The All New TaylorMade Rocketbladez Golf Clubs

The All New TaylorMade Rocketbladez Golf Clubs

Through-out the years TaylorMade has been a leader in golf equipment in collaboration with its company counter-part Adidas. Ever since 2006 TMaG has been #1 in golf clubs, apparel and many other categories these companies are gunning for. Fortunately for TaylorMade their design team has been creating the hottest irons and drivers on the market, dominating the competition year after year.

TaylorMade put the world in a roaring frenzy with the release of the Rocketballz Irons, Drivers and Fairway Woods, while at the same time cornered the market by branding hats, shirts and everything else with the rocket green RBZ logo. 

However, by saying the Rocketballz flew off the shelf because of great marketing would be understating the capabilities of the revolutionary club from TMaG.

The Rocketballz 3-Wood for instance literally aided golfers to stripe the ball 30 yards further than with previous modeled woods. Actually what TaylorMade did was reduce the spin of the ball and by taking out less RPM’s it actually generates more distance, making the 3- wood actually produce only 45 yards less than a typical driver.

For instance, the 9 iron generally generates 9,000 RPM while the 8 iron, usually constructed with less loft, generates less RPM creating further ball distance and this is true through-out the de-progression.

That is probably why for the 2013 year, TaylorMade kept on the Rocketballz drivers and woods, but completely wiped out the Rocketballz Irons and created the TaylorMade Rocketbladez Irons, which TMaG claims to generate *15 more yards than the irons currently used in your bag.

The Rocketbladez set was designed to have a consistent distance between the gaps throughout the set by precisely managing the RBZ Speed Pocket, Inverted Cone, Face Thickness, Cg Location and also shaft length and loft. Made with a shorter hosel the weight of the club is reduced by 9 grams, offering faster swing speeds and moves the CG location closer to the center. By doing this TaylorMade promotes a higher launch angle, higher peak trajectory and steeper descent angle for quick-stopping landings and a ton more distance.

The price range is fairly decent for these amazing golf clubs too. Starting at 799.95 for the TaylorMade Rocketbladez Irons (Click Here to check them out), it is a great price compared to other market leaders i.e. Mizuno or Titleist where their golf clubs generally start at 899.95 or more.

Also the Rocketbladez Tour model will be available in February, for the better player looking for more control and feel.

*I just happened to be in a local golf shop in Las Vegas and found that what TMaG claimed to be true.