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Finally, a club that delivers what other hybrids only promise:

Brand New Hybrid with “Machete Rails” Gives You High Launch, Deadly Accuracy, Awesome Distance & Rock-Solid Consistency

Watch the video below to see how a unique design feature prevents digging and "self corrects" the clubface to square at impact for longer, higher-flying approach shots... even on miss-hits!

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We took 24 golfers who needed help with their approach shots and gave them a brand-new club. The cameras were rolling and what happened next was incredible...

Here’s how it went down:

At first our testers were curious. I’m sure a few of them were skeptical, too.

It was easy to see why.

We’d just shown these golfers a new club – a hybrid, to be exact – that looked a bit, well, different from what they were used to.

Not the crown or the face, mind you, but the sole – home to five gently curved rails called “Machete Rails.”

The name seemed to pique the golfers’ interest. Then we’d explained how this radical technology worked and how it would benefit their games.

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Short version: The rails help square the clubface, resist twisting and generate an extra-high launch.

As you’ll see shortly, it’s really quite remarkable.

The golfers had nodded politely, said things like “Sounds cool” and prepared to give it a rip. I’m not sure what they expected from this unusual club. But I can tell you this:

A single swing and all skepticism vanished.

“Oh my God,” marveled one golfer. “Holy (bleep),” blurted another. It went that way for two whole days, with 24 golfers testing the new club against their own clubs.

By the time we were done, all 24 were in lock-step agreement.

Resist Twisting

The secret is in the sole and the iRT-5's perfectly-engineered Machete Rails.

Every single golfer wanted to swap his own hybrid for the one with Machete Rails. (And you will too.)

That’s right.

Every. Single. Golfer.

You don’t get many unanimous votes these days. But then, you don’t often see breakthroughs like Machete Rails – the force that propels this new club’s unmatched performance.

The club in question? It’s called the iRT-5 Hybrid. And we believe it blows away any hybrid you’ve ever hit. We’ve got proof, too, from the 24 golfers who tested it. That’s coming right up.

First, let’s take a look at the design feature that’s the iRT-5’s secret sauce:


Striking in appearance. Simple in concept. Devastating in action.

 

Introducing the All-New iRT-5 Hyrbid


See those five gently curved rails on the iRT-5's sole? Those are the Machete Rails – and they’re gonna help save your game.

Far from a cleverly named gimmick, Machete Rails are a truly ingenious technology.

What are Machete Rails and how do they deliver cleaner, easier approach shots?

For starters, the Machete Rails:


  • Dramatically reduce clubhead twisting to stabilize the face – a “self-correcting” reaction that makes the iRT clubface actually square up at impact, even when your swing path is off-line.
  • Lower the club’s center of gravity (CG) for a much higher launch – from tee or turf – than you get with conventional hybrids. You’ll be able to carry hazards you’d never dream of challenging with your current hybrid – and stop the ball on the green. With the iRT, you can also say goodbye to the low shot that darts right.
  • Glide across the ground to prevent digging. Compared with a conventional hybrid, the Machete Rail sole decreases turf contact by approximately 75%. That makes the iRT positively lethal from bad lies, fairway bunkers, even divots – and darn near impossible to hit fat.
  • Cut cleanly through thick grass for superior performance from the rough. You’ll hit shots out of the cabbage your buddies can’t pull off from perfect lies.
  • Reduce sidespin so you can take dead aim with confidence… and no fear of the ball veering wildly off line.

To put it in a nutshell…

The iRT-5 Hybrid launches the ball higher, straighter & farther… more consistently… from the tee, fairway, rough & sand… even at slower swing speeds.

Why? Because the iRT-5 is built for you, the regular golfer – not Tour pros.

Did I mention the iRT also fights a slice without causing hooks? It’s true. But I’ll save that for later.

I should probably introduce myself first.

