Utility clubs - which are also called hybrids, wood-irons or iron-woods - are intended as replacements for long irons. They combine the best elements of fairway woods and long irons into one club whose goal is to be easier to hit and whose purpose is to be used off the fairway, out of the rough, out of sand or other poor lies. Utility clubs should provide the distance of a fairway wood or long iron but with a higher trajectory than what you'd get from a long iron so that the ball gets airborne, flies high and lands soft. The clubs achieve this by using the low profile and weighting of fairway woods to help get the ball in air, while avoiding the digging (divot-taking) nature of irons. In general, they are shorter in shaft length than fairway woods, providing more control. Some of the innovators in the utility club category include Kasco, Tour Edge and TaylorMade. Kasco's K2K E-Spec utility clubs (read review) came on the market in 2003 and have been a huge hit despite their MSRP of $399. The high price is a result of what Kasco calls "Super Hyten," a super-maraging steel twice as dense as titanium. Lower-priced steel versions are also available. Other popular brands include Tour Edge's Tour Iron-Wood, a rare utility club that in appearance is more like an iron than a fairway wood. It is designed for better players who want to work the ball. The Perfect Club (read review), despite its infomercial originals, has been popular with critics. TaylorMade's Rescue Mid is a fine update of the company's Rescue Club, one of the first utility clubs to gain acceptance on the PGA Tour. Adams, Kasco, TaylorMade, Tour Edge and Wilson are among the companies now offering full sets of clubs in which utility clubs are substituted for long irons. Rather than getting 3-iron through PW, these sets include two utility clubs and 5-iron through PW. Utility clubs are here to stay, and golfers can look forward to many more choices to come
These could be the clubs that take your game to the next level, like all clubs if you can find one you like thats half the battle Callaway Mens are very popular as are CallawayWomens but dont stop there try a few to find the one you like, there is also a huge variation in price with the most expensive not neccessarily the best!!
Their main asset is their versatility they give you another option in your bag. Look at Tod Hamilton in last years British Open he used his rescue club to drive and chip. How versatile is that
They are intended as replacements for long irons i.e. 2,3&4, I dont know about you but I have never been able to hit these irons effectively in fact they are no longer in my bag.
They are designed to combine the best elements of fairway woods and long irons into one club and making it easier to hit especially out of the rough or sand or other poor lies you may find yourself in. They should provide the distance of a fairway wood or a long iron but with a higher trajectory allowing the ball to land softly. On the recommendation of my fellow golfers I have just bought one!! Up date: What a club easy to hit and goes a long long way I will be having a look at some others, my golfing friends were so impressed they have bought them also. Roll on the summer! Update Have lost 3 shots off my handicap so far this summer!!
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You will find a terrific selection here and currently there is up tp 50% discount on some models. Online Golf a great place for hybrid and rescue clubs
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Introducing the NEW 2005 V-Steel Fairway Wood
Features:
The new V Steel is crafted of steel via Pull-Face construction allowing for a thin and flexible clubface that delivers high COR to promote greater ball speed and distance Taylor Made V-Steel headcoverincluded Shaft: Taylor Made Fairway 65 Ultralite graphite shaft Grip: TaylorMade velvet grip Manufacturer description:
Shallower clubface than original V Steel promotes a higher launch angle and generates more spin to promote greater distance Pull-Face steel construction makes possible a thin, flexible face that delivers high COR for longer results on mis-hits Refined V-shaped sole increases clubhead stability at address, facilitating aiming and reducing turf-resistance at impact Tour-proven clubhead shape is engineered with a low, deep CG that helps launch the ball quickly and with little effort Permanent metallic swing-weight plug is easily and accurately set by TaylorMade engineers to meet each player’s individual preference M.A.S.2 graphite fairway wood shaft is lightweight and mid-torque, offering an optimal combination of distance and control
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Wood 3: 15° - Head volume: 150cc Wood 5: 18° - Head volume: 143cc Wood 7: 20° - Head volume: 137cc Wood 9: 22° - Head volume: 137cc Guarantee: 12 months For full details and price etc clink the link below and go to Taylor Made
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