Thanks so much for taking the time to say so. It has been a huge investment of time, but we get a lot out of it for our channel and website review pages.

Great to hear Joshua, thanks for letting us about your success.

Thank you Joseph, really appreciate you taking the time to feedback.

Thanks for your feedback and input, appreciate you taking the time.👍

Thanks Scott. We've not tested the pair head-to-head as for this type of category test we tend to select the latest models so golfers have info on the most current models which are available this year. Gut feel though is with the pair having the same KBS shaft there won't be too much difference between them. Hop that helps.

Hi Joseph, we're not aware of a 1H option. Give your idea of a second 2H a go and knock it down in loft, but do it on a launch monitor so you can see what the gains are. You've mentioned before speed is an issue, so gut feel is the gains might be tiny. Would love to hear how you get on. Hope that helps.

@@todaysgolfer Thank you. :) Thing I really enjoy about the 2 H 's is how versatile for me they tend to be. Great for using from the tee or multiple type shots on the fairway. There is a really tough par 3 hole at Minnechaug golf course where I am a member. It has a brook on the right and trees on the left. So your window is kinda tiny and that 2 hybrid is great at finding the window into the green. I think my swing speed is somewhere in the low to mid 80s If I were to guess. It was 85 the last time I checked on monitor. I play with senior flex shafts that work out well. If I could gain maybe 5 or 6 yards with a lower lofted 2 H I would take that. I guess we will find out. :)

Thanks for your input Justin, is your playing partner thinking about buying a Qi10?

👏👏👏 Thank you.

We didn't have a UW sample, apologies.

There's some engineers out there that would agree with you.

Thanks Zazhou, interesting angle and we sort of understand where you're coming from. We'd just chip in that Eleven refer to the set as 'hybrid irons', and virtually no other mass market 'hybrid' comes in a Pitching Wedge option. Where 'hybrid irons' like the Eleven and Cleveland Halo XL do which in our minds at least warrants them being included within our most forgiving iron category. Hope that helps explain.

@@todaysgolfer unfortunately, can't quite agree. So if Callaway adds a nine hybrid and a pitching hybrid to their existing range of (Rogue ST, Big Bertha, Paradym) hybrids, will those hybrids suddenly and fantastically become irons? Same thing for Ping if they were to add an 8 and 9 and P hybrids to their 7 hybrid. The reason why Eleven came out tops in your high handicap irons category is because it is a hybrid with longer shaft competing against irons. But it is not a big deal where and how you feel you want to categorise these hybrids. Just giving my two cents worth, so keep up the good work!

Because our test spec is 20deg. Where some brands are adjustable, others aren't. Should we just leave out all the models that aren't available at exactly the same loft and shaft length? #Nonsense #Useless

@@todaysgolfer no, but you called out specific data on carry distance, which is misleading when the spec’s are not the same. If I was a manufacturer and look at this test, I’d be sending you a 17 degree hybrid next time so I win the carry distance category. That’s my point.

@@paulsj3273 17deg would not make it in Paul, not if we know a brand has an option closer to our test spec. That's the point we can't control the specs brands offer their equipment at, we have a test spec and get as close to it as possible. From there we try to offer a comparison and useful buying advice, so we can highlight models that might not be fastest or longest but are great options for slower speed players. Longest doesn't always mean best for all.

Thanks Legend, appreciate the feedback. Let's just say it's been a journey pulling all this together. Simon started working on it back in October last year. 👍