TaylorMade r7 CGB Max Rescue

[losingmyedge]

Opinions please

[PiKapp23]

My only thought is that you, as a 4 handicap, are too good for that club. It's a game improvement hybrid if there ever was one which means it's not very workable or easy to control ball flight. Also, being that you are from Scotland and thus probably play most of your golf there (in a good wind, I imagine), this club has a high trajectory - even higher than most other hybrids on the market. It's not that it's a bad club from my experience; I just don't think it's the best choice for you (this is only based on my experiences with it and assumptions I am making about your game from your handicap and your location). I would think your game would be better suited with a TP model (from TaylorMade) or Titleist or Cobra Baffler Pro or even the Adams Pro model. All those are lower trajectory and all are supposedly more workable. But as is usually the case, if you like it then it's the right choice.

[losingmyedge]

tbh I never fancied them but my fiancee was offered them on a real good deal through her work. I am in the market for a 21 hybrid but the only 2 I have really liked are the new Titleist one and the Callaway FT.

I was just looking for feedback as it was a mega good deal.

[anthonykim3]

I think if it is such a good deal you should go for it. But on windy days play a long iron instead of the hybrid cause that thing launches high.

[EquipmentJunkie]

If it's an awesome deal you could always buy one or two for friends sell them at still a good deal but more than you paid and then buy the one you want.

[ks8829]

sometimes a good deal or a sale is describe as something you don't really need but you feel you can't afford to pass up.

[bogeyhitter25]

I have it. I like it, it's just that I got a regular shaft when I got it. Now my swing speed has increased so I really don't hit it.