503H vs. LDI vs. Nike...

I still like the TM Mid Rescue, but of the ones you have listed I'd pick the Titleist.

i tried all 3 models you've listed and have the nike pro combo in a 18* and 20*. the nike and cleveland i thought were hands down better than the titleist. they were both more forgiving and easier to hit. the titleist was very bulky. sole was much bigger. i went with the nike because i prefered the sound and feel of it. it felt and sounded much mor solid than the cleveland.

as for the performance, its great. can hit it high, hit it low, put a draw on it, a fade on it. club delivers from the tee box, the fairway and even the rough. as an example, i hit the ball 270-275 consitently with the driver and 180-185 with the 5 iron. i am able to hit this club 220-230 off the tee, 215-220 off the fairway, and out of a horrible lie is some thick rough was able to hit it 205 (probably 185 on the fly and a lot of roll). i highly reccomend this club. the stock steel shaft, nike speedstep is pretty nice in this. i was suprised. i absolutely hated the shaft in the t-40 tour fairway woods and the pro combos.

Titleist 503H

or

Cleveland LDI

or

Nike Pro Combo Utility Iron

 

interested in a club to replace my 2-iron in a steel shaft, stiff

 

I'm looking for a low ball flight with less spin than my 4-wood

 

would be hitting out of rough if possible

 

what are your thoughts?

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I've hit each of the clubs you have listed, and IMHO the Mizuno Fli Hi II is stronger than each of them.

Better yet, if you're willing to consider yet another club, check out the Sonartec MD. I have 2 MD's in play right now (17* and 21*), and they are far and away the best hybrids I've ever hit. The MD definitely produces a low, boring trajectory (at least for me and many others I've spoken to) with the stock IROD installed... I chose to re-shaft with an NVS-85 Hybird shaft and the clubs have been pure dyanmite for me. Perfect trajectory and easy from any lie. Just my .02.