TaylorMade Unveils Stealth 2 Family

Fairway Wood, Rescue, and Iron Combination
Focus on Increasing Distance and Forgiveness

TaylorMade unveiled the 'Stealth2 Family' on the 31st, a combination of fairway woods, rescues, and irons focused on distance and forgiveness.

Stealth 2 Family
Photo by TaylorMade

The Stealth2 fairway woods and rescues feature faces that are thinner in the center and edges to increase repulsion and enhance distance. The fairway woods have a 3D carbon crown that lowers the center of gravity, and the toe weight is shifted toward the back of the head to improve forgiveness.

The rescue clubs come in three models: Stealth2, Stealth2 Plus, and Stealth2 HD. Compared to previous models, the center of gravity is lower, making it easier to launch the ball and hit it straight, according to the company.

The Stealth HD irons are characterized by their ability to hit the ball straight and far. TaylorMade introduced them by saying, "They reduce ball curvature even on mishits and allow the ball to be easily launched thanks to a low center of gravity."

The long irons have a low center of gravity in the iron heads and distribute more weight on both sides to increase the moment of inertia (MOI), helping golfers make shots more easily. The short irons are designed differently to provide a sleek feel. Additionally, a draw bias face was adopted to help eliminate slices. The sole design, which smoothly glides over the ground to prevent distance loss at impact, is also a notable feature.

Im Heon-yeong, head of TaylorMade Korea, said, "We hope golfers will raise the standard of golf with the innovative TaylorMade Stealth2 Family clubs."