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TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 Driver RocketBallZ

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TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 Driver RocketBallZ , reviewed by Mark Crossfield AskGolfGuru and PGA professional. Watch Mark hit the TaylorMade RBZ stage 2 driver and see if it could help you play some better golf and hit more fairways. The adjustable head and white graphics will be a popular golf club among golfers from around the world. This is a distance driver for golfers looking to hit the golf ball maximum distance.

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42 thoughts on “TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 Driver RocketBallZ”

  3. I bought one of these off ebay a week ago, I’ve never had a problem with
    control of drivers but this is an absolute slicing machine, maybe i need it
    custom fitted but i don’t want to get it custom fitted and still not able
    to hit it then its lost sell on value. it would also be the first driver
    I’ve ever needed custom fitted.

  4. Hi Mark. I’ve just bought one of these to replace my ageing Mizuno Mp600.
    Found it goodt on the driving range. However on the course it’s a different
    story. With the Mizuno I was consistently hitting it in the centre of the
    face. With the TM I’m hitting out of the top of the face. Any ideas?
    Many thanks

  8. hey Mark i assume your fitting/filming location is in England. how cold is
    it there at the moment. these range balls must be rockhard in these cold
    conditions.

  9. At first I hated the TM paint jobs 2013, and I didn’t like TM at all. But
    had a driver fitting and hit the RBZ stage 2 amazingly well. Not that much
    further than the best of my former tour driver, but the average drive was
    straighter, higher and longer – even after shortening it to 45 inches. I
    now absolutely love hitting more fairways and the fact that the drives I
    haven’t hit perfectly still goes much further, and straighter, than with my
    old driver.

  14. why do these drivers keep getting longer and longer shafts? WTF? I cut mine
    down to 44-44.5. Way more control and easier to hit for an amateur, and
    minimal loss of distance in my opinion

  17. i like how mark doesnt give in to taylormades marketing, nice honest
    review. personally i think taylormade is agood brand but way too flashy and
    poppy type of brand. needs to just keep it simple, back to basics 🙂

  20. I have the rbz and rbz stage 2, I personally like the look of the stage 2
    more.. I feel the older one has more control, stage 2 for distance, but
    that could be the shaft length… Also.. I didn’t care for the stock grip
    on stage 2, but that’s it

  21. Ace Mark. You are almost as cynical about Taylormade as me! I mean, why do
    they release essentially the same club every year…. And why are people
    being suckers and buying them?! More money than sense?

  23. Hi Mark, I play off 18 and looking for a new driver. I am torn between the
    RBZ stage 2 or the JPX825 and would like to know which one you would
    recommend. Thanks in advance cheers Phil

  24. They have clearly run out of things to do with drivers. The limits were
    hit..years ago. Now…lets just paint the head and we’ll get the suckers to
    buy it. The adjustable crap is retarded too. I see guys changing it almost
    every hole….very annoying. Just get a Mizuno MP driver and be done with
    it..or stick with your old “outdated” driver and spend the money on playing
    more. Peace.

  27