Summary: this is a great club and i produce i very low ball flight with this club which is good on our course because there is a lot of run and the ball comes off nice and crisp off the face
Similar Products Used: wooden stick, cobra ZL driver
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Summary: i have been hitting the 19 and 22 degree rescue dual clubs for a few months and i absolutely love these hybrids! the 3 was re-shafted with Black Gold steel tipped 3/4" and the 4 has a Rifle 6.0 shaft. the weights are 12g,2g in the 3 and 10g,6g in the 4. both have a SW of D3.5 and feel really comfortable. face is hot for both. i played yesterday at Willingers GC in Northfield, MN and used the 4 on the #1 hcp hole, a 530 yd p5. tee shot traveled 255 downwind. i used the 3 on a tight p4 362 yards. tee shot traveled 283 yards. i have a GPS unit that measures distance. it was unbelievable! the ball i used was a callaway HX Tour black. granted it was a downwind, but the ball really flies off the face. the longest iron i carry in my bag is a 5 iron. these hybrids have dropped my handicap from 10 to 9 in a month. if i can keep my driver in the bag more often, i can probably go down as low as a 6-7 handicap. buy these! it will change your game.
Similar Products Used: Sonartec MD. not as forgiving.
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Summary: Got this club (TM Rescue Dual #4, 22*) off of ebay a few weeks ago and LOVE IT ! You can use it off the tee box, fairway or in the rough. Hit my best shot of the day with it last round. Was about 210 out with an uphill green and stuck it about 6 feet from the pin. Excellent club for all skill levels. Highly recommended !
Great job Taylor Made!!
Customer Service: N/A
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Summary: Replaced my 2 iron with the Dual TP 2 hybrid and the latter is collecting dust. Took my 3 wood out for a while b/c it didn't measure up. Can hit it from rough, fairway, tee, doesn't matter. I did replace the factory shaft though b/c it was too loose for me even though it was stiff. Put a UST IRod fairway shaft in it and now people think it's illegal. I was very leary of hybrids to begin with and probably this will be the only one I carry. That being said, I have more confidence with this club than any in my bag.
Customer Service: Bought it new at Golf Galaxy and reshafted it there as well. Excellent service!!
Similar Products Used: Just various 2 irons i.e. Staff Gooseneck, various Mizunos and Titleist
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Review Date November 6, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 3 of 5
Reviewed by: Brent(Unregistered User)
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Model Reviewed: Taylormade Rescue Dual 3,4,5
Summary: I received a 19 degree Rescue Mid as a gift 4 years ago and have been an advocate ever since. I moved up to the Dual in 2005 (It is longer) and did so well with it I have added the 22 and 25 to replace my 3 and 4 irons
These clubs can do everything. They can chip from the fringe, hit low runners under tree limbs, fade, draw, etc. I find that the easier I swing these, the farther they go. They also get out of rough very well. And as another reviewer said, they inspire confidence over the ball and make a nice pop with an easy swing.
There are hybrids that will go farther and hybrids that are more forgiving (including the Burner Rescue), but these are simply the best all around.
Customer Service: not used
Similar Products Used: Rescue Mid, Cleveland hybrids
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