TaylorMade Rescue Hybrid 2009

by Cynr

From the inventor of the original Rescue, The Rescue 2009 has been re-designed to give the player more confidence over the ball with any type of lie. The Rescue 2009 is a throwback in a way as the clubhead size is similar to the original Rescue Mid as opposed to the over-sized hybrids being put on the market today. The Rescue 2009 boasts a "two-tiered, monochromatic crown and silver clubface" which is huge improvement in my opinion over the Rescue Mid's appearance.

 

The TaylorMade Rescue Hybrid 2009 features an aesthetically pleasing, compact head shape that is both confidence-inspiring and more versatile. The Low-Friction sole reduces turf-drag and increases playability from most any lie on the course. A stainless steel head with Ultra-Thin Wall technology allows additional weight from the walls to be better distributed throughout the head for better trajectories and forgiveness.

 

More versatile and confidence-inspiring
Low-Friction sole
A low Center of Gravity that makes it easier to launch the ball high and long
Ultra-Thin wall technology for ideal weight distributio

 

A crown decal is "strategically positioned" in order to make alignment easier so that your clubface is positioned properly to your target-line, thus helping out with your accuracy (although you still have to make the swing).

 

The Rescue hybrid's size, while similar to the original Rescue Mid, also boasts UTW technology in the crown, so weight is saved and moved in order to lower the center-of-gravity location.

 

The sole has been redesigned and has recessed areas in the toe and heel to lessen turf interaction and reduce twisting or slowing down clubhead speed.

Any time you have less of chance to chunk one is a good bit of design.

 

The Rescue Hybrid 2009 comes in two flavors, the standard Rescue and the Rescue TP with the big difference being that the Rescue TP hybrid has the same Flight Control Technology (FCT) technology that's in the R9 driver and fairway woods, while the standard Rescue hybrid does not. For those who like to tweak their clubs, the TP version might be for you.More information at www.golfsaleshop.com.

 

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Funny Hybrid Animals

by EJP Photo

Nowadays, thanks to the advance of biological technology, scientists are developing more and more hybrid animals, which are defined as the offspring resulting from cross-breeding of different animals. Let's enjoy some photos of funny hybrid animals:

 

1. Cama

 

Cama, which was born in 1995, is the product of breeding a llama and a camel. Camas is characterized as being humpless and having the long fluffy coat of a llama. In addition, its ears are half way in length between camels and llamas, but they have the strong legs of a camel.

 

A cama and its parents (camel and llama)

A two-year old cama

2. Zebroid

 

A zorse is the result of crossbreeding a horse and a zebra. A zonkey is the result of crossbreeding a donkey with a zebra. The Zony is the result of crossbreeding a pony to a zebra. All these three are called zebroids, which are defined as a cross between a zebra and any other equine. Zebroids are also preferred over zebra for practical uses such as riding because of its body shape.

 

A Zorse

 

A Zonkey

 

A Zony

 

3. Hybrid Pheasant

 

The Golden Phesant has commonly been crossed with the similar Lady Amherst's Pheasant. The result is a hybrid with distinguished colors from its parents.

 

A Golden Pheasant

 

A Lady Amherst Pheasant

 

Hybrid Pheasant displayed at Rothschild Museum Copyright Sarah Hartwell

 

4. Leopon

 

The Leopon is the result of breeding a male leopard with a female lion. The head of the animal is similar to that of a lion while the rest of the body is similiar to leopards. The most successful breeding programme was at the Koshien Hanshin Park in Nishinomiya City, Japan. Leopons are also larger than leopards and likes to climb and enjoy water.

 

A leopon at a zoo

 

5. Liger/Tigon

Ligers are crossbreeds between a male lion while Tigons are crossbreds between a male tiger and a female lion. Ligers are the world's largest cats. On the other hand, Tigons are usually smaller than either of their parents. Male Ligers or Tigons are sterile while the females are often fertile.

 

Liger

 

Tigon

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1. giving an animal a loving home

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3. Animals We Love

 

 

 

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TAYLORMADE RESCUE/RESCUE TP Hybrid VS TITLEIST 909H Hybrid

by sneakerdog

TAYLORMADE RESCUE/RESCUE TP Hybrid

TECH TALK: The Rescue has a tall face with less bulge to improve alignment at address. The head's walls are very thin (0.6 millimeters), allowing the designers to move weight to the sole and lower the CG. The classically shaped Rescue TP has an adjustable hosel that lets users change the lie, loft and face angle to eight different settings.

 

PLAYER COMMENTS:
(H) "The weight of this club makes you want to hit it. Excellent design."
(M) "The best-looking Rescue they've come out with." … "(TaylorMade Rescue Hybrids 2009)On thin shots, you don't lose as much distance as with others. Good, boring ball flight." … "Incredibly easy to hit: It feels more forgiving than most hybrids."
(L) "Consistently good height. Nice job hiding the adjustable hosel."

HOT: While so many others are making fairway wood-like hybrids, here's a model taking us back to where we belong.

NOT: Some might find the crown decal gaudy or distracting.

 

TITLEIST 909H Hybrid

TECH TALK: The 909H is a no-nonsense, stainless-steel players head with a Carpenter-steel face insert that's designed to improve ball speed. The CG, off-set and head size are progressive throughout the set to create the ideal ball flight for each loft. It's available with the Aldila VooDoo or Diamana Blue hybrid shaft.

 

PLAYER COMMENTS:
(H) "I was doubtful at first because of the small head, but the ball just explodes off the face." … "It has BMW looks. I wonder why I don't own this one."
(M) "It looks just like a hybrid should. It's not too forgiving,more of a players hybrid, and it performs and feels like a Titleist." (L) "Terrific trajectory. The leading edge snuggles right under the ball at address." … "It has a solid, muted feel that still gives good feedback."

HOT: It's a low-handicappers' favorite, but average players will be comfortable with its clean lines.

NOT: Stock (and even custom) shafts tend toward the heavier and stiffer end of the spectrum.

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