little lower than a standard driver, with just a little bit of the ball peeking over the crest of the club head at address. We actually use the Teton when discussing teeing off with a hybrid in this video: th-cam.com/video/DDC8ZgE1gl0/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps!
We'd definitely recommend the Maxvert over the Teton. It is more of a true driver replacement and has gotten more positive purchaser feedback: vlsgolf.com/pages/maxvert1
I have been really struggling with my driver lately. I don’t have issues getting loft with my fat face driver, but I have hit low to the left and right. I typically get maybe 3 really good drives out of 18 with my driver. I ended up with tendinitis in both my shoulders a few years ago and now it’s quite manageable. I just don’t have the power behind my swings like I should. I really like my hybrids and have really consistent shots with them. I never use my 3 wood so I even have a 3 hybrid in my bag. Seeing this Teton driver hybrid has me intrigued. Would you think this driver would be a good fit in my bag based on my issues.
Hello, Where can I buy this teton driver? I been going to some golf store and they don't carry this club nor they have not heard of it. I want to get one but Where? Thanks
Good question, all 3 clubs have had good success, but from our testing the Teton gives you the best blend of driver distance with that hybrid forgiveness. The Vixa is super hot off the face, which for a lot of amateurs it can be a little harder to control. The GX-7 does produce good distance as well, but the consistency is just not as good, especially on mis-hit shots off the heel or toe. Hope the info helps!
I was not a fan of this club as it is still made to hit up on the ball. The same maker has the Colt Sprinter which I liked much better as it is designed to be hit in the center of your swing. I also hit the Colt Sprinter much farther than the Teton. If you are looking for a game improvement driver, also try The Autopilot 14, The Moonwood, The Monza, the Teeless, the x59 Smart Draw, and the GX-7. After trying every driver in this category I chose the x59 Smart Draw, but the Teeless and GX-7 are very good too.
Custom service at Teton golf is non-existent. I tried these clubs and then returned them with-in the 60 day window. Contacted customer service 3 times - crickets.
Take it from me a guy with every gimmick club there ever was from the Solos Sand wedge to the Perfect Driver to the heavy putter to the offset drivers etc. if you can swing a hold club any club is good if you if you need help don’t look to a club use a lesson or two.
Mark my word, smaller heads with more weight are going to be the "new" technology. 10.5 degree drivers with head smaller then modern 5 woods. i have some Palm Springs stainless steel 3 and 5 wood with steel shaft. I can consistantly hit them 200 yards off the fairway. The 5 wood head is so small i think my irons have a bigger head. The "new" stuff is so enormous and lightweight there is no feedback whatsoever from your swing. I golfed a lot in the 90's, and then stopped due to work for almost 15 years. I HATE the new stuff. I retired the "new" Bridgestone driver I had and bought a Powerbuilt Persimmon off ebay for 40 dollars.
Thanks for adding to the conversation, and we would tend to agree that the larger heads usually just lead to more errant shots, especially for more casual golfers. Side note: one of our video guy's first drivers was an old Citation, he said he loved hitting it!
Looking for a contact phone to "speak" with someone about this club. The "Contact Us" spot at the end of the advertisement doesn't show any contact info whatsoever
More of a replacement for a 3 wood than a driver... Slightly shorter shaft and 15 degrees of loft. Not a club for me but will suit some people I guess.
Todd, I am disappointed that you are promoting this. I ordered the Teton 5 days ago, and can't get the company to respond to voice mails or emails. There are hundreds of complaints against this company by the BBB
@@garyfinkbiner6252 Hey! I finally got an email from Golf Knack. They sent out my Teton, and I actually have an email from UPS with a tracking number and a scheduled Tuesday delivery. Again, this is from a July 1st order (i.e. so they shipped on July 13). Hope you have some good news from them as well Gary!
@@garyfinkbiner6252 I'm getting mine on the 17th! I will post back here with my impressions. Please do the same! While I am trying to keep my expectations low, I am really looking forward to seeing how the club hits.
This club is really awful. Unfortunately I bought one. Cheap feel. Heavy head. I have hybrids in the form of 9 and 11 woods by Callaway. They are unbelievable. Really can’t recommend the Teton hybrid. Rather use your 3 wood. Don’t waste your money on this club. Our local pro suggests eBay. Probably the worst club I’ve ever owned. Just not worth the money US$280 including postage. A total waste of money.
