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Heater 4.0 White Hybrid Head

 
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IW-1135
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#2 RH
IW-1135-RH-002 		$23.45 In Stock
#3 RH
IW-1135-RH-003 		$23.45 In Stock
#4 RH
IW-1135-RH-004 		$23.45 In Stock
#5 RH
IW-1135-RH-005 		$23.45 In Stock
#6 RH
IW-1135-RH-006 		$23.45 In Stock
#7 RH
IW-1135-RH-007 		$23.45 In Stock
#8 RH
IW-1135-RH-008 		$23.45 In Stock
#9 RH
IW-1135-RH-009 		$23.45 Out of Stock
PW RH
IW-1135-RH-PW 		$23.45 In Stock
SW RH
IW-1135-RH-SW 		$23.45 In Stock
#3 LEFT Hand
IW-1135-LH-003 		$23.45 Out of Stock
#4 LEFT Hand
IW-1135-LH-004 		$23.45 Out of Stock
#5 LEFT Hand
IW-1135-LH-005 		$23.45 Out of Stock
#6 LEFT Hand
IW-1135-LH-006 		$23.45 In Stock
#7 LEFT Hand
IW-1135-LH-007 		$23.45 In Stock
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Heater 4.0 White Hybrid Head

  • Compare to TaylorMade® Superfast 2.0™
  • The new Heater 4.0 Hybrid is everything a good hybrid should be: compact, versatile and easy-to-hit.
  • The latest hybrid design promotes more control, higher ball fligth and an improved sound and feel. The result is more consistent and more accuracte shots from any lie.
  • The Center of Gravity is strategically placed low and to the rear of the head to promote a distance enhancing draw.
  • The hybrid's stylish design and white color looks just as good as it plays. The sleek white finish stands out easily against the green grass.
  • 10 lofts available from 15º to 45º to fit any golfer.
  • Loft, Lie, Face Angle +/- 1°; Weight +/- 3 gm tolerance.
No. Loft Lie Weight Volume Club Length
#2 15° 60° 216 125cc 40.5"
#3 18° 60.5° 221 125cc 40"
#4 21° 61° 226 125cc 39.5"
#5 24° 61.5° 232 125cc 39"
#6 27° 62° 238 120cc 38.5"
#7 30° 62.5° 244 120cc 38"
#8 34° 63° 250 115cc 37.5"
#9 38° 63.5° 256 115cc 37"
PW 42° 64° 262 110cc 36.5"
SW 45° 64° 268 110cc 36"

Right Hand: 15º - 45º Hosel: 0.370"
Finish: White Material: 17-4 stainless steel
Face Height: 35 mm (22º) Breadth: 60 mm (22º)
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4 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
John
Aug 6, 2019
Bought the 4 hybrid to have a lower cost alternative foe some customers and after playing a couple rounds I ended up getting the 2 and 3 to go along with the 4 I started with. Built it with the I drive hybrid shaft and love the setup. Ball launches off the face with the slightest draw. More consistent then any hybrid I have played or built for customers. Great club for a great price.

Advantages: Length and accuracy

Disadvantages: None
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BILL
Oct 24, 2014
BEST HYBRID I EVER HIT, OF MY 20 THESE ARE THE ONES TO BUY

Advantages: HIT LIKE IRONS, BUT MUCH BETTER

Disadvantages: NONE FOUND, TAKES A MONTH OR SO TO DIAL THEM IN
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Gord
Nov 17, 2017
I bought a 7 and 8 iron. It's been a long time since I could hit a flag from 150 with a 7 iron. With these clubs I can reach it with ease. I have since ordered the 6 9 and PW. Looking forward to hitting way more greens.

Advantages: The trajectory and carry with these clubs is pronominal. Hit high and land soft.