Hi folks, I’m Arron Oberholser, PGA Tour winner and TV golf commentator. When I turned pro in 1998, hybrids weren’t much more than a novelty. Within a few years, hybrids were golf’s Next Big Thing.

The hype was HUGE.

Then came the letdown.

Don’t get me wrong – hybrids haven’t been a total bust. I think we can agree that in most every way, they’re better than the long irons of old. Then again, long irons set a pretty low bar.

Maybe that’s why golfers have settled for sub-par performance from their hybrids.

Aaron Oberholser

Arron Oberholser, PGA Winner & Network Golf Analyst. Arron is a paid spokesman for the iRT-5 Hybrid.

Are you playing clubs that are…

  • Maddeningly inconsistent from one shot to the next
  • Tough to get in the air and difficult to stop on the green
  • Prone to twisting and opening (or closing) on impact, producing wild shots
  • Not very forgiving, which costs you major distance and accuracy on minor miss-hits
  • Nothing close to the miracle clubs they claimed to be

I can only think of one reason to accept such mediocrity:

There’s no other choice.

Going back to long irons is no option. And fairway woods offer the same frustrations as hybrids. Sometimes worse.

Which leaves you searching for a swing that will unlock your hybrids’ potential. Or experimenting with different hybrid brands, lofts and shafts. Or avoiding your hybrids altogether by gripping down on your 3-wood or muscling up on a 5-iron.

By now, you’ve probably tried everything. Only to end up right back where you started. Clearly, though, you haven’t given up. You wouldn’t be here if you had. I must say, I admire your persistence.

And I’m happy to say it’s about to pay off.

Something you can see and feel

Stop accepting sub-par performance from hard-to-hit hybrids, fairway woods and long irons.

After all these years, somebody finally got the hybrid right by building one for YOUR swing– and it was definitely worth the wait.

Despite the true story I told you earlier – about those 24 golfers who swooned over the iRT – you probably have your doubts. Who wouldn’t? You’ve been burned so many times, you’re bound to have scars. And while I can scream and shout and swear that this new club is the bee’s knees, I know you won’t just take my word for it.

You want proof.

Proof of real golfers getting real results – and preferably, real fast.

Honestly, I’m glad you want to see some genuine evidence. Because I’ve got mountains of it. I’ll start with some comments from a couple of our testers:

"The best hybrid I've ever hit..."

Dennis Dickerson, HDCP 16

"I must've had a surprised look on my face..."

Marv Stammen, HDCP 10

Machete Rails: Technology you can see and feel.

We’ll see and hear a lot more from these guys shortly. In the meantime, let’s dig into the details of this remarkable new club.

The basics:

The iRT features 24° of loft and a Hi-Flite steel shaft built specifically to match the clubhead and to launch the ball higher. The shaft promotes a high launch, which most amateurs struggle to get from hybrids, while its lightweight profile helps you swing with maximum speed and efficiency. It’s available in four flex options (suitable for a wide range of swing speeds).

Now, about those Machete Rails…

I’ll tell you what struck me the moment I saw them: This is technology you can see and feel.

Indeed, the Machete Rails literally stand out – a sharp contrast to many modern clubs, whose “innovative” features hide beneath layers of metal and composites.

The iRT’s Machete Rails run from front edge to back along the sole, with the outer rails curved ever so slightly… but to HUGE effect.

Machete Rails

The iRT-5 Hybrid self-corrects on contact with the turf to square clubface at impact.

If you’re like most amateurs, you attack the ball on a steep angle.

This causes the toe to hit the ground first, opening the clubface and sending the ball dead right.

The iRT’s Machete Rails compensate for this action by preventing the toe from digging while steering the clubface toward a square impact position.

(Why haven’t you seen this kind of design in golf stores? Because big manufacturers can’t simply build products for amateurs – their clubs have to meet tour players’ demands, too.)

What’s more, the rails keep the clubhead from twisting as they hit the turf, giving you much greater accuracy from the fairway and rough. They also help you get underneath the ball for higher shots from the fairway and tee.

