Taylor Made Golf- Rescue Mid Hybrid Iron/Wood Graphite Review

Do you struggle hitting your long irons? Hybrid clubs have found themselves into the top tour pros bag, and they should find their way into yours.

Long irons are the hardest clubs in the bag to hit well, which is why Taylor Made engineers created the Rescue Mid, a breakthrough utility club designed to be easy-to-hit while delivering long-iron distance.

Higher moment of inertia than a long-iron with lower center-of-gravity.

Maximum forgiveness on mis-hits with a high launch angle and high spin producing high, long shots that stop quickly.

Double-crown to enhance structural integrity and minimize head-distortion at impact.

Cambered sole from heel to toe to ease playability from all types of lies.

What Irons, Drivers, Wedges, and ball is in John Daly's Bag

Grip it and Rip it, John Daly has been a highlight machine for years. With two major championships to his credit that is more than Adam Scott, Sergio Garcia, or Justin Rose. I wrote this so those that wanted to know what big John Daly has in his golf bag. I always find it important when choosing the right clubs knowing what the pros trust their game with.

John Daly's Driver

Daly hits the Taylor Made TP 10.5 with the V steel 13 fairway wood.

John Daly's Irons

He plays the RAC TP 3-PW irons and the Hybrid Rescue Dual 17.

John Daly's Wedges and Ball

The Taylor Made Black TP 52 and 60 with the Maxfli Tour Fire Ball.