TaylorMade R15 fairway and rescue
TaylorMade R15 fairway woods and hybrids have been launched in conjunction with the new R15 driver

TaylorMade R15 fairway woods and hybrids have been launched in conjunction with the new R15 driver
The TaylorMade R15 fairway wood and rescue have been launched in conjunction with the new R15 driver.
The R15 fairway is the brand's first to feature the sliding-weight technology that made its debut in the SLDR driver.
This comes in the form of a Front Track system, which acts like a speed pocket - enabling the face to flex, thus increasing ball speeds and the size of the sweet spot - while also featuring a moveable 25-gram weight.
This can be pushed towards to heel to encourage a draw and towards the toe to promote a fade.
All TaylorMade R15 woods comes in both a standard and a TP version.
The fairways also feature TaylorMade’s Adjustable Loft Sleeve, which offers 4° of loft adjustability, allowing golfers to fine-tune their trajectory.
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The TaylorMade R15 rescue, meanwhile, also boasts 3° of adjustability through the hosel.
A new tour-inspired compact shape is coupled with a smaller surface area to make it more playable from a number of different lies.
The 165cc R15 fairway ranges from a 15-degree 3-wood to a high-launch 20.5-degree 5-wood.
The 96cc rescue starts in a 17-degree 2-iron replacement and is available through to a 24-degree 5-iron replacement model.
The TaylorMade R15 fairway and hybrid models come with a version of Fujikura’s Speeder shaft and Lamkin UTx grips.
Prices and availability:
TaylorMade R15 fairway, standard - £229 TaylorMade R15 fairway, TP - £279
TaylorMade R15 rescue, standard - £189 TaylorMade R15 rescue, TP - £229
On sale: January 9, 2014
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