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TaylorMade · Driver · 2023

TaylorMade Stealth 2 HD

3 reviewers
84

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

Easy draw-bias driver, tightest dispersion.

They agree

  • +Strong draw bias fights slice
  • +Tightest dispersion, stable
  • +Easy to hit, consistent

The knocks

  • Not the longest
  • Gloss crown less liked

Buy it ifyou slice and want more fairways

Skip it ifyou already draw the ball

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The verdicts.

National Club Golfer

UK magazine, hands-on club testing

Loved it

one of the easiest to hit drivers on the market this year

A shockingly long, easy-to-hit draw-biased model with the most consistent front-to-back distance.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons
  • +one of the easiest drivers to hit
  • +surprisingly long
  • +most consistent distance of the three
  • not the longest raw distance

For: Players wanting forgiveness, ease of use and draw help.

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The Average Golfer

Real-world gear for regular golfers

Loved it

the Stealth 2 is going to stay in the bag

The reviewer kept it in the bag for its confidence, consistency and stability, even though it's not the longest driver.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons
  • +Confidence-inspiring at address
  • +Consistent, stable, finds fairways
  • +HD weighting keeps cut in check
  • Not the longest driver in the range
  • Gloss crown less liked than matte

For: Players prioritising consistency and control over distance

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GOLF.com

ClubTest robot + player testing

Liked it

30 yards to the left first shot

The heavy draw-bias model that posted the tightest dispersion in the RoboTest and moved a slice 30 yards left versus the standard head.

+ the facts · 3 pros
  • +Tightest dispersion pattern of the three
  • +Strong draw bias, moved shot 30 yards left
  • +Highest ball speed across the face

For: Slicers who need a heavy draw-bias, forgiving driver