Let's take a quick look at some of the biggest differences between the iRT and the hybrid that's probably in your bag right now:

Machete Rails reduce contact with the turf and prevent the toe from digging.

iRT-5 vs. Conventional Hybrids.

  Conventional Hybrid iRT-5 Hybrid
with Machete Rails

Clubhead self-corrects when clubface/path are off line, resulting in square impact (and straight shots)

Easy to launch from the fairway, and stop on the green, thanks to extra-low center of gravity

Glides across turf to prevent digging for amazing forgiveness on fat shots

Reduced sole contact with ground means less resistance & twisting in long grass, fairway bunkers & poor lies

Five rails on sole cut through rough to produce exceptionally clean contact

Inspires confidence to hit down and through any shot from any lie

Fights a slice without causing a hook


"On my first swing, I was shocked..."

Maurice Lee, HDCP 16

"I hit four within fifteen feet of the pin..."

Ira Robinson, HDCP 22

Obviously, the designers were aware of the iRT’s capabilities from their own trial runs. But you never know how a new club will perform for everyday golfers. So...

We rounded up two dozen amateurs to test the iRT-5 Hybrid, sight unseen, against their own hybrids and fairway woods.

Mind you, this wasn’t a tiny sample set of hand-picked ringers. This was 24 players with handicaps ranging from 4 to 25, and clubhead speeds between 57 and 98 MPH.

Chances are, a couple of them carry the same handicap as you. I’d bet that a few share your swing speed, your strengths and weaknesses, your most common miss-hit, and your frustration with conventional hybrids.

Believe me, we heard plenty of that.

“I’ve never found one I felt comfortable with,” said Phil Buhler, a 4 handicapper who gave up on hybrids in favor of a 5-wood.

“With my current hybrid,” offered 16-handicapper Maurice Lee, “I just never know if I’m gonna hit it good or bad.”

Dennis Dickerson, also a 16, was especially blunt. “I’ve tried every hybrid that’s ever been made,” he growled. “I keep them in a barrel in my garage.”

Ouch.

Then there was 10-handicapper Marv Stammen, who summed up the group’s feelings – and maybe yours – with this comment: “Hearing all about hybrids, I expected better performance out of them than I actually got.”

Those words drove home our own conclusion:

Traditional hybrids have fallen well short of their lofty claims.

Naturally, we welcomed the validation. On the other hand, it meant the iRT was facing an uphill battle. “Good enough” wouldn’t be good enough to win over this crowd. The iRT would have to dominate. Turns out, it was up to the task. And then some.

testimonial

“It outperformed my hybrid completely. Knowing that I do hit the iRT farther and straighter and higher, it's definitely a club I want to put in my bag.”

Roger Engelking,
20 handicap


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“I hit two shots fat, one with my hybrid, one with the iRT, and mine grabbed and hooked to the left. The iRT went straight through, no problem whatsoever… probably 145, 150 yards. The iRT is definitely easier to hit, straighter and higher and longer.”

John Charnock,
19 handicap

The iRT-5 crushed the test golfers’ own hybrids for distance, accuracy & consistency. It also launched the ball higher – and FAST!

They came wielding clubs from companies you’ve surely heard of. Some, like 14-handicapper Jim Orke, saw huge distance gains with the iRT. Others, including 22-handicapper Paul Magee, enjoyed much better accuracy. Best of all, many of them got an across-the-board boost.

By day’s end, they were gushing over a hybrid that came out of nowhere. While the testers had high praise for the new club’s look and feel, what proved truly convincing was...


Hard data – provided by a state-of-the-art TrackMan launch monitor. Watch the video below to see for yourself.

Rob Rashell, Director of Instruction, TPC Scottsdale, and TrackMan Expert, talks about the iRT-5's performance.

More distance. Straighter ball flight. Higher trajectory. On pure strikes and miss-hits. They got rid of that dreaded low-right shot, too.