@@USGOLFTVshow Still have, and use it from time to time, since only one of every 10 3-Woods-Off-The-Deck don’t end up in someone’s back yard. For me the Holy Grail was a low lofted hybrid. Also had the older Sonartec 15* 1 Hybrid (difficult to hit), but the Launcher worked better. Too stubborn to give up on the 3 Woods, though.
I don’t believe your swing speed and distance with Teton looks like 80’s mph and no way 200 plus yards . I hit my driver carry 200 plus yards with ss 93mph but on 180 with Teton. Come on be honest your a good salesman but you stretching the truth. I have played many rounds and best is 180 yards. Let’s see if u answer me
Mike, appreciate the post. If your swing speed is 93mph, you should be carrying your driver well over 200 yards, more in the range of 230-240 if you are fit correctly. Keep in mind the Teton is for those will a little slower clubhead speed who also need height and accuracy to their shots. Hope that helps.
I was at a golf show in Las Vegas in 1975 and met a guy named John Ofer from Ohio. He had invented a golf club with driver length, 3-wood loft and a 1-degree closed face. He called it the 3-in-1 club. He sold thousands of them. All of these so-called hybrids are offshoots of that first experiment 50 years ago. His shop was close to Firestone in Akron, and a number of the pros used to buy clubs from him when they were there for the tournament there.
Nice vid, thanks. Helped me decide to pick one of these up several weeks back. Six rounds in, it's a keeper and I no longer carry a driver. I prefer teeing off with a "normal" swing, which makes me the target market as mentioned. I find the Teton more consistent and easier to control than my driver. I find the fairway a lot more, and haven't yet sliced it into the next fairway over (knock on wood ;-). Generally I can count on at least 200 yds carry, up to around 230 on one of my better swings, plus roll...I can get more with my driver, but not very often and not often playable. Not so good with the Teton off the deck yet- sticking with my 19 degree hybrid.
Awesome....long and straight!
I know it's been a while but I just found this club. Are you still hitting it? Are you still enjoying it?
@@DasViking I bought a new driver a little over a year ago and learned to swing it (lesson learned from the Teton: shorter shaft). I carry it further, get more roll, and can keep it in play, so I no longer carry the Teton full time. I still like it and enjoy hitting it, though...if a course calls for it, I carry/use it as my "somewhat reduced but still good distance" tee-off option. This past summer one of my rounds was with a friend who only golfs once/year (his swing is more baseball than golf), and I tossed it in with the set I loaned him. He was pretty consistent with it, keeping it in play on most every hole and even hammering several shots...he actually managed to out-drive me by a few yards on one hole. Youth and swing speed, go figure. 😛
@bruhnvh Very cool, thanks for the response, I really appreciate it.
I feel ya on the youth and speed. Ugh, Freaking Kids these days.. 🤣😂
Todd, my buddies were calling me "short stick" when I first got my Teton. 195 carry with about 220 roll out . They were hitting 250 to 270 , but in rough, in the trees etc.. My Teton down the middle every time. I lost that nickname pretty quick when I beat them 4 to 6 strokes at the end of the day.
Awesome story! Let’s go...
I just got mine in the mail today. Going to the golf course tomorrow. I’m looking forward to hitting this on the range and course.
How was it???
How was it Rayson
Always hated driver, even after lessons with a PGA professional, I never liked it. I had great success hitting 3 fairway. It went just as far, if not further than driver. As a clubmaker, I know how to match shafts and clubheads to an individual. In the last couple of years I have tinkered with hybrids. I found (for myself), an unbeatable combination with a #2 hybrid head with a steel shaft. My swing speed is around 80-85 mph with this club and I consistently hit it around 200 yards, straight as an arrow. I absolutely love hitting this club. Now there is no driver or 3 fairway in my bag, so yes, hybrid off the tee for me!
Solid information right here...thanks for posting
This club should help some folks. A good review, thanks
Our pleasure....thanks for posting.
I’ve been playing about 1.5-2 years now and I enjoy the club. I shoot around 100 bc of my inexperience. where I have inexperience I make up for with athletic ability. I’m six five and built like a pro basketball player. I have the stiff shaft on the club and I hit this 220-260 in the fair way almost every time. Sometimes I duff it but that’s a maybe once or twice in 18. Most times I miss hit I find myself thinking I’ve hit a horrible shot only to find the ball 220 yards just off the fair way. A bad shot with a driver for me is usually GONE. A good shot is a massive 250-260 beautiful fade to A1 position. This club won’t help you id you have a really really bad swing but if you put the work in on your swing and get the fundamentals down this club could save you prob 5-10 strokes if you are a high handicap player.
