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TaylorMade Stealth Rescue Review - A New Level of Carbon Performance - The Golf Guide

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue Review – A New Level of Carbon Performance

TaylorMade takes their name seriously. They know how to tailor their unique technologies to every golf club in their lineup. Just like the rest of the TaylorMade Stealth metalwoods, the new 2022 Stealth rescue utilizes carbon to great effect. Get an in-depth look at the latest technology with TGW’s exclusive video review.

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue Review by TGW

Technology

The TaylorMade Stealth rescue features another unique piece of carbon construction. A 3D carbon crown relocates 7 grams of mass, creating a hybrid that’s easy to launch with incredible stability. It also delivers a 15% higher MOI compared to SIM Max.

These rescues include TaylorMade’s new Advanced Laser Alignment feature. This provides a vital contrast between the face and the crown. The laser-etched alignment aid is designed to highlight directional alignment for boosted confidence and accurate aim from any lie

Each club in this lineup features a refined weight distribution with TaylorMade’s signature V-Steel Sole. V-Steel’s heritage is in improving turf interaction and versatility while enhancing forgiveness and maintaining optimal launch through any type of ground.

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue Twist Face

Twist Face and the Thru-Slot Speed Pocket are back in the Stealth fairways as well. Twist Face corrective face angles provide added forgiveness in the areas golfers tend to mis-hit the ball the most by curving the club face to straighten out those shots. TaylorMade’s most flexible Speed Pocket design is engineered to maximize ball speeds and produce additional forgiveness on low-face strikes.

Performance

We put the TaylorMade Stealth rescues to the test with the help of Rick Hatfield. Rick is TGW’s Master Fitter and our resident product expert. Our testing was conducted indoors at the TGW Pure Performance Center using Foresight Sports launch monitors.

For this test, Rick was using the 3 rescue with a loft of 19°. His average swing speed was 93.2 mph which is typical for his swing with a hybrid type of golf club. Rick’s average ball speed clocked in at 131 mph with an average launch of 13.5° and spin rate at 3,095 rpm. Overall, Rick averaged 210 yards of carry distance which was an improvement of about 10 yards over his current rescue club.

Who It’s For

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue toe

The TaylorMade Stealth rescue golf club is a great fit for golfers of all skill and ability levels. It is designed to provide distance and easy launch from any type of lie for every player on the golf course.

Appearance

The TaylorMade Stealth rescues feature a sleek aesthetic that looks powerful when set down by the golf ball. TaylorMade also utilizes red accents for a fast appearance that altogether fits the motif of Stealth.

Feel & Sound

The TaylorMade Stealth rescues feel and sound extremely solid when you hit the golf ball. They provide a pleasing, powerful experience and glide through the turf for a smooth feel thanks to the V-Steel Sole.

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue Specs

Hybrid
Loft
Length
Lie
3 Rescue
19°
40.75"
60°
4 Rescue
22°
40.25"
60.5°
5 Rescue
25°
39.75"
61°
6 Rescue
28°
39.25"
61.5°
7 Rescue
31°
38.75"
62°
3 Rescue
Loft
19°
Length
40.75"
Lie
60°
4 Rescue
Loft
22°
Length
40.25"
Lie
60.5°
5 Rescue
Loft
25°
Length
39.75"
Lie
61°
6 Rescue
Loft
28°
Length
39.25"
Lie
61.5°
7 Rescue
Loft
31°
Length
38.75"
Lie
62°

TaylorMade Stealth Plus Rescue Specs

Hybrid
Loft
Length
Lie
2 Rescue
17°
40.75"
56.5-59.5°
3 Rescue
19.5°
40.25"
57-60°
4 Rescue
22°
39.75"
57.5-60.5°
2 Rescue
Loft
17°
Length
40.75"
Lie
56.5-59.5°
3 Rescue
Loft
19.5°
Length
40.25"
Lie
57-60°
4 Rescue
Loft
22°
Length
39.75"
Lie
57.5-60.5°

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue

TaylorMade Stealth Rescue

TaylorMade Stealth Plus Rescue

TaylorMade Stealth Plus Rescue

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