taylormade rocketballz driver reviews wrx

#Taylormade rocketballz driver reviews wrx series

I’ll take 10 to 20 more yards anyĭay! Two iron sets are in the Rocketballz line – the TaylorMade “hotter.” Neither the fairway woods nor the hybrids feature theĪdjustable FCT technology, but hey.

Nike) which is intended to make the face more flexible and therefore Slot in the sole (similar to the slot which has been used by Adams and The fairway woods, and TaylorMade is claiming an average distance gain The Rocketballz hybrids use technology similar to Little like the Burner 2.0 woods, but with a slightly more appealing,īalanced look. All things beingĮqual, more spring-like effect equals more distance. Referred to as the spring-like or trampoline effect). Push the legal limit for Coefficient of Restitution (“COR,” also Incorporates a ton of technology into these clubs, and as a result they

Of about 17 yards when players are hitting Rocketballz fairway woods TaylorMade claims it’s seeing an average distance gain Slightly different approach than many other recent drivers: to promote accuracy, it uses a stock shaft that’s ½-inch shorter than the shaft fitted to the TaylorMade Burner 2.0. TaylorMade R11S driver (you can read our review on the TaylorMade R11Sĭriver on another page of our site). The Rocketballzĭriver has a shallower face and more draw bias than the equally new Hosel that allows golfers to optimize their ball flight byĪdjusting the face, lie and loft angles of the club. Uses TaylorMade’s Flight Control Technology (“FCT”) – an adjustable Rocketballz driver has a white crown and black face, said to help alignment and improve player confidenceīy making the club head appear larger in comparison to the ball. “like a rocket.” As with TaylorMade’s other recent clubs, the When he hit a prototype version he described it as being TaylorMade says the Rocketballz name was at least partially inspired byĭustin Johnson. Versions of the Rocketballz driver are adjustable.

#Taylormade rocketballz driver reviews wrx series

Like the company’s recent “R” series drivers, both It’s available in two models – the Rocketballz and the You disregard its goofy name, this new TaylorMade driver packs a lot of Let’s start with the big dog – the TaylorMade Rocketballz driver. Series includes drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, gloves, balls, bags, umbrellas and golf towels. The TaylorMade Rocketballz Driverįor now, let’s just touch on a few of the high points of this new series Simply click on the appropriate link and you’ll be taken to the particular review you’d like to read. On other pages of this site we review the TaylorMade Rocketballz driver, the TaylorMade Rocketballz fairway woods, the TaylorMade Rocketballz hybrids and the TaylorMade Rocketballz irons. What’s “under the hood” of the clubs? I’ll overview them here, but you’ll have to read our reviews to find out any real specifics about the different clubs. Instead of the familiar red, black and white of the TaylorMade Burners and “R” series, the Rocketballz clubs, bags, umbrellas and so forth are designed in green, black and white. The drivers, fairway woods and hybrids feature the white crowns that have been popularized by the company’s R11 series, but the overall color scheme is different.

The first thing you might notice about the new TaylorMade golf equipment is the color.