Bought the Nike CPR 22degree, used it at the range with mixed results while I got used to it (20 balls or so), and decided to take it with me today to a par3 course.

Hit a pin high draw that was 10feet left of the green on a 180 yarder, then on only it's second hit on a course I hit a 170yarder pin high and only 5 feet to the left of the pin, which I then drained for only my second birdie EVER! (playing 3 months)

Hit another two with it, but I knew the holes weren't long enough, so I overshot them both but they were both nice and straight with a lovely high ball flight. Just wanted to hit the CPR again before I went home :)

I can tell I'm gonna love this club :)

It feels like cheating. I would not be without mine.

Last time I played my course I used it on 3 par 3's resulting in 2 pars and 1 birdie.

Yeh the 22 Deg CPR is awesome. It's harder to use in windy conditions because of the high ball flight.

IMO the Nike CPR's are the best rescue club out there.

I just got the TM Rescue Mids 3 and 4. A took them on the course at the weekend and they were great.

I struggled a little out of the rough with the 3 but 4 out of the rough and 3 off the fairway were great......

I am going to start using the 3 off the tee on tight par 4s, avoid the trouble.

I just can't wait to take it to the full course and use it for my second shots, which is where I REALLY need it as I don't normally hit less then a 5iron due to inconsistencies. Should really cut a few shots as I reach some of the longer par 4s and 5s.

i use the taylor made rescues 19 and 22
great clubs might get the sonartec md in 25 deg tried it out really ezee to hit quite expensive though

It took me about two weeks to get the hang of it,but now I have could not be with out it great for those second shots on a par four.

My 20 degree is a life saver, my coach uses a 17 degree one I think

bought the nike 18,21 and 24 degree rescue
clubs a great investment after the first week as i could never hit a 3 or 4 iron of the fairway