TaylorMade has packed 15 years of ground- breaking technologies into their R-Series metal woods and their new R15 hybrids are the latest extension of the company's flagship product line.

The R15 hybrids are smaller than the previous generation of TaylorMade hybrids and are more neutrally weighted. The tour-inspired shape and smaller footprint will appeal to more highly-skilled players.

A 3-degree loft sleeve lets you adjust the club's loft conditions easily. The standard setting along with the centrally-located center of gravity promotes a neutral ball flight. These hybrids also have a shallow Speed Pocket, similar in design to the SLDR, which helps improve ball speed even on shots that don't find the center of the face.

The R15 hybrids ($219.99) come in lofts of 17, 19, 21 and 24 degrees. Fujikura’s Speeder 77 Evolution shaft (X, S, R and M flexes) comes stock. A separate TP version retails for $289.99 with Fujikura’s Speeder 869 Evolution Tour Spec shaft.

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