You should make a comparison between the Teton, the autopilot and the GX7 . Because those people say that are the 3 must forgiving drivers.
Ive just ordered mine today - cant wait to try it
How is it working out for you?
So?
You ordered it?
WASTE of comment.
Rather hear your results on the range & course.
I've self applied similar rules for years and tend to use my 3-wood off the tee, especially early in the season before I've had much play or practice. I've found I don't give up much (if any!) distance, miss hits are rare even if my shot doesn't land exactly where I wanted it. Has anyone done a comparison of this Teton Hybrid driver vs. a 3 wood (not driver).
Someone told me if you have problems w/the driver leave it in your bag and use 3wd. I agree w/ that.
I just picked up this driver and will see how well it does against my three hybrid. I can't hit a regular driver consistently so I have given up and I'm hoping this will be the thing that saves my game.
That is exactly what I do. But I use Hybrid 3 always out of the tee to avoid slicing. I prefer lower distance but at least in the middle of the green
Interesting concept. I know i hit my hybrids clean most of the time, not so with my driver. Maybe I should switch to this club.
It is helping many many golfers...worth a look
For those with an 80-85 mph swing speed is a senior shaft flex still recommended, and does this club come with a senior flex?
Yes, the senior flex is available
Todd, can you please help me with my Teton order? I ordered this club on July 2 2022, and cant get through to the customer service number, and have not received a confirmation order. Thank you.
Hi Gary, did you contact support@golfknack.com yet? They should be able to get you the info you need.
@@USGOLFTVshow I have made several calls to avail. Please read the complaints about Golf Knack made to the BBB. This is affecting me and probably a lot more of your followers. I thought you might be able to help since you have an association with them. Thanks, Gary
@@garyfinkbiner6252 It's the same with me. I ordered the club on July 1st, 2022 and have yet to hear anything from them. They did reply to another one of their BBB complaints in late June with: "There was a misunderstanding of the promotion. It required two parts to get the club at the tremendously discounted price and with no shipping. One of the requirements was at least a one month membership in our ********************* at a monthly fee of $47. After payment of the first month, the customer could cancel at any time. It came with a 7 day free trial and if cancelled within that trial period, the order for the club was also cancelled. The original charge of $49 has been refunded and no charge for the membership was charged."
Todd, this is a very interesting video for me as a senior player. I already use a hybrid on shorter par 4 holes. My driver is 12 degrees and I can still carry about it about 200 rolling out to 225 and those exceptional ones go about 250 total. My 19 degree hybrid is my choice for tee shots on tree lined and shorter par 4s and the total distance is 180 to 185. I have a 16 degree hybrid, but do not hit it off the tee; it goes about 200 but it is inconsistent. My question - how does the Teton play off the ground? The club is inexpensive so I will probably order it and see if I can hit it off the deck, but I would love to hear what you have to say about hitting this club off the ground.
Good question. It is solid off good lies in the fairway. Our preference is off the tee primarily. Hope that helps!
Thanks
Todd, I bought a Teton. Teton only goes about 10 yards further than my 19 degree hybrid. It is definitely more consistent and straighter than my Cleveland Halo Launcher 16 degree hybrid. I did replace the grip as it was way too small. I’ve played three rounds so far and I will report back later. The Teton does hit okay off the ground but it does need a decent lie. Teton cannot be hit from the rough unless it is less than 3/4 of inch deep.
After about a month with the Teton decided it is not for me. Can hit my 7 wood or my 3 hybrid about as far off the tee and can hit both of them much better off the ground. I can see where Teton could help some players, but for me it just didn’t go as far as my driver and on those tight par four and long par 3 holes, my 3 hybrid or 7 wood is a better tee option as both launch high and land softer.
@@2Eaglez Phil, for me, a 79 year old high handicapper, the club is thirty yards shorter off
the tee and is more difficult to
get airborne and is shorter then
my six or seven true hybrid. My
golf PGA teacher hits it far(I lent
him my club) and high off the
fairway.He liked it. What does
that say about ordinary golfers
and this club.
Got mine today and cant wait till I hit the course, getting a little chilly here in Illinois!!!
Very interesting idea......reminds me of the difference between my 4 iron and 7 wood....way more carry with the 7 wood although the total distance is similar
It is a new category of club...interesting and is helping many golfers...
@@USGOLFTVshow I'm all in for thinking outside the box when it comes to helping players. I have friends who carry certain clubs just because of tradition, even though it hurts their game.
I absolutely agree, for regular golfer better use this hybrid driver instead of regular driver, it is even better for hitting on the fairways....
