CLUB TYPE:     HYBRID
MAKE:              BRIDGESTONE
MODEL:           GC (Gravity Chamber)
LENGTH:
CONDITION:   EXCELLENT
Weight:
Lie Angle:       58 Degrees

Shaft:              Aldila 75g Regular Shaft

Loft:                 19 Degrees
Cost New:      $169.99

Postage Costs: Free Postage in the UK, all other postage to Ireland, EU and Global will be at cost

The following reviews are from various sources across the internet and not the opinions of AHG Golf.

REVIEWS:

GC (Gravity Chamber) Hybrid

Mid to High handicap amateurs

• Gravity Chamber Technology
• C.A.D. Radius Sole
• Contrast Crown Design
• Progressive Leading Edge

Gravity Chamber Technology:

The GC Hybrid incorporates Gravity Chamber Technology, which enhances performance by optimizing weight distribution. This technology allows for precise placement of mass within the clubhead, resulting in improved forgiveness, stability, and ball flight control. The gravity chamber strategically redistributes weight to enhance playability and consistency during your swing.

C.A.D. Radius Sole:

The C.A.D. (Computer-Aided Design) Radius Sole is a key feature of the GC Hybrid. It refers to the sole design, which is carefully shaped to optimize turf interaction. The curved sole radius ensures smoother contact with the ground, reducing drag and minimizing the risk of digging into the turf. As a result, golfers experience better playability from various lies, including fairways, rough, and even light bunkers.

Contrast Crown Design:

The Contrast Crown Design is visually striking. It involves a distinct colour contrast between the crown (top surface) and the rest of the clubhead. This design element aids alignment and helps golfers position the clubface accurately at address. The contrast makes it easier to visualize the club’s orientation, promoting consistent swings and better shot execution.

Progressive Leading Edge:

The Progressive Leading Edge is a feature that varies across different lofts of the GC Hybrid. It refers to the shape and curvature of the front edge of the clubhead. Bridgestone has designed the leading edge to be more forgiving on higher-lofted hybrids (e.g., 5h) and slightly sharper on lower-lofted hybrids (e.g., 2h). This design optimization ensures better turf interaction and versatility across the set of hybrids.

In summary, the Bridgestone GC Hybrid combines these features to provide golfers with forgiveness, playability, and precision, making it an outstanding choice for mid to high handicap amateurs.