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GYXU > Golf > Rescue Clubs 24 May 2005 19:18:39

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Chris 22 May 2005 18:34:26
	Hi I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in a tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate them but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I play off 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long irons in the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I want but it sounds like a good solution to my current weak area. Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your comments? Regards Chris
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Gordo 22 May 2005 19:53:51 [ permanent link ]
	Chris wrote:> Hi> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in a > tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate them > but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I play off > 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long irons in > the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I want but it > sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your > comments?> Regards> Chris > I play Hogan CFT 3 and 4 as replacements for my 3 and 4 iron. The long iron shots have definitely gotten easier. I do have trouble trying to play knock down shots though. A little more practice and that too will come.
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William 22 May 2005 20:09:00 [ permanent link ]
	Another "best thing sliced bread" award...great club. Accurate and forgiving. Now those pesky 175-180 yard par threes are manageable 17HCP "Chris" <oldking@cole.net> wrote in message news:ZcudncMy7frwBQ3fRVnyig@giganews.com...> Hi> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in > a tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate > them but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I > play off 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long > irons in the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I > want but it sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your > comments?> Regards> Chris>
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Retiredusarmy 22 May 2005 20:23:01 [ permanent link ]
	"William" <alone@home.com> wrote in message news:062ke.18078$J25.12291@bignews6.bellsouth.net... Another "best thing sliced bread" award...great club. Accurate and forgiving. Now those pesky 175-180 yard par threes are manageable 17HCP "Chris" <oldking@cole.net> wrote in message news:ZcudncMy7frwBQ3fRVnyig@giganews.com...> Hi> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in> a tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate> them but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I> play off 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long> irons in the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I> want but it sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your> comments?> Regards> Chris> I would think a 18 or 21 would fit your game better, if you can swap it. I assembled 4 hybrids 15, 18, 21, 24 degrees. They all hitter straighter and higher than the irons (X-16 Callaways) I get more roll from the 2 and 3 irons therefore a bit more distance. If I am at a narrow layout, I will put the 15 in for driving. On open courses, I might put the 18 and 21 in and take out the 2I and 3I.
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Sfb 22 May 2005 20:33:52 [ permanent link ]
	Rescue vs. long irons vs. fairway woods is really just more marketing hype so you can think you are fooling she who must be obeyed. No way could you justify another set of irons or fairway woods, but rescue clubs are a whole different breed of cat. Sure!! Modern metal woods and rescue clubs are nothing but irons with the weight forward and down and fancy light weight covers like tailfins for golfers glued on the back. It isn't what it looks, but how it plays - loft, shaft, offset, etc. etc.
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Chris 22 May 2005 21:39:01 [ permanent link ]
	Good advice I think My home course is relatively short so a good drive - 7 wood combination will normally get me up on the longer par 4's. However, if I duff the drive then I will need distance with the rescue club. I am not overkeen on my 3 or 5 woods so I think a rescue of 16-18 degrees may be my best option. That seems to be equivalent to a 4 wood according to a table I have just found. Cheers Chris "The Rev" <reverendtmac@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1116773780.908444.176060@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...> Chris wrote:>> Hi>> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular> flex in a>> tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate> them>> but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I> play off>> 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long> irons in>> the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I want> but it>> sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.>> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your> comments?> I carried a two iron for years and switched it for a TM Rescue Mid 2;> best decision I've ever made for my long game. It hits great from the> fairway, rough, tee box, etc.> My only thought in your situation is that you might find more initial> benefit in starting with a lower-lofted rescue club. Take a good look> at your problem yardages and replace that club first. I had no real> option for 200-210 yards, for example, and since I use a 13* 3-wood off> the tee, I found myself in that range fairly often when playing the> back tees. Well, I hit the 2 model 210 and can smooth another ten> yards off it, so it really suits my game. You're probably sitting on> one long-iron yardage more consistently than anything else...fill that> gap first.>
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Tt 22 May 2005 22:11:08 [ permanent link ]
