HALO XL HYBRID

Need a lift? Our all-new HALO XL Hybrids are designed to help you break out of tough lies, thick rough, or even fairway bunkers. Upgraded GlideRail sole technology helps players get in and out of the turf without interference, while MainFrame injects even more MOI for added forgiveness. Now, you can stand over your ball anywhere on the course with just a single thought: "Yeah, I got this."

YOUR "NOW WHAT" CLUB

190 out. Thick stuff. Bad lie. Now what?

All-new HALO XL Hybrids, that's what. Double the distance tech, tons of forgiveness, and our most advanced GlideRail sole design yet. Feeling better now? Ditch the duffs and fill your yardage gaps with Hybrids designed to inspire a whole new level of confidence in your long game.

GLIDERAIL

Three large, tapered rails along the sole of each HALO XL Hybrid deliver optimal ball striking and clean turf interaction. Each rail is designed to gently glide straight through the turf so you can maintain clubhead speed and keep a square face through impact. Plus, they're super helpful from the rough, or, any tough lie.

MAINFRAME XL

Every HALO XL Hybrid delivers max distance with added forgiveness, thanks to MainFrame XL. MainFrame XL uses a variable thickness face pattern that expands and reshapes the sweet spot for more energy transfer across the face. Inside the clubhead, Al helped us figure out the best spot to place weight pads for long, high-launching ball flight.

XL HEAD DESIGN

These reworked, XL Head Designs allow us to shift more mass away from the club's center. This ups the MOI, delivering more forgiveness and consistency on every strike. They also feature our HiBore Crown Step, which brings the Center of Gravity even lower in the clubhead for longer, straighter ball flight. Plus, deeper faces create a larger, more forgiving striking area.

REBOUND FRAME

Unlike other clubs, HALO XL Hybrids have the unique ability to flex twice at impact thanks to Rebound Frame. Like a spring within a spring, Rebound Frame adds another ring of flexibility that sits just behind the face, supported by extra stiffness in the rear of the clubhead. At impact, these dual flex zones activate simultaneously, increasing the amount of energy transferred into the ball.