Mizuno Fli-Hi CLK Fairway Wood Golf Club

I had purchased some Mizuno wedges and was very impressed with the quality of the club so I tried two Fli-Hi CLK fairway hybrids. I am 65 years old and have been trying to convert from low profile fairway metals to hybrids for the past two years. I have not found any hybrids that allow me to hit the ball as high and as far as my fairway metals. However, the 23 degree Fli-Hi I bought came closer than any other to date. My club head speed is not what I would like it to be anymore but the hybrids are much better off the tee and out of the rough than the low profile fairway metals. The 23 degree Fli-Hi is still in my bag. I hit it between 156 and 164 yards and it has replaced the 27 degree Orlimar Tri-Metal I have used for years for those distances. I have even sold the two 27 degree Tri-Metals I had. I was so pleased with the Fli-Hi that I tried a 20 degree model. This experiment was not a success. I hit my 23 and 21 degree Orlimar Tri-Metals much higher and farther and more consistently than I could hit the 20 degree Fli-Hi from anywhere but the rough. The 20 degree Fli-Hi was put back up for sale on E-Bay. When I am in light rough and the distance suits my low profile 23 and 21 degree Orlimars I now use my 23 degree Fli-Hi and get satisfactory results. The Tri-Metals tend to go under balls in the rough. If I were younger and had a higher swing speed I think the Mizuno hybrids would all be very good clubs for me. My handicap index right now is 8.9. I pick my clubs very carefully. Good luck. Scott.