	Chris wrote:> Hi> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in a > tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate them > but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I play off > 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long irons in > the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I want but it > sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your > comments?> Regards> Chris I have the exact same club (TM Rescue 5 Mid 25), and it's the most reliable long club in my bag. I got it to replace my 5 iron, 165 yards,...but now it's playing like a 4 iron (175 yards), so I had to put the 5 iron back in. I'm temporarily carrying 15 clubs till I figure out what club to pull out. I swing it like wedge (thanks Ulrich), ball in the middle of the stance, and use a smooth vertical swing to hit down and through the ball. The result is a high, straight shot...with the ball sticking the green like a dart. I could never do that with a 5 iron. The TM Rescue 4 (22), and the 3 (19), are good too....with the 3 now my 200 yard club. But neither is as reliable as the 25. A bit of lead tape on the toe of the 3 Rescue, a slightly open stance, and a vertical swing has alleviated a baby hook problem. No such problems with the 25. My swing is changing and continuing to improve, and I will eventually be putting in a stiffer flex shaft in the 25. Until then, I will continue to swing the club as smoothly as I can, and I'm rarely disappointed with the result. HTH
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JE Wesch 23 May 2005 02:28:49 [ permanent link ]
	Started with a Ginty - wooden headed, big keel on the bottom - but the head is really small for my eye (and swing) so I gave it up and bought a 17* 'rescue' and a 21. The latter went back to the garage immediately and I went back to the 7W. The 17 is still in the bag as a 5W replacement most of the time. Now I add hybrids 4-5 instead of 3 & 4 irons and a new 22* Rough Cutter utility wood when needed. I almost never carry a 3 iron - maybe never again. My latest set-up - D-3W-17* Rescue-7W- 22* Rough Cutter - 4&5 Hybrids-6 through SW -Putter Might change out the 17* for the 3 Hybrid on occasion or pull the 4 hybrid for an L-wedge. Lots of options for different courses, moods or weather conditions. -- Jerry Jerry E. Wesch Chicago "Chris" <oldking@cole.net> wrote in message news:ZcudncMy7frwBQ3fRVnyig@giganews.com...> Hi> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate them> but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I play 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long irons in> the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I want but sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your> comments?> Regards> Chris>
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Chris Fairchild 23 May 2005 20:47:41 [ permanent link ]
	That 25 degree club is closer to a five iron than anything. If you're struggling with the long irons, I'd think about switching to a 21 or 22 to replace your 3 and/or 4 iron. Chris "Chris" <oldking@cole.net> wrote in message news:ZcudncMy7frwBQ3fRVnyig@giganews.com...> Hi> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in > a tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate > them but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I > play off 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long > irons in the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I > want but it sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your > comments?> Regards> Chris>
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Chris 24 May 2005 13:23:07 [ permanent link ]
	Thanks I did change to the 16 to give me options against the 3 & 5 woods and the 3 & 4 irons. I am happy with my newish 7 wood so those distances are hopefully covered. Chris "Chris Fairchild" <fairchildchris@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:ipednTzO-ImxlA_fRVn-vQ@adelphia.com...> That 25 degree club is closer to a five iron than anything. If you're > struggling with the long irons, I'd think about switching to a 21 or 22 to > replace your 3 and/or 4 iron.> Chris> "Chris" <oldking@cole.net> wrote in message > news:ZcudncMy7frwBQ3fRVnyig@giganews.com...>> Hi>> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex >> in a tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate >> them but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I >> play off 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long >> irons in the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I >> want but it sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.>> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your >> comments?>> Regards>> Chris>>
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Jjk 24 May 2005 16:02:38 [ permanent link ]
	"Chris" wrote:> I have just won a Taylor Made Rescue Mid 5 25 degress with regular flex in tournament. I was aware of these clubs and was going to investigate them> but now I have one. I think it is probably a good club for me as I play 14, hit the driver well and chip and putt OK. It's the mid/long irons in> the middle that cause me problems. I can change this club if I want but sounds like a good solution to my current weak area.> Has anyone switched from mid/long irons to a rescue and what are your> comments? Chris, have you taken lessons to improve ballstriking with your mid- to long-irons? I wouldn't give up my 4-iron because it is straight and reasonably long. I don't use a 3-iron on the course I play the most because I found it wasn't called for. I have used the 3-iron (and occasionally a 2-iron) on courses that do require it (mostly on the tee box).
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Jjk 24 May 2005 16:02:39 [ permanent link ]
	"tt" wrote: <snip>> I swing it like wedge (thanks Ulrich), ball in the middle of the stance,> and use a smooth vertical swing to hit down and through the ball. The> result is a high, straight shot...with the ball sticking the green like> a dart. I could never do that with a 5 iron. <snip> You might if your shafts were different.
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Tt 24 May 2005 19:18:39 [ permanent link ]
	JJK wrote:> "tt" wrote:> <snip>> I swing it like wedge (thanks Ulrich), ball in the middle of the stance,>>and use a smooth vertical swing to hit down and through the ball. The>>result is a high, straight shot...with the ball sticking the green like>>a dart. I could never do that with a 5 iron.> <snip>> You might if your shafts were different. I did, yesterday. TrueTemper Sensicore R flex steel shaft. Trajectory was medium high, hit the 168 yard par-3 green with the ball hitting a couple of yards short of the pin, stopping 15 feet past it. Missed the downhill birdie putt. Played the entire round using a one plane swing. Best iron day I've had in a long time.
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