We are on the same page
What type of swing monitor are you using?
Trackman...
Good objective review. For those with an 80-85 mph swing speed is a senior flex still recommended for this club, and does it come with a senior flex?
We would suggest the senior flex. 👊
@@USGOLFTVshow if driver speed is 95 what flex for hybrid ?
Do I put the teeton driver forward or back in my stand how hi do I tee the ball
Great questions Billy, you want to set up more like you would if you were hitting a hybrid, more off the logo of a shirt than the lead heel. Tee height will also be a little lower than a standard driver, with just a little bit of the ball peeking over the crest of the club head at address. We actually use the Teton when discussing teeing off with a hybrid in this video: th-cam.com/video/DDC8ZgE1gl0/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps!
I prefer my Ping G 425 # 5 Wood. I adjusted the loft to 16 degrees. I doubt I would hit the Teton Driver further.
So which one would you recommend, the Teton or the maxvert driver?
We'd definitely recommend the Maxvert over the Teton. It is more of a true driver replacement and has gotten more positive purchaser feedback: vlsgolf.com/pages/maxvert1
The carry distance stat is interesting for us golfers with a slower swing speed. I assume it is a legal club!
Good question Wayne, the club has been approved by the USGA.
This club is designed for the older golfer, I have it but I havent tried it yet..hopefully it works out for me..
So why you posting? What good review do before you get in mail? Tell us RESULTS on range & course.
Todd, can this be used off the deck like a hybrid?
It would be tough.
I have been really struggling with my driver lately. I don’t have issues getting loft with my fat face driver, but I have hit low to the left and right. I typically get maybe 3 really good drives out of 18 with my driver. I ended up with tendinitis in both my shoulders a few years ago and now it’s quite manageable. I just don’t have the power behind my swings like I should. I really like my hybrids and have really consistent shots with them. I never use my 3 wood so I even have a 3 hybrid in my bag. Seeing this Teton driver hybrid has me intrigued. Would you think this driver would be a good fit in my bag based on my issues.
The Teton is a solid club, definitely worth a try
Hello,
Where can I buy this teton driver? I been going to some golf store and they don't carry this club nor they have not heard of it. I want to get one but Where? Thanks
Hey Samuel, here is a link to purchase: powerclinicgolf.com/pages/teton
Looked online to see how much the club cost...cant find any website selling it....kinda weird
You can get more info on the club here:
powerclinicgolf.com/pages/teton?
Thanks for watching!
@@USGOLFTVshow perfect, thanks
Were you able to order the club? And did it arrive? Is that store legit?
@@tonya.5845 I never committed to ordering it. Sorry
You can learn more about the Teton Hybrid Driver here:
tetongolfcompany.com/pages/teton?
How does this club rate vs. GX-7 & the VX-12?
Good question, all 3 clubs have had good success, but from our testing the Teton gives you the best blend of driver distance with that hybrid forgiveness. The Vixa is super hot off the face, which for a lot of amateurs it can be a little harder to control. The GX-7 does produce good distance as well, but the consistency is just not as good, especially on mis-hit shots off the heel or toe. Hope the info helps!
Looks fantastic is it any good for a beginner 😊
Yes, we have found it is a good option for new golfers. 👊
Can you play this as a hybrid and use it out of thicker lies?
Yes, but easier off the tee
@@USGOLFTVshow sounds like I should get a real rescue hybrid then
I was not a fan of this club as it is still made to hit up on the ball. The same maker has the Colt Sprinter which I liked much better as it is designed to be hit in the center of your swing. I also hit the Colt Sprinter much farther than the Teton. If you are looking for a game improvement driver, also try The Autopilot 14, The Moonwood, The Monza, the Teeless, the x59 Smart Draw, and the GX-7. After trying every driver in this category I chose the x59 Smart Draw, but the Teeless and GX-7 are very good too.
How hi do tee the ball
What's the difference between that a 3 wood
The Teton is built more for driving and off a tee, the 3wd is more off the ground
How much will it cost me to send to Australia ?
Would have been much better if accuracy of the drives were included. What about that?
Custom service at Teton golf is non-existent. I tried these clubs and then returned them with-in the 60 day window. Contacted customer service 3 times - crickets.
Are the Teton Hybrid drivers available in the UK?
Yes they are, good question. You can get more info and purchase here:
powerclinicgolf.com/pages/teton?
Hope that helps!
