Anyone playing Eleven Golf Hybrids?

[NoTalentLefty]

I haven’t yet chipped with the PH but it is so easy to hit straight with full shots . I would go all in except I have the 4 thru 7 covered by hybrids from other companies. The 8 thru PH is staying in the bag as long as they last. 

[JohnBrew]

On 4/12/2024 at 12:17 PM, ChaosTheory said:

Highly unlikely.  No sign of it, that’s for sure.

i talked with them. The factory does not and will not bend them.

 

I'm on the fence with these. I read with much interest Joe Ferguson's test of them in Golf Monthly. I have gradually been replacing my long irons with hybrids. I get about one in three iron shots to go where I want. I've had many lessons but they don't seem to change anything. Probably going to try the Cleveland Halo's next.

Responses appreciated.

Edited June 9 by JohnBrew
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[67Bernie]

I bought the 5 and 3 hybrid from Eleven. I find the 5 hybrid "okay, nothing special" but the 3 hybrid is poor. I am a 15 handicap, and can't get the 3 hybrid into the air very far, plus it always slices and pushes right, my only club that does this! I suggest DON'T get the 3 or 4 hybrid unless you are scratch or at least single digit. All the YouTube reviewers that got a free set from Eleven seem to hit the 3 and 4 well, but are scratch or better. But for average folks, they feel really heavy and "clunky". My ancient Adams Idea 19 degree hybrid goes straight and 185 yards for me. The new Eleven 3 hybrid only goes 150 yards with a slice. At least it makes me really appreciate the Adams now! Also no returns, so be VERY leary of buying Eleven hybrids without trying them out on the range or on an indoor monitor. I can't comment on the 6 hybrid and higher, but for me, the 5 hybrid, and especially the 4 and 3 hybrid are a "don't buy". If they don't work for you, you are stuck as they won't refund or return clubs.

[Soccerrick10]

On 7/29/2025 at 9:57 PM, 67Bernie said:

I bought the 5 and 3 hybrid from Eleven. I find the 5 hybrid "okay, nothing special" but the 3 hybrid is poor. I am a 15 handicap, and can't get the 3 hybrid into the air very far, plus it always slices and pushes right, my only club that does this! I suggest DON'T get the 3 or 4 hybrid unless you are scratch or at least single digit. All the YouTube reviewers that got a free set from Eleven seem to hit the 3 and 4 well, but are scratch or better. But for average folks, they feel really heavy and "clunky". My ancient Adams Idea 19 degree hybrid goes straight and 185 yards for me. The new Eleven 3 hybrid only goes 150 yards with a slice. At least it makes me really appreciate the Adams now! Also no returns, so be VERY leary of buying Eleven hybrids without trying them out on the range or on an indoor monitor. I can't comment on the 6 hybrid and higher, but for me, the 5 hybrid, and especially the 4 and 3 hybrid are a "don't buy". If they don't work for you, you are stuck as they won't refund or return clubs.

I played them for a couple of months.  On the good side, they were easy to hit, great height and spin.

 

On the down side, I agree with @67Bernie.  They feel VERY heavy and clunky is a good description.  The thing I was most disappointed with was the loss of distance.  At the time, I was playing TM Stealth HD irons.  These couldn’t come close to the HD’s in distance.  I still have and play the HD’s.  I moved on from the Eleven’s and haven’t looked back.