TaylorMade launch new Stealth line of drivers and fairway woods for 2022

TaylorMade have today launched their new equipment for 2022 with the announcement of their new Stealth line. 

We already got a glimpse of the new Stealth driver when Tiger Woods tested the red-faced big stick at the PNC Championship last December.

Now we can take a closer look at the line of products from TaylorMade, who for more than 20 years have been leading the way in product design. 

TaylorMade are making a bold claim with their latest product releases, saying that more than 20 years' worth of research have gone into the new era of driver technology in their carbon twist face drivers. 

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Why carbon?

One of the features of Stealth carbon woods is the red face. It has 60 layers of carbon fibre to help provide more speed. 

TaylorMade say their engineers made a 26g face, which is 40 per cent lighter than a titanium face of the same size. 

The face size of Stealth is 11 per cent larger than the SIM2 and SIM2 Max drivers. 

With this, the company say the weigh savings and larger face made possible by the twist face deliver stunning new ball speeds compared to the previous models. 

Nanotextrure face technology

The nanotexture cover is made from a thin polyurethane layer that creates a strong and flexible striking surface which serves to optimise distance. 

TaylorMade say this technology produces the ideal amount of friction between the face and the ball at impact to reduce spin in dry conditions. 

The full-face scorelines are designed to provide improved spin performance in wet conditions. 

Speed

Despite the larger face, club head speed does not decline with Stealth. The adjustable weight creates advanced aerodynamics at the most critical phase of the swing. 

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How does it sound?

Based on the experience with older carbon headed clubs, it could be expected the Stealth family of drivers suffer from a muted and low-energy sound. 

But the TaylorMade engineers have been able to create a bright and powerful sound. 

Specifications, availability and pricing

Stealth Plus, Stealth and Stealth HD drivers will be available for pre-order today (4 January) and retail on 4 February. 

Stealth Plus has a RRP of £499 / €649

Stealth and Stealth HD have an RRP of £469 / €629

Stealth Plus will be offered in 8, 9 and 10.5 degree lofts. Shaft offerings include Project X HZRDUS Smoke RDC Red 60 and Mitsubishi's Kai'li White 60, with numerous custom shaft options available. 

They come stock with Lamkin's Crossline black and red grips (50g). 

Stealth and Stealth HD will be offered in 9, 10.5 and 12 degree lofts. Shaft offerings include Fujikura Ventus Red 5. They too are stock with Lamkin's Crossline black and red grips. 

Personalisation

For the modern golfer, personalisation is a key aspect. From stamped wedges and putters to custom head covers and embroidered bags, golfers at every level of the game want their equipment to make a statement. 

TaylorMade are allowing advanced personalisation in the Stealth Plus model and golfers and choose from various options to create a look and feel to match their style. 

• Face colour - with six options as red, green, yellow, blue, orange and grey
• Body colour - choose from black and chalk
• Crown finish - gloss or matte, with or without the TaylorMade logo
• Sole decal colour - eight colour options include black, blue, red, orange, green, gold, pale blue and volt
• Head covers - mono or colour

The RRP of MyStealth is at £579 / €579 and will be offered in 9 and 10.5 degree lofts with fully customisable shaft and grip components. 

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