Take it from me a guy with every gimmick club there ever was from the Solos Sand wedge to the Perfect Driver to the heavy putter to the offset drivers etc. if you can swing a hold club any club is good if you if you need help don’t look to a club use a lesson or two.
Where are all the customers reviews.
It’s a scam. They got me sadly
Where can you get this club
You can purchase here: powerclinicgolf.com/pages/teton?
Thanks for watching!
If driver speed is 90-95 with a traditional length driver what flex of the Teton should you buy?
Stiff
This would make a great club for 2nd shot looks like.
Mark my word, smaller heads with more weight are going to be the "new" technology. 10.5 degree drivers with head smaller then modern 5 woods.
i have some Palm Springs stainless steel 3 and 5 wood with steel shaft. I can consistantly hit them 200 yards off the fairway. The 5 wood head is so small i think my irons have a bigger head.
The "new" stuff is so enormous and lightweight there is no feedback whatsoever from your swing. I golfed a lot in the 90's, and then stopped due to work for almost 15 years. I HATE the new stuff. I retired the "new" Bridgestone driver I had and bought a Powerbuilt Persimmon off ebay for 40 dollars.
Thanks for adding to the conversation, and we would tend to agree that the larger heads usually just lead to more errant shots, especially for more casual golfers. Side note: one of our video guy's first drivers was an old Citation, he said he loved hitting it!
Can you hit it off the deck?
They have one coming with more loft that you can. 👍
Looking for a contact phone to "speak" with someone about this club. The "Contact Us" spot at the end of the advertisement doesn't show any contact info whatsoever
Thanks for the heads up. Here is the contact info:
Email: support@golfknack.com
Phone: 1-888-966-8785
Tee height for hybrid driver
Tee it down like you are hitting an iron...
More of a replacement for a 3 wood than a driver... Slightly shorter shaft and 15 degrees of loft.
Not a club for me but will suit some people I guess.
Todd, I am disappointed that you are promoting this. I ordered the Teton 5 days ago, and can't get the company to respond to voice mails or emails. There are hundreds of complaints against this company by the BBB
Oh man, I just ordered mine on July 1st, and I also have not heard anything from them.
@@rayjones1455 Good luck Ray. I sure am disappointed that Todd is pushing this company and their products
@@garyfinkbiner6252 Hey! I finally got an email from Golf Knack. They sent out my Teton, and I actually have an email from UPS with a tracking number and a scheduled Tuesday delivery. Again, this is from a July 1st order (i.e. so they shipped on July 13). Hope you have some good news from them as well Gary!
@@rayjones1455 Ray, they just scheduled mine for July 16. I hope our clubs aren't broken like a lot of people complained about
@@garyfinkbiner6252 I'm getting mine on the 17th! I will post back here with my impressions. Please do the same! While I am trying to keep my expectations low, I am really looking forward to seeing how the club hits.
This club is really awful. Unfortunately I bought one. Cheap feel. Heavy head. I have hybrids in the form of 9 and 11 woods by Callaway. They are unbelievable. Really can’t recommend the Teton hybrid. Rather use your 3 wood. Don’t waste your money on this club. Our local pro suggests eBay. Probably the worst club I’ve ever owned. Just not worth the money US$280 including postage. A total waste of money.
I put mine on ebay for $50!
It reminds me a lot of my 2008 Cleveland Launcher 1 Hybrid (15º loft, deep face, hybrid-length shaft).
Good point Joe...did you own that club?
@@USGOLFTVshow Still have, and use it from time to time, since only one of every 10 3-Woods-Off-The-Deck don’t end up in someone’s back yard. For me the Holy Grail was a low lofted hybrid. Also had the older Sonartec 15* 1 Hybrid (difficult to hit), but the Launcher worked better. Too stubborn to give up on the 3 Woods, though.
I don’t believe your swing speed and distance with Teton looks like 80’s mph and no way 200 plus yards . I hit my driver carry 200 plus yards with ss 93mph but on 180 with Teton. Come on be honest your a good salesman but you stretching the truth. I have played many rounds and best is 180 yards. Let’s see if u answer me
Mike, appreciate the post. If your swing speed is 93mph, you should be carrying your driver well over 200 yards, more in the range of 230-240 if you are fit correctly. Keep in mind the Teton is for those will a little slower clubhead speed who also need height and accuracy to their shots. Hope that helps.
Do not buy this golf club if you are a 10 handicap or less. You will consistently hook the ball. It is designed for golfers that slice the golf ball.
A 7 Wood is better than this gimmick
Mike, give it a try, you may be surprised...
IS the club face traditional or square?