My Experience with TaylorMade Rescue TP Hybrid

I was able to get 8 full rounds in with it and came away fairly impressed. Distance wise it was not any different than what I was used to, but the overall feel of the club was just short of astonishing. cheapest golf clubsIt brought me back to the days of first trying out the Rescue-Mid and being sold on "hybrids” at that point. I am not sure I have ever hit a more versatile hybrid than this one and part of that is because of the FCT technology. It is hard to say if the club made my scores lower for the rounds I played, but regardless of that, something was higher each time I picked it up, and that was my confidence.Callaway RAZR X Irons

A couple of things I want to touch on before we go any further. First thing is a small complaint. Not about the club, but about the headcover. I am begging with Taylormade Golf to release some nicer headcovers for their drivers and hybrids. For a company so ahead of the curve in equipment, they seem so far behind the curve in headcover style.Callaway Razr Hawk Fairway Wood The second thing I want to touch base on is the shaft. It is equipped with an Aldila Voodoo VS8 graphite shaft that is a perfect marriage to the Rescue TP club head. Few hybrids that we have hit this year felt as though the head and shafts were made for each other more than these two were.
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Overall，we have continued to be impressed with the 2009 lineup that Taylormade is coming out with. Nobody was more critical of some of their releases last year than I was, but so far the 2009 lineup is about as good as anything we have come across. The Rescue 2009 TP hybrid continues that trend of stellar products that are made to help just about any golfer's game.Taylormade R9 SuperMax Irons
If you are in the market for a new hybrid to take your game to the next level, make sure this one is on your short list of clubs to try. For more information on any of the equipment from Taylormade Golf check out their new website at