Did I mention that none of these golfers had ever seen the iRT, let alone swung it? Or that some of them carried hybrids custom-fit to their specs and swings?

And yet, the iRT came out on top. And it wasn’t even close.

It didn’t matter where they played from, either. Our golfers tried the iRT from the tee and fairway, of course, as well as the rough and divots, too. Heck, we even stepped on the ball a few times to see how the club fared from the nastiest of lies.

Nothing could stop the iRT… or knock the Machete Rails off course.

No wonder all 24 golfers gave it the ultimate seal of approval. Every player wanted one of his own. No hemming. No hawing. No, “Hmmm… Let me get back to you on that.”

Just 24 enthusiastic endorsements.

Here’s a healthy sampling:


testimonial

"The rails cut through the high grass much better than the flat surface of the hybrid I've been using. Since I have a high handicap, any help I can get is welcome, and this club provides exactly the kind of help that I need."

Bob Brown,
25 handicap


Rave Reviews for the iRT-5 Hybrid

The rails seemed to make it much easier to keep the club going straight through, the face of the club square and to the target. It felt like when I did hit behind the ball, it guided me through the ball and allowed it to go to where I wanted it to go.”

Bruce Singleton, 12 handicap

“I hit the (iRT) and I'm sure I had a surprised look on my face because it flew higher. The pattern was very, very tight every time I hit. I hit it from several different lies and they all were consistent, much more consistent than my other hybrid. I had more confidence after a few swings with this club than I did with my old hybrid. I'd put it in the bag right now.”

Marv Stammen, 10 handicap

“The club I play at home has lots of long grass, and so a club that is capable of dealing with that is a wonderful thing. It will help my game a lot. The rails cut through the high grass much better than the flat surface of the hybrid I've been using. Since I have a high handicap, any help I can get is welcome, and this club provides exactly the kind of help that I need.”

Bob Brown, 25 handicap

“When you look down at it, it's not gimmicky, it looks nice and clean, and the feel of it is very solid. Every hit was, it felt solid.”

Pete Rizzo, 18 handicap

“This thing had the strength and the power, it seemed like, of a driver or 3-wood. I've never hit a hybrid as well as I've hit this. I came away with this club with just more confidence than I have with any club. I'm just a regular guy and this could be a game changer for me.”

Dave Postle, 20 handicap

“It outperformed my hybrid completely. Knowing that I do hit the iRT farther and straighter and higher, it's definitely a club I want to put in my bag.”

Roger Engelking, 20 handicap

“The iRT swings real smooth. I like the fact that it glides through the grass and helps me straighten out the clubface so that I'm hitting the ball straighter, which is a big key for me. I could really see my handicap going down with a club like this.”

Tim Sherry, 18 handicap

“When I first set the club down, it's really square looking, which for me is really important. I don't like them closed, don't like them open. When you go to hit it, it stays square. The whole face seems like there's a big sweet spot. I like the soft feel. I like the sound. All of that just is an amazing club.”

Scott German, 4 handicap

See? I told you they loved the iRT.

I’ll stop here for a moment, because I’m dying to know: Do you like what you’ve heard so far?


  • Are you tired of hitting that low-right flare and getting the same so-so results from your current (and past) hybrids?
  • Do the iRT’s Machete Rails sound like just the thing to get your game on track?
  • Would you love to see the kind of immediate improvement the iRT delivered for two dozen of your fellow amateurs?

If so, there’s no reason to stick around. Just click the button below to get started.



Earlier, I explained how the Machete Rails work. You’ve seen video evidence of their impact and read rave reviews from golfers who’ve experienced the iRT firsthand. And yet, I suspect you have some questions – and you want answers before investing your hard-earned money in a club you’ve never heard of.

I don’t blame you.

Hopefully, this Q&A section will make your decision as easy as, well, hitting the iRT.

iRT-5 Hybrid FAQs

Q: How can an independent clubmaker build a better hybrid than the ones already on the market?

