TaylorMade Rescue Dual Fairway Wood Golf Club

I have a 9 handicap and play a couple of times a week. I recently purchased the rescue dual and it immediatly has become my favorite club in my bag. Ive never been a good long iron player. Before buying this club (the 22* model r flex), I was carrying a 4 iron and a seven wood. With the purchase of this club I was able to take out two clubs and replace with the one! Which opened up room for an extra wedge. The club is very easy to hit, straight ,fade, or draw . Its club face comes over the top for a very nice look at address and also protects the club in case of the dreaded pop up sky ball that will ruin a clubs value before the ball even hits the ground. I normally hit a stiff flex with a swing speed of around 100 mph but the regular flex works great much more ridged than most shafts on the market. I would highly suggest going to a pro shop for a waggle before deciding on a flex. Have hit the Ping g5, Cleveland halo and Cobra baffler and I prefer the look feel of this club over these models which I feel are all great clubs. One thing to consider in the purchase of this club is the t.l.c. weight cartriges that interchange with other Taylor Made products. It comes factory equipped with a 14 gram heel weight and 2 gram toe weight. If a person was to want to change these out with other weight configurations and dont own the tourqe wrench you would have to buy a wrench also which are a bit pricey. I own a R7 and have a wrench but have not reconfigured love it how it is. Just something to think about before you buy. The wrench head of these things are of couse designed for them and nothing i have seen torks, allen std , metric etc will take them out. Great club off the fairway or out of the rough, hit it from 185 to 200 yards, great for those long par threes. After hitting it and others i can see why Golf Digest rated this club as the best hybrid and Editors Choice on the HOT LIST 2006. I hope this helps you out. Happy ebaying and golfing, dugless5871