TaylorMade R11 Rocketballz RBZ Irons

TaylorMade R11 Rocketballz RBZ Irons reviewed by Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru. Mark hits the two TaylorMade irons and talks about what these two golf irons could do for your golf game. The R11 with it's chrome finish and more classic looks and design will appeal to many golfers. The RocketBallz RBZ irons with extra help in the long irons and grey finish are built for distance and speed. the long shafted and strong lofted golf clubs are made for golfers who want power with some level of control.

41 thoughts on “TaylorMade R11 Rocketballz RBZ Irons

  1. Could you do a video comparing two different game type clubs instead of
    similar clubs. For example, could you do a video of TaylorMade Burner plus
    irons vs. Something like TM r11 or RBZ. Basically a review over game
    improvement clubs and expensive game improvement clubs.

  2. Yes but their shafts are longer that standard the balls they hit are rock
    hard and it’s all about crushing a drive their’s not to many of them who
    would do any thing on tour. My point was always tour edge are a very
    playable club that are longer than any main brand for the same cost plus
    you get a proper shaft not this crap you get with main brands

  3. I have played with both of these clubs and they feel nearly identical. The
    Taylormade CB are a bit more challenging to hit, but when you make solid
    contact, it feels amazing.

  4. I love the RBZ!!! easy to use and I think looks great. Very straight
    hitting too… only problem is getting use to the distances generated by
    each iron compared to my old RAM set. No comparison really

  5. actually they are. they have to keep it within a 50 yard wide fairway and
    if the wind is blowing and the ball is going 400 yards thats a lot of time
    forthe win to push the ball so for the most part they are pretty accurate
    and i know a 50 yard fairway is big but with wind its a tough challenge

  6. I bought the r11 today irons and driver. I hit the rbz side by side with
    the r11. Loved the feel of both. Felt like more control with r11 and I had
    greater club speed. Both great clubs but for me it was the r11. I hit 100
    balls with each for a good comparison

  7. Hey Mark would you do a session on different types of wedges along with
    comparing the DG spinner shaft to a standard one? Love the show and thanks
    for the reviews and tips!

  8. take out your shaft off your taylormade and check the wieght,frequency and
    spine off the shaft there is + or – 15% tolerance not a made up statement,
    fact they market their range well. So if you buy into this taylormade
    number 1 driver sold and believe you get anything that resembles anything
    your tour player has in his bag your a fool the only thing the same is the
    colour

  9. I have the rbz irons and drivers and I love them. I have been hitting my 8
    iron around 140-150 and landing within a 10m area. They have great control
    and I actually like the looks. The driver also just flys off, the other day
    I have my swing speed tested and I got 117 mph and the ball carried 270
    yards. I don’t have any complaints about them at all

  10. I tried the R11’s, the CB’s and the Mizuno MP-59’s. The 59’s were without
    question the better option for me and I’m hitting the ball better than
    ever. I’ve never been big on TM’s over-branding, strong lofts and general
    marketing strategy either so I’m kinda glad the Mizzies were better for me.

  11. @siege159 haha that sucks cause they are fantastic clubs and they are not
    well known! i got the xcg5 the other day and its amazing it make that
    rocketvallz shit look like a tempomaster joke club:)

  12. Strangely I don’t hit my new RBZ irons any further than my old Mizuno MX20
    T-Zoids, even with they’re stronger lofts??? Mark, do you have a way of me
    contributing to your efforts? Shawn Clement has a “tips jar” on his own
    website. Would be nice to pay back for your excellent vids. Thanks Tom

  13. What’s your handicap? Cause I tried both too and liked more the Rbz cause
    of the forgiveness they give. I prefer the look of r11 and I agree with you
    with the control you get with these clubs, but I bought rbz to help my
    game, wish I thought it could do a better job than r11 at that point (I’m
    20 handicap)

  14. CB4 11.5 degree is my easiest club in the bag to hit off the tee or off the
    deck just feel confident with it in my hands, They should be outlawed with
    that patented club face the ball just bounces of it with very low spin plus
    their stock shafts are better quality than the dirt they put in these top
    brand names.

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