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Testing Grounds:
Hard Edge

HANDICAP: High (19+)

Of the three hybrids we tested, the Tour Edge Exotics CB2 has the hardest face, which felt a little jarring at first. But once our testers got used to the feel, it was a big hit—in more ways than one. The distance comes from a cupped titanium face bonded to a heavier steel body. It also has two rear weight ports with removable six-gram screws. An optional weight kit comes with four additional screws that weigh between two and 10 grams and can help fine tune the CB2 for different swing types.

“The club has a nice sleek look, and the ball jumps off the face,” says a 20. “Finally, a club I can use off the tee when my driver misbehaves.”

Tour Edge Exotics CB2:

Bottom Line:	Hard not to like
Retail Price:	$349 graphite (16–25 degrees)
Contact:	touredge.com, 800-515-3343

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