Cgb Max Rescue

Posted on August 14th, 2010 by Mark Ames

TaylorMade R7 CGB Max Rescue Hybrid

Like the driver and fairway woods in the lineup, the r7 CGB Max Rescue hybrid uses a triangular clubhead design, through which TaylorMade pulls the center of gravity back from the clubface. The MOI is boosted for more forgiveness, and higher launch characteristics are achieved.

The TaylorMade R7 Max Rescue Hybrid with Graphite Shaft has a triangular-shaped head, and the triangular clubhead geometry and shallow face promote more spin for longer carry and distance. The SuperFast technology includes 55-gram shaft for faster swing speed and the club has the signaturer7 CGB MAX color.

TaylorMade Golf, the world leader in metalwood sales, has introduced the r7CGB MAX Rescue--a technologically superior hybrid that rounds out the r7 CGB MAX line of clubs. Similar to the r7 CGB MAX driver and fairway woods, the r7 CGB MAX Rescue hybrid features a triangular-shaped clubhead that allows for an extremely low and deep-back center of gravity location (CGB stands for "center of gravity back") that makes it incredibly easy to launch the ball high and long, and which helps to boost the clubhead's MOI and stability on off-center hits.

"The r7 CGB MAX Rescue hybrids are like every other club in the r7 CGB MAX line," said Tom Olsavsky, TaylorMade's senior director of metalwood creation. "They incorporate every relevant performance technology we have to maximize its ease of use. We like to say that they're easier to hit than your 7-iron."

At last, its design is based on maximum forgiveness and has a shallow clubface that produces the longer carry and increased spin.it is an ideal for mid to lower handicap golfers looking to lower their score and be a little more consistent.

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