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Taylormade Stealth2 – Same Speed but more forgiveness!
- By Alan Fletcher
- January 10, 2023
- Custom Fitting, Shop
The newest range of Stealth 2 product from Taylormade launches on January 10th 2023. This second generation product builds on the success that the original technology gained in 2022. With more increased carbon in the head and more head options. The ability to be fit into the correct driver is endless with this fantastic product.
With the new Stealth2 Driver the sole, ring and crown are all made from Carbon with only the sleeve and collar being the only metal elements. In 2023 there will be 3 driver heads. Plus, Standard and HD. Plus is the most adjustable giving the better player more options to dial in, the stealth2 standard head will be the most played driver and the stealth HD will be the most forgiving and draw biased driver of the 3.
Each product will have some different shaft options although the ability to customise and fit to the player is second to none. The plus head will have the Kaili and Hazardus Smoke as standard, the Stealth2 will have the Ventus TR as standard and the more forgiving Stealth 2 HD will have the Speeder NX shaft, a shaft with a little more torgue to help the average golfer.
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