
TaylorMade M1 Rescue Hybrid Review
The M1 Rescue will not save you from poor ball striking. While the look is appealing, only good players should be bagging this demanding hybrid.

The M1 Rescue will not save you from poor ball striking. While the look is appealing, only good players should be bagging this demanding hybrid.

Looking for a hybrid that does its job consistently without a lot of bells and whistles? Check out the Srixon Z 355 hybrid.

The PING Rhapsody clubs have changed Lauren’s game for the better. Find out the specifics in this review.

Within the XR line, Callaway has released two very different hybrids. Find out whether you should check out the standard or Pro model in this review.

Traditional looks? No. Exclusively for better players? Nah.
Read this review to see how the JPX-850 hybrid breaks the Mizuno mold.

It’s tough for a club to meet the needs of the average golfer and the desires of the better player, but the Nike Vapor Flex hybrid does exactly that.

With it’s smaller head size and neutral CoG, the R15 will have many admirers, but only those with quality ball striking skills should be bagging this.

Some players want their hybrids to be precision instruments. Others just want a club they can hit a long way. If you’re in the second group, check out the TaylorMade AeroBurner Rescue.

You’ll be excused if you didn’t even realize that Bridgestone Golf made clubs – it’s been a while since they’ve released much of anything. However, expect the new J15 hybrid to make a lot of noise.

Bill gets his feet wet in the Wilson Staff pool by testing out with new Wilson Staff D200 hybrid. Read our review to see how it went.

The M1 Rescue will not save you from poor ball striking. While the look is appealing, only good players should be bagging this demanding hybrid.

Looking for a hybrid that does its job consistently without a lot of bells and whistles? Check out the Srixon Z 355 hybrid.

The PING Rhapsody clubs have changed Lauren’s game for the better. Find out the specifics in this review.

Within the XR line, Callaway has released two very different hybrids. Find out whether you should check out the standard or Pro model in this review.

Traditional looks? No. Exclusively for better players? Nah.
Read this review to see how the JPX-850 hybrid breaks the Mizuno mold.

It’s tough for a club to meet the needs of the average golfer and the desires of the better player, but the Nike Vapor Flex hybrid does exactly that.

With it’s smaller head size and neutral CoG, the R15 will have many admirers, but only those with quality ball striking skills should be bagging this.

Some players want their hybrids to be precision instruments. Others just want a club they can hit a long way. If you’re in the second group, check out the TaylorMade AeroBurner Rescue.

You’ll be excused if you didn’t even realize that Bridgestone Golf made clubs – it’s been a while since they’ve released much of anything. However, expect the new J15 hybrid to make a lot of noise.

Bill gets his feet wet in the Wilson Staff pool by testing out with new Wilson Staff D200 hybrid. Read our review to see how it went.

The M1 Rescue will not save you from poor ball striking. While the look is appealing, only good players should be bagging this demanding hybrid.

Looking for a hybrid that does its job consistently without a lot of bells and whistles? Check out the Srixon Z 355 hybrid.

The PING Rhapsody clubs have changed Lauren’s game for the better. Find out the specifics in this review.

Within the XR line, Callaway has released two very different hybrids. Find out whether you should check out the standard or Pro model in this review.

Traditional looks? No. Exclusively for better players? Nah.
Read this review to see how the JPX-850 hybrid breaks the Mizuno mold.

It’s tough for a club to meet the needs of the average golfer and the desires of the better player, but the Nike Vapor Flex hybrid does exactly that.

With it’s smaller head size and neutral CoG, the R15 will have many admirers, but only those with quality ball striking skills should be bagging this.

Some players want their hybrids to be precision instruments. Others just want a club they can hit a long way. If you’re in the second group, check out the TaylorMade AeroBurner Rescue.

You’ll be excused if you didn’t even realize that Bridgestone Golf made clubs – it’s been a while since they’ve released much of anything. However, expect the new J15 hybrid to make a lot of noise.

Bill gets his feet wet in the Wilson Staff pool by testing out with new Wilson Staff D200 hybrid. Read our review to see how it went.