Titleist 585H vs. Taylormade Rescue TP (2007)?

The ball flight will be determined by both shaft and technique this is even more profound when the clubheads have the same degree of loft.

You need to test for yourself the Titleist with the three shaft options against themselves and each against the Taylormade with only the one shaft option. There is no other way of knowing!

Really? I don't know anything about the Penta ball. All I know is you will have to have a high swing speed to activate all 5 of those layers to get the correct response from the ball. If the TP Red spun too much for you and the Pro V1 spins faster than the TP Red, the Penta will not be the right ball for you either. You can buy a sleeve at your pro shop and see how they work for you though. The way to decide the type of ball you need is to take this test: Do you hit lots of hooks and/or slices? If yes give yourself (-1). If no give yourself(+1) Do you often need to get up and down? If yes give yourself(+1). If no give yourself(-1) Do you prefer iron shots that hit and roll? If yes give yourself(-1). If no give yourself(+1) Are you able to work the ball? If yes give yourself(+1) If no give yourself(-1) Balls are listed in 3 categories, high, medium, and low spin. If your total score is +2 to +4 then you should consider a high spin ball like Bridgestone e5+, Nike One Tour?Tour D, Pro V1/V1x, and the Bridgestone B-330/330s. If your total score is +1 to -1 then you should consider a medium spin ball like the Srixon Trispeed, Bridgestone e6+, Nike PD Soft, and the Callaway Big Bertha. If your total score is -2 to -4 then you should consider a low spin ball Nike Crush and any of the Pinnacle golf balls.

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You are going to have to hit them both, and see which one you like better. I have all Titleist clubs except for my three wood. It is a Taylor made rescue. I think Taylormade woods have a better feel than Titleist. I tried the Titleist, but I thought they had a thin feel, even when you hit them solid, but they did have a more penetrating ball flight. I went with the Taylormade because it had a higher ball flight, and felt much more solid.