Tour Edge has introduced the new Exotics E725 and C725 hybrids, priced at $229.99 and $249.99 respectively, with options for Project X HZRDUS Red, Smoke Black RDX, or Mitsubishi TENSEI AV Blue shafts and Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grip. These hybrids are equipped with features such as a maraging steel face with a stainless steel body and carbon fiber crown for the E725, while the C725 features a maraging steel face with a titanium body and adjustable hosel. Available in various lofts, these hybrids are set to be released on October 15 for pre-order and November 1 in-stores.
The Exotics E725 hybrids are designed for golfers looking for forgiveness, stability, and easy launch from a fairway wood-style hybrid, while the Exotics C725 hybrids cater to better players seeking reduced spin, a more penetrating flight, and workability from an iron-style hybrid. The E725 features a larger profile and low-back weighting for a higher launch and added stability, while the C725 has a compact, tour-inspired shape and adjustable hosel for lower spin and a controlled trajectory.
The Exotics E725 boasts a stainless steel construction combined with a carbon fiber crown that reduces weight on the top of the head and lowers the center of gravity (CG) location. The weight distribution in the E725 encourages higher spin rates, a higher launch angle, and a steep angle of descent for shots to stop faster on the greens. The 360-Degree Ridgeback technology and 3D Diamond Face enhance the sweet spot and protect ball speed on off-center strikes.
On the other hand, the Exotics C725 hybrids are designed for accomplished players who like to work the ball with a more compact head size and shorter blade length. With a moveable weight in the back to create a draw or fade bias, the C725 allows players to shape shots more easily. The eight-position adjustable hosel enables fitters to create precise distance gaps, while the closer CG location results in a lower shot, less spin, and more ball speed.
Overall, the Tour Edge Exotics E725 and C725 hybrids cater to different types of golfers with varying needs on the course. The E725 is crafted for mid- to higher-handicap golfers seeking forgiveness and stability, while the C725 is tailored for low-handicap golfers looking for workability and shot-shaping capabilities. With their unique features and designs, these hybrids offer options for players of different skill levels to elevate their game on the course.
