In creating the Rocketballz RBZ irons, TaylorMade did the unthinkable! They brought in engineers from their metalwood department, to help create irons with faces that behave like drivers, sending the ball easily high and far almost as if it was bounced off a trampoline.
Not only will they appeal to lots of golfers, the irons will also do a good job from even the stickiest of rough lies.” The head size was certainly more standard than others on test and I felt the overall shape was quite rounded.
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Pro Verdict: “I was very impressed with the RocketBallz irons. It’s also worth noting that the long irons have actually been designed to be more like woods – this means they’re easier to hit than some of the other long irons and the overall look is more of an old-school driving iron. He also felt the stronger lofts would be ideal for those who struggle to get the ball airborne and lose distance because of this. Was a lot of power generated by the substantial weight behind the face.
Paul Brown, playing off 15, also commented on how well the ball flew off the face even on off-centre hits, while better player Tom felt like there Twenty-handicapper Rik loved them, and felt they were very forgiving too. The first thing to note is the insane distance generated by them – they really are long and spectacularly easy to hit.
There was a huge amount of buzz around TaylorMade’s RocketBallz range when it launched at the start of the year and it's fair to say the RBZ irons (which effectively replaced the Burner irons) stand up to the impressive woods very well.
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