Golf Asia

TAYLORMADE M1 RESCUE

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www.taylormade­golf.com Lofts: 2/17°, 3/19°, 4/21°, 5/24° Stock shaft: Mitsubishi Kuro Kage Tini 70HY Adjustable hosel: Yes How much loft change: +/- 1.5° TECH:

A 27g sliding weight can be positioned to create a draw, fade or neutral bias. 3° of loft adjustabil­ity through the hosel adaptor means it’s possible to dial in lofts and gapping to suit your own game.

WE SAY:

For decent players, selecting a hybrid is much more about gapping between a fairway wood and their irons, so distance is less of a considerat­ion. That said the M1 was virtually inseparabl­e from the other premium (Callaway Apex) narrow body hybrid. Being the only adjustable-weight hybrid, it does offer shotshapin­g capabiliti­es which you don’t get elsewhere. With the sliding weight positioned neutrally there’s a lot of mass at the back of the head which created more spin than Callaway’s Apex, which could help flight the M1 better.

VERDICT:

The M1’s for golfers who either hit down on their hybrids (like irons) or have a tendency to pull hybrids left. It is expensive, but it gives a level of flexibilit­y decent golfers have come to expect.

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