TaylorMade Stealth2 High Draw Rescue Women's 4-23 Right Hand | High Launch & Forgiveness

Overview

Step into a women’s version of TaylorMade's Stealth2 line with the High Draw Rescue, crafted for right-handed players. This model blends advanced speed with launch-friendly geometry, designed to feel confident at impact and offer versatile performance across a variety of courses. The engineering focuses on maximizing ball speed across the face while preserving durability and conformance, paired with a slightly larger profile and a low, deep center of gravity to help promote a higher launch and easier playability for a broad range of golfers.

Why this club stands out

• Variable face thickness helps maximize speed across more of the face, while maintaining durability.
• A slightly larger overall profile paired with a low and deep CG supports higher launches and easier playability.
• Higher lofted heads can encourage more trajectory and on-course adaptability, with improved turf interaction for versatile shots.

Key technologies and how they translate to on-course feel

• Twist Face design: engineered to help counter mis-hits and promote straighter ball flights.
• Speed Pocket: a flexible feature designed to maximize ball speeds and provide additional forgiveness on low-face strikes.
• Durable construction that respects conformance rules while delivering a responsive feel at impact.

Practical benefits for different players

On the tee or from the fairway, players may notice a more confident launch and a tendency toward clean, repeatable results. The combination of higher launch potential and improved turf interaction supports a versatile set of playing conditions, from tight fairways to softer turf and light wind situations.

Who is it for?

This model targets women golfers seeking higher launch, easy playability, and a draw-friendly bias that could help shape favorable trajectories across a broad course mix. It emphasizes forgiveness on off-center hits while preserving the potential for controlled shot shaping.

• Forgiveness on off-center contact may help maintain distance and trajectory.
• Potential for straighter results with mis-hits due to designed face geometry.