5 Ways the TaylorMade Stealth Plus Driver Boosts Performance

The TaylorMade Stealth Plus driver redefines performance, specifically through its commitment to ushering in the carbonwood age.

Up until recently, most driver heads have been made with strong, lightweight titanium alloys. Nowadays, while titanium is commonly used in golf driver construction, modern models are made with carbon crowns that drastically reduce weight and improve performance in other ways, too.

On that note, here are 5 performance-boosting features of the Stealth Plus driver.

LIghter Swing Weight

One of the main ways that carbon construction benefits driver performance is by lightening the weight. With carbon, it’s possible to construct a large, bulky driver with a deceptively low swing weight and higher volume.

This can give you substantial performance through a club that offers heightened energy transfer and structural stability, with a lighter swing weight that will benefit not only amateurs and senior players, but anyone that has a slightly slower swing weight.

Better Energy Transfer

The TaylorMade Stealth Plus is made with a 60X Carbon Twist Face that has 60 layers of carbon fiber strategically arranged across the club face, resulting in a broader, more forgiving sweet spot over a greater surface area.

It also results in more explosive energy transfer for longer, straighter drives that deliver more carry distance with less shot dispersion.

Optimal Launch and Spin

The TaylorMade Stealth Plus driver is made with a technologically advanced polyurethane nanotexture cover that provides the ideal traction between the club face and the ball, even in adverse conditions.

This feature engenders optimal launch and spin (as well as energy transfer) whether the face is bone dry or soaking wet. Better consistency and fine-tuned performance with respect to launch and spin are just a few more things to love about these TaylorMade drivers.

Tunable Trajectory

Like many other high-end drivers, the TaylorMade Stealth Plus features a movable weight (10g) that can be positioned as needed on the driver in order to customize shot shape depending on whatever biases your shots exhibit.

This makes the Stealth Plus among a highly customizable option for players of all skillsets and talent levels.

Sound Performance

The TaylorMade Stealth Plus is also engineered to deliver satisfying acoustic feedback, thanks in part to a series of internal stiffening ribs paired with ideal shape and curvature, which together provide the perfect “ping” in response to ideal contact – every time.

Where to Learn More About the TaylorMade Stealth Plus Driver

Not sure if a TaylorMade Stealth Plus driver is the right choice for you? One of the best things you can do is work with a fitter who can take your measurements, watch you swing, and then determine which club and shaft pairings are right for you, or which shaft you should pair with a Stealth Plus, if your heart is set on it.

Check out Dallas Golf Company. Not only do they sell TaylorMade golf clubs; they also have experienced professional fitters on staff that can answer your questions and make personalized recommendations that will benefit your game.

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