Disadvantages: I have not found any if there are. I will revisit this after I have tried out the other clubs I purchased.
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Ira Sonsky
Apr 1, 2013
excellent head - 24 degree is perfect height for the shots I want
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Shaft lengths
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Asked by Greg Moulton on Jul 4, 2021
A
you will find a mens standard suggested club length online at the webpage of Heater 4.0 hybrid. simply click on the tab "Specification"
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Jul 19, 2021
 
Q
What length shaft should I use if my normal irons I'm replacing are 1.5" over standard with steel shafts? Should I go 1.5" over the recommended length? Do I trim the tip or butt end?
Do you find this helpful? YES NO
Asked by Greg Moulton on Jul 4, 2021
A
hybrid clubs are often 1" longer club length than the equivalent iron number. if you are a tall person, you may need a longer club length. However keep in mind that a longer club length will increase risk of mis shots and reduces accuracy. Only a professional club fitter with launch monitor and swing analyzer can tell you what is the recommended club length for swing.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Jul 19, 2021
 
Description

Heater 4.0 White Hybrid Head

  • Compare to TaylorMade® Superfast 2.0™
  • The new Heater 4.0 Hybrid is everything a good hybrid should be: compact, versatile and easy-to-hit.
  • The latest hybrid design promotes more control, higher ball fligth and an improved sound and feel. The result is more consistent and more accuracte shots from any lie.
  • The Center of Gravity is strategically placed low and to the rear of the head to promote a distance enhancing draw.
  • The hybrid's stylish design and white color looks just as good as it plays. The sleek white finish stands out easily against the green grass.
  • 10 lofts available from 15º to 45º to fit any golfer.
  • Loft, Lie, Face Angle +/- 1°; Weight +/- 3 gm tolerance.
Specification
No. Loft Lie Weight Volume Club Length
#2 15° 60° 216 125cc 40.5"
#3 18° 60.5° 221 125cc 40"
#4 21° 61° 226 125cc 39.5"
#5 24° 61.5° 232 125cc 39"
#6 27° 62° 238 120cc 38.5"
#7 30° 62.5° 244 120cc 38"
#8 34° 63° 250 115cc 37.5"
#9 38° 63.5° 256 115cc 37"
PW 42° 64° 262 110cc 36.5"
SW 45° 64° 268 110cc 36"

Right Hand: 15º - 45º Hosel: 0.370"
Finish: White Material: 17-4 stainless steel
Face Height: 35 mm (22º) Breadth: 60 mm (22º)
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4 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
John
Aug 6, 2019
Bought the 4 hybrid to have a lower cost alternative foe some customers and after playing a couple rounds I ended up getting the 2 and 3 to go along with the 4 I started with. Built it with the I drive hybrid shaft and love the setup. Ball launches off the face with the slightest draw. More consistent then any hybrid I have played or built for customers. Great club for a great price.

Advantages: Length and accuracy

Disadvantages: None
Loading...Was the above review useful to you? Yes (2) / No (0)
BILL
Oct 24, 2014
BEST HYBRID I EVER HIT, OF MY 20 THESE ARE THE ONES TO BUY

Advantages: HIT LIKE IRONS, BUT MUCH BETTER

Disadvantages: NONE FOUND, TAKES A MONTH OR SO TO DIAL THEM IN
Loading...Was the above review useful to you? Yes (2) / No (0)
Gord
Nov 17, 2017
I bought a 7 and 8 iron. It's been a long time since I could hit a flag from 150 with a 7 iron. With these clubs I can reach it with ease. I have since ordered the 6 9 and PW. Looking forward to hitting way more greens.

Advantages: The trajectory and carry with these clubs is pronominal. Hit high and land soft.

Disadvantages: I have not found any if there are. I will revisit this after I have tried out the other clubs I purchased.
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Ira Sonsky
Apr 1, 2013
excellent head - 24 degree is perfect height for the shots I want
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Product Q&A
Have a question? Need more information? Ask our community.
Q
Shaft lengths
Do you find this helpful? YES NO
Asked by Greg Moulton on Jul 4, 2021
A
you will find a mens standard suggested club length online at the webpage of Heater 4.0 hybrid. simply click on the tab "Specification"
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Jul 19, 2021
 
Q
What length shaft should I use if my normal irons I'm replacing are 1.5" over standard with steel shafts? Should I go 1.5" over the recommended length? Do I trim the tip or butt end?
Do you find this helpful? YES NO
Asked by Greg Moulton on Jul 4, 2021
A
hybrid clubs are often 1" longer club length than the equivalent iron number. if you are a tall person, you may need a longer club length. However keep in mind that a longer club length will increase risk of mis shots and reduces accuracy. Only a professional club fitter with launch monitor and swing analyzer can tell you what is the recommended club length for swing.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Jul 19, 2021