### Product Description


The TaylorMade Stealth 2 Hybrid is a versatile club designed to replace long irons in your bag. It excels in distance, forgiveness, and playability, making it an excellent option for a wide range of golfers. Key features include Advanced Inverted Cone Technology for maximum ball speed and distance, even on off-center hits, Thru-Slot Speed Pocket for more ball speed and forgiveness on mishits, especially on shots struck lower on the face, and V Steel Sole Design for smooth turf interaction. The TaylorMade Stealth 2 Hybrid comes with a non-adjustable head which doesn’t allow golfers to tune in their performance. However, that weight saved from the hosel is used elsewhere in the head to provide even more forgiveness.

**Perfect club for:** Golfers who struggle with long irons or desire more forgiveness off the fairway.



### Key features include:

- **Advanced Inverted Cone Technology:** Varies the thickness of the clubface to create a larger sweet spot, maximizing ball speeds across the face, even on off-center hits.

- **Thru-Slot Speed Pocket:** A channel that runs through the sole of the club behind the face. It flexes on impact, particularly on lower hits, to increase ball speed and forgiveness on mishits.

- **Precision CG Placement:** The center of gravity is strategically positioned in the clubhead to promote a higher launch angle. 

- **V Steel Sole Design:** A wider sole with strategically placed weight for improved turf interaction, helping the clubhead glide smoothly through the turf at impact. 

- **Multiple Loft Options:** Ranging from 19 degrees to 28 degrees or higher, allowing golfers to choose the loft, ensuring proper gapping within the set.


### Top competitors comparison: the [Callaway Paradym Hybrid](https://sidelineswap.com/shop/golf/clubs/hybrids/callaway/paradym-2/l323008) and the [Titleist TSi3 Hybrid](https://sidelineswap.com/shop/golf/clubs/hybrids/titleist/tsi3-4/l177582)


Like the Stealth 2 Hybrid, the Paradym Hybrid prioritizes distance and forgiveness. However, Callaway achieves this through their Jailbreak A.I. technology. This uses artificial intelligence to design an ultra-stable titanium chassis for maximum ball speed. Some golfers may prefer the adjustability features on the Paradym over the Stealth 2. The Titleist TSi3 Hybrid prioritizes a balance of distance, forgiveness, and playability. With the help of an Active Recoil Channel, the TSi3 flexes at impact, storing and releasing energy for more ball speed. It also features SureFit CG Technology, which allows golfers to adjust the center of gravity position to optimize launch characteristics for their swing.

### Progression:

There was a TaylorMade Stealth fairway wood but not a Stealth 1 Hybrid. The Stealth 2 Hybrid is the successor to the original TaylorMade SIM 2 Hybrid. Here's how they differ:

**TaylorMade SIM 2 Hybrid (2021):**

- Offered a titanium construction for the clubhead.
- Featured a Speed Pocket technology designed to increase ball speed on mishits.

**TaylorMade Stealth 2 Hybrid (2023):** Builds upon the distance capabilities of the SIM 2 Hybrid while incorporating advancements in forgiveness and playability:
- **More Inverted Cone Technology:** This refined technology creates a larger sweet spot for more consistent distance, even on off-center hits.
- **Improved Thru-Slot Speed Pocket:** This improved design allows for more face flex on lower hits, resulting in increased ball speed and forgiveness on mishits.
- **Precision CG Placement:** A more strategic CG position promotes a higher launch angle for easier ball flight and better control on approach shots
- **V Steel Sole Design:** This sole design enhances turf interaction for smoother clubhead passage through various lies, improving playability.


### What people are saying (edited for clarity and brevity)

**PROS:** 

- I struggle with long irons, so I settled on this Hybrid. I'm pretty blown away at the shot shaping I can do, even without it being adjustable. 
- This thing is VERY easy to hit high if I need to land it soft. 
- I just recently started using hybrids. I'm now on season 2 with the Stealth Hybrid, and my 4H is my favorite club to hit in my bag. It’s like a rocket! 



**CONS:**
- I was concerned that it wasn't adjustable, but without that, you just have to rely on yourself to create more or less loft.
- For the money, TM should provide an adjustable hosel like the other best-in-class hybrids on the market.
- It goes a little too straight, and I find myself in every bunker on the left, waiting for my fade to kick in.

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### Product Description 

TaylorMade RocketBallz hybrids feature a revolutionary Speed Pocket in the sole to increase ball speed across the face for maximum distances. The Speed Pocket works in combination with the Variable Thickness Crown design to increase face flexion in order to create a higher launch with lower spin and increased distance. The lower and forward center of gravity (CG) also promotes a higher launch and lower spin for maximum distance gains. The shallow head profile and improved sole geometry optimize turf interaction and control. The TaylorMade RocketBallz Hybrids come standard with the lightweight RocketFuel shaft for increased speed and TaylorMade Textured Black/Gold Grip.

### Expert Notes

The RocketBallz hybrid is a super attractive club. It features a white crown, combined with a sleek, compact head shape. In addition, these clubs incorporate SpeedPocket technology, which is specifically designed for faster ball speeds, higher launch and lower spin rates. It also has a very lightweight shaft, which happens to be one of the longest hybrid shafts on the market. The new sole pocket is deep, which increases the face flexibility and in turn creates more ball speed. It serves as a great club off the tee for shorter Par 4’s, as well as in the fairway. The RocketBallz hybrid is a fun club to hit, and will help you achieve your longest hybrid hits to date.

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A hybrid golf club is a cross between an iron and a fairway wood that combines features of both woods and irons.

What is a hybrid golf club?

Hybrid golf clubs replace long and medium irons but can also replace the 3 and 5 woods.

What club does a hybrid replace?

Hybrid clubs are great for golfers who want to increase the distance and accuracy of their shots. They combine features from both irons and fairway woods, giving you a club that can be used in many different situations.

What are hybrid clubs best for?

Hybrids have incredible versatiliy and can while they are typically used as a replacement for long irons, they can easily be used in the rough.

Can you use hybrid clubs in the rough?

Hybrids have a greater range than irons, but in reality it's accuracy and consistency that matter. Since many golfers carry either a hybrid or an iron, it is difficult to compare their performance as they both seek to accomplish similar tasks.

Do hybrids go further than irons?

Loft refers to the angle of the club face which has an effect on trajectory and distance. Generally, experienced golfers who produce high clubhead speeds prefer lower lofts while novice golfers benefit from higher lofts. Loft ratings on hybrids will be higher than both drivers fairway woods, generally varying from 14 to 28 degrees.