Taylormade Stealth Plus Driver / 10.5 Degree / Regular Flex Save: Dhs. 250

Taylormade Stealth Plus Driver / 10.5 Degree / Regular Flex

Dhs. 1,200Dhs. 950 AED

 

The TaylorMade Stealth range represents a huge breakthrough in golf club technology with the first ever carbonwood design. Moving away from traditional titanium, Stealth faces use 60 layers of carbon fibre, creating a face that is 40% lighter while maximising ball speed and energy efficiency. Pair this with an aerodynamic design and precision weighting and you have woods that deliver exceptional speed, distance and forgiveness. 

With models like the Stealth plus, Stealth and Stealth HD, the range offers options golfers of all skill levels. From tour inspired performance to high forgiveness designs for easy launch and consistent performance. The Stealth family combines modern aesthetics with cutting edge technology, giving players confidence in every swing. 

The TaylorMade Stealth is special because it was the first ever carbonwood, representing a breakthrough in golf club design. By replacing much of the traditional metal with carbon, these clubs deliver faster ball speeds, higher launch and improved forgiveness. Combined with aerodynamic shaping and precision weighting, Stealth clubs help golfers hit longer, straighter shots across drivers, woods, hybrids and irons.

A carbon face is lighter than traditional steel, allowing engineers to redistribute weight to increase MOI and improve forgiveness. Carbon faces also help maintain high ball speed across a larger portion of the face, giving golfers more distance even on off centre strikes.

Yes Stealth irons are extremely forgiving. Designed as game improvement irons, their sole purpose is to provide distance and forgiveness across the clubface, making them suitable for mid to high handicap golfers looking to add distance and consistency to their iron game.

The three different models are all designed for different types of golfers and their abilities. The Stealth Plus is designed with a compact profile and lower spin for more experienced golfers. The core Stealth model is designed to be a balanced club offering a high level of both distance and forgiveness. The Stealth HD stands for High Draw, a super forgiving model suited to beginners and high handicap golfers.

Both are exceptional performers, but the key difference lies in the material used for the face. The Stealth introduced TaylorMade's 60-layer carbon fibre face, making the head lighter and redistributing weight for higher MOI. The SIM2 uses a traditional titanium face with Twist Face technology. In testing, performance differences are minimal, so your decision may come down to feel, budget, or simply which design you prefer the look of.

Focus on the clubhead condition, shaft, and grip wear. Minor cosmetic scratches are normal and won't affect performance, but avoid drivers with any dents or face damage. Check that the shaft flex matches your swing speed. Our grading system takes the guesswork out by clearly rating each club's condition.

It depends on your skill level and typical misses. High handicappers benefit from forgiving models like the SIM2 Max, M2, or Qi10 Max. Mid handicappers often perform well with the standard Stealth or Qi10. Low handicappers seeking workability and low spin tend to prefer Plus or LS variants. If unsure, our team can help guide you to the right choice for your game.

With proper care, a quality TaylorMade driver can last many years. Modern drivers don't wear out quickly under regular use. The main components that may need attention over time are the grip, which can be replaced affordably, and the shaft, which may occasionally need attention. Clubheads themselves remain playable for thousands of rounds.