TaylorMade Stealth 2 HD Rescue

Draw bias carries through to the rescues, and the HD is where it lands. Internal weighting sits toward the heel on a 450 stainless head with a carbon crown, and the ladder opens a degree higher than the standard Stealth 2 rescue, at 20 degrees, before stepping to 23, then 27, then 31.

All four sit on a bonded hosel, so this is a set of four fixed answers, not one adjustable one. Speeder NX Red handles the shaft in three flexes to stiff, finished with a Lamkin Crossline. Left-handed builds cover the 20 and 23 degree heads, leaving the two highest lofts to right-handers. Anyone fighting a slice at the long end of the iron set should look here first.