TM Rescue fairway metal
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Meanwhile, club that is currently catching the imagination of regular golfers more than any other is the versatile rescue club.
Thousands of high and low handicap golfers are taking full advantage of new technology which combines the opportunity to recover from miss-hit shots off the tee, yet find the green from a variety of lies and longer distances.
TaylorMade has joined the battle of the emerging small headed, shorter shafted clubs with its Rescue Fairway metal, that incorporates the features of its popular Rescue Mid with a fairway wood. TM claims it’s ‘easy to hit long, high and straight.’
It’s engineered to combine a high launch angle with high spin-rate, for a ‘high, long-carrying, fast-stopping shots.’
With a moderate offset in the head, it claims to ‘enhance a player's ability to square the clubface to the ball a high and penetrating flight.’
The Rescue Fairway also shares the Rescue Mid's double sole design, which reduces the amount of sole area that contacts the turf, resulting in less resistance at impact, promoting solid contact. The double sole is also generously cambered from toe to heel, easing playability from all types of lies.
The lightweight MAS2 55 graphite shaft is available in stiff, regular and M flexes while the steel Light Metal 2 shaft is vailable in S and R flexes.
Three, 5-, and 7-wood versions will cost £149 for graphite and £129 for steel.
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