A pretty good club for those that have trouble with traditional woods, and for people who constantly fight a slice. However, I draw the ball. For me, this club is virtually impossible to fade, hard to hit straight, and far too easy to duck-hook. I've heard that it was designed to promote a draw, which I don't need.

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i just love this club. Good for me from all kinds of lies and the distance is much better then i could get with a four or five iron. great value for the money and actually just a great value.

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tm rescue

i hit this so much better then i ever did my 2 or 3 or 4 irons , more distance and a better accuracy. a very smooth solid feeling and sweet hitting club. you cant beat the price either!!!!

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talormade rescue

What a great club, I used this as my driver for a few months because of the great feel and distance I got out of it. I can't imagine a better 3 wood out there for someone that wants controlled pure shots. A must for your bag!

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For anyone having trouble with their long irons, looking for an alternative for the 2/3 iron, I highly recommendd this Tour Edge 3. It has a great feel at address, and is as easy to hit as any mid iron in your bag.The one iron is a good alternative to a 3 wood for anyone not comfortable hitting woods from the ground. Good price alternative to the pricey Taylor Mades.

A great club for the money! Hit it as far and straighter than my seven wood. Try one if you have trouble hitting the long irons high enough! A bargin compared to the cost of the Taylor Made Rescue. Got it for $129.

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Taylor Made Rescue

Terrific Club if you have trouble with hitting standard woods. I'm long and fairly accurate with my irons but with my woods my accuracy definitely fades (in the form of a slice). I bought the #3 as a replacement for a fairway wood and have been using it off the tee as well. It is long and easy to hit. I need a stiffer shaft than the regular flex - if you have a fast swing you will probably want to do the same. I am looking to get the #1 ironwood (16 degree) next to be my off the tee club. Really enjoy this club and recommend it - especially for the price.

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The clubs are easy to get airborne out of many different lies. The shaft is not especially the best, but still the clubs are a lot easier to hit from any lie then any other 3 or 5 woods.

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rescue

These iron-wood hybrids are really big
off the tee. They're quite accurate, too. They perform well from a variety of lies, but I have been struggling picking the ball from really tight lies you would find on any nice fairway. The offset and closed face is a bit distracting at address, but once you get used to it, then these sticks can really perform. The trajectory I get with DGS shafts is boring (nice), and my distance with the #1 is on par with my 3-wood, as expected, but more accurate than a fairway metal and good for narrow fairways. Since I'm playing fast fairways with tight lies, I've chosen to use Tour Edge's 3-wood and my Ping Eye2 2-iron instead of these iron-woods (but a tough decision). Overall, great utility clubs for fluffy lies and off the tee, but if you anxiously await every opportunity to hit a ball onto a green from a fast, tight-lie fairway with your 2 or 3 iron, then you probably won't be too happy with these.

Customer Service

Tour Edge sales professionals are always there to respond to my needs. They also provide a full lifetime warranty for all their clubs.

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fairway woods and long irons

I purchased the three clubs from ebay after reading reviews here and at other sites (total cost = $152.50 for the three). I also demoed both the 2000 ($99 each new) and 2001 versions ($150 new) before buying. I preferred the 2000 version because they have more of an iron look to them.

My normal yardage with a 1-iron is about 205 yards. With the 16 degree 1-iron-wood, I am hitting about 210-215 yards. I hit the 21-degree 3-iron-wood about 185-190, and the 27-degree 5-iron-wood about 165-170.

I find that the clubs perform well and are very forgiving, and I am removing my 3-wood and 1-iron from my bag, and replacing them with the 1 and 3 iron-woods. They are more accurate than the clubs I am replacing, even though I lose about 10 yards from my 3-wood. I am not replacing my 4 or 5-iron with the 5-iron-wood, because I believe that I am more accurate with the middle irons.

I landed in two fairway traps this weekend with good lies, and found these clubs to be excellent in this situation. They also don't get caught up in long rough as easily as a long iron.

After about four rounds with these clubs, I highly recommend them as replacements for long irons and possibly fairway woods.

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I have tried no other iron-woods