Burner Rescue Hybrid
Burner Rescue Hybrid
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US $47.00
About Taylormade Raylor Hybrid
As we know, the TaylorMade Raylor has been with us since 1988 and is reputed to be the favorite utility wood amongst players from time immemorial. This kind of golf clubs are particularly adept at rescuing those, "gone into the rough", tee shots and returning them to, or close to, the course. The club consists of a steel head is round and has a low center of gravity, the club only a few extra tracks, is the function of supporting the club to glide effortlessly on the long grass and will resist pulling and turning.
The year 2009 was the start of the hybrid Taylor Made Raylor and it turns out to be a great improvement over the original plan. This new hybrid club Raylor has two loft angle 19 and 22 degrees are available. The club has two characteristics together, which make them more efficient to offer the shots from the rough.
1. The leading edge is lightly sharpened and pointed slightly, this permits a sliding action through the grass to address the rear of the golf balls.
2. The sole of this club, known as the "Raylor sole", has a ship's hull like form, this has the effect of parting the grass blades producing a clean glide swing with little or no resistance or snagging.
With the combination of the Raylor sole and the leading edge design there is a 23% reduction in the area of the section of the discount golf clubs head that would cause other clubs to stall or twist.
The radius of the Raynor sole can also assist you when making shots from sidehill lies. This radius measures 17 degrees as compared to a Burner Rescue hybrid club's 10 degrees this actually provides an additional 70% extra sole relief making a more solid contact with the golf ball when it is under or above your feet.
The Raylor hybrid has a RE*AX 65 gram shaft and is an inch more in length than is usual for other TaylorMade Rescue clubs(for example, the Taylormade 09 Rescue of matching loft angles. You will feel the extra length and further assistance when you try the first shot.
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