A: Great question. I’ll let you in on a little secret.

The iRT’s designers actually have extensive experience with major equipment companies. In fact, several of their creations have earned Golf Digest Hot List honors.

In short, these guys know what they’re doing. And we’re delighted they’re doing it for us.

Q: I tend to hook my hybrids. Will the Machete Rails make my shots straighter, or will my hooks get worse?

A: I had that very question prior to testing. Indeed, several of our test golfers reported hooking the ball with their own hybrids – yet none of them did it with the iRT.

Two single-digit handicappers, Dennis McCann (8.5) and Scott German (4), even saw their low hooks turn into soft fades with the iRT.

Q: How far can I expect to hit the iRT?

A: I can’t say for sure without knowing your clubhead speed and other factors, so I’ll offer a hypothetical. Let’s say you swing the iRT at 80 MPH – about average for a male golfer with a hybrid. You’ll probably hit it around 170 – 175 yards.

Q: I’m a low-handicap golfer. Is this club right for me, or is it for less-skilled players?

A: If the testimonials from several single-digits don’t convince you, maybe this will:

I replaced my own hybrid with the iRT. I may be retired from the PGA Tour, but I still like to play and I swing at tour-level speeds. This club does everything I want a hybrid to do, and some things I never thought a hybrid could do.

I’m confident it will do the same for you.

Q: Is the iRT legal for use under USGA and R&A rules?

A: Yes, it’s 100% conforming and legal for all play, including tournaments.

Q: I’m not keen on buying a club without trying it first. What if I don’t like it?

A: On the off chance that happens within 60 days of receipt, just send it back for a full refund. (Details on this iron-clad guarantee are coming up.)



Whew! We’ve covered a lot of ground.

You’ve seen what the Machete Rails do, and how beautifully they work for golfers of all skill levels. You’ve read gushing praise from those who’ve tried the iRT (including yours truly). You’ve perused the Q&A and, I hope, had any remaining questions answered to your satisfaction.

So what are you waiting for?

Those monster par 4s aren’t gonna tame themselves. You know what they say: There’s no time like the present.

I can only think of one reason you didn’t click the link and head straight to the order page: You want to see the price. Ah, yes, the ol’ bottom line.

I’m happy to report the iRT is remarkably affordable – especially at introductory pricing. (“Limited-time” introductory pricing, I should say. This deal won’t last.)

By comparison, the $179 you'd pay for the 24° iRT-5 Hybrid, it costs less than:


  • A new hybrid from most any other brand (and we know how those have let you down) – typically around $250.
  • The latest mass-market fairway wood (also destined to disappoint) – somewhere in the $300 range.
  • A hand-held GPS unit or rangefinder (which don’t help much when you’ve got no prayer to reach the green) – prepare to spend at least $250 for a nice GPS device, and $350-plus for a decent rangefinder.
  • Greens fees at a top-notch golf course or resort (where all the pampering does exactly zilch for your game) – I hope your $200… $300… or $400 buys a memorable experience.

I could go on, but I know you’re a busy golfer. So, about that price:

Through this limited-time-only introductory offer, the all-new iRT-5 Hybrid is just $179 today – a $50 savings vs. its retail price of $229


testimonial

“Compared to my current hybrid, this is a more solid feeling club, something I could play with easily. I’d replace my current hybrid with this new iRT in a second.”

Tom Samuelson,
17 handicap


testimonial

“I’ve never hit a hybrid as well as I’ve hit this. I came away with more confidence than I have with any club. I’m just a regular guy and this could be a game changer for me.”

Dave Postle,
20 handicap

A few key things to note:

  1. By “limited-time-only,” we’re not talking a year here… you may be looking at a window of a week or two before our initial iRT inventory is all gone – and this special price along with it.
  2. Buy today and you’ll not only save $50 vs. what you’ll pay for the iRT later. You’ll save $70 or more vs. the price of a similar club purchased through a retail chain or manufacturer.
  3. Your $179 buys something else you won’t get from a major brand – peace of mind. Because they don’t offer anything like…

The iRT-5’s 60-Day, Hit-It-All-You-Want, Money-Back Guarantee

With most clubs, the return policy is “You hit it, you bought it.”

Not this one.

We’re so sure you’ll love the iRT Hybrid’s insanely consistent, high-trajectory, deadly accurate performance, we welcome you to rip open the package the instant yours arrives – then take it to the range or course for a full-throttle, no-holds-barred workout.

Heck, hit it all day, every day for two whole months and if the iRT doesn’t blow the doors off any hybrid you’ve ever played, send it back and we’ll refund the full purchase price (minus shipping & handling).

Simple as that.

This decision seems pretty clear-cut, too. But I want boil down the key details into one bite-sized summary.

60-day money back guarantee

Put the iRT with Machete Rails in your bag and you’ll FINALLY have a hybrid you can count on to:

  • Launch long approaches that fly straight at the target, carry hazards and stop on the green (instead of running through)
  • Split the narrowest fairways with pinpoint precision
  • Cut mammoth par 3s and brutish par 4s down to size
  • Turn par 5s into genuine birdie opportunities
  • Deliver perfectly playable results from your less-than-perfect swings
  • Get you up and out of the rough without the clubhead twisting and sending your ball sideways
  • All but eliminate low-right misses, fat shots, ugly slices and wicked hooks
  • Handle any lie you happen to find, including divots
  • Bail you out of trouble spots like fairway bunkers and hardpan
  • Convert your fear into confidence on all those daunting long-range shots

That’s the iRT-5: The first club to fulfill the promise of hybrids.

It’s about time – and so is this offer. You won’t find a better opportunity to save cash and strokes in one fell swoop.

So go ahead, try one today. We're confident you're going to love it, and if you don't, you can send it back within 60 days for a refund.

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Which Shaft Flex Do I Need?

You can use either your average clubhead speed or average driving distance to decide which flex is right for you.

Average Clubhead Speed Average Driving Distance
Stiff 90 MPH 250+ yards
Regular 80-90 MPH 200 - 240 yards
Senior 70-80 MPH 175 - 200 yards
Senior Plus < 70 MPH < 175 yards
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More Reviews

“I don't hit my hybrid pure. I hit it too low. Miss it often. It’s the toughest club in my bag. I'm only a once-every-other-week golfer, so I don't have a collection golf clubs in my garage. I tend to stay with the same thing. Of the few I've hit, I like the feel of this (iRT) as good or better than any. The iRT is a good-looking club. I like the black, I like the weight, I like the feel in my hand.”

Bill Fenoglio, 19 handicap

“With the iRT, I hit that and it was ‘Holy (bleep).’ It went where I was aiming, which is always the trouble with me. I absolutely loved it.

Paul Magee, 22 handicap

“Compared to my current hybrid, this is a more solid feeling club, something I could play with easily. I’d replace my current hybrid with this new iRT in a second.”

Tom Samuelson, 17 handicap

“(I) tend to hit my hybrid low with a low hook. What the rails did for me was it straightened it out. Frankly, I was hitting more of a left-to-right shot, which I haven't hit in 35, 40 years. The Machete Rails make the club far more stable going through impact.”

Dennis McCann, 8.5 handicap

“I hit two shots (fat), one with my hybrid, one with the iRT, and mine grabbed and hooked to the left. (The iRT) went straight, right on through, no problem whatsoever… probably 145, 150 yards. Every one of my (iRT) shots was higher. With any hybrid I've ever hit before, the iRT is definitely easier to hit, straighter and higher and longer.”

John Charnock, 19 handicap

It just went through (the rough) like a knife on hot butter. It just sliced right through there. Very impressed. I’m sold, 100%.”

Michael Grunert, 14 handicap

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