Looking for a new golf rescues to help improve your handicap? The best golf hybrids for high-handicappers have been picked out.

Rescues clubs are an ideal choice for some golfers with 16+ handicaps and are great alternative to long irons or instead of fairway woods.

The best golf hybrids have been selected as the top ranked options, but if you are in the high-handicap or beginner range consider the options below.

They offer forgiveness and distance is equal measure and can help you become more consistent from the fairways or the rough.

You can also see the best drivers for high-handicappers, best high-handicapper fairways, best irons for high-handicap golfers, best wedges for high handicappers and best golf sets for 2023, as well as five golf putters for high-handicap players.

Cobra Air-X Hybrids

Those looking for greater accuracy in their longer distance shots should consider the 2022 Cobra Air-X Hybrids.

The club features a very lightweight construction, with most of the weighting placed on the heel. Golfers who struggle with slicing the golf ball will appreciate the placement of the weighting on the club.

It also has an offset hosel and this combined helps to promote not only straighter shots but more of a draw bias too.

The clubface has been redesigned to create more forgiveness whether hit on the heel or on the toe of the club.

The Air-X rescues are easy to swing and are a golf club best suited for those who struggle with accuracy and slicing.

READ: Full review of the Cobra Air-X Rescues

Wilson Launch Pad Hybrids

Wilson is not primarily known for their hybrid clubs, but the Launch Pads are a fantastic option that deserves to be on the list.

As one of the least expensive hybrids on this shortlist, they certainly outperform their price tag.

The hybrid features a Carpenter Custom clubface that is very thin and promotes greater distance and launch control.

There aren’t any adjustability options or any other frills that other hybrids offer, but it does feature more weight near the hosel to promote a draw-bias.

It is an extremely easy club to hit at a great price, and is one of the best golf hybrids for high-handicappers to consider.

READ: Full review of the Wilson Launch Pad rescues

Callaway Rogue ST Max Hybrids

The Callaway Rogue ST Max hybrid is a great choice for high handicappers looking for a solid all-round performer and the most forgiving of the range.

It is very difficult to mishit this hybrid, making it an ideal option for those who want to ditch their long irons and try out hybrids for the first time.

The Rogue ST features an A.I. designed Jailbreak system, and this hybrid features two frames that are placed within both the heel and sole of the club. This adds stiffness to both sides of the clubface for fantastic forgiveness.

If you are willing to overlook the lack of adjustability options, the Callaway Rogue ST Pro is a hybrid club that practically any golfer will have use for in their bags.

READ: Full review of the Callaway Rogue ST Hybrids

Titleist TSR1 Hybrids

Titleist made a first ever move into the game-improving area by launching the TSR1, a rescue club that has been designed for golfers with slower swing speeds.

The TSR1s have a larger head than the other models to inspire confidence, and have a lightweight construction with every ounce of unnecessary weight removed.

The lightweight design of the clubs allow golfers with slower than average speeds to generate more ball speed and distance without swinging harder.

The hybrids also offer more forgiveness thanks to an optimised weight and MOI, which help higher-handicap golfers in their long game.

READ: Full review of the Titleist TSR1 Hybrids

Cleveland Launcher XL Halo Hybrids

Cleveland’s new Launcher XL hybrids are known as Halo and boast the greatest MOI the manufacturer has ever managed to achieve in rescue clubs.

Adding to the forgiveness are rails on the sole of the Halo hybrids, which help keep the face square through impact regardless of the lie facing you.

The CG has also been lowered thanks to a stepped crown design, producing hybrids with a higher ball flight than in previous models.

Ball speed from the face of these hybrids are equally impressive. Alternating zones of flexibility and rigidity behind the face ensure maximum energy transfer from the fairway, rough or even the tee.

READ: Full review of the Cleveland Launcher XL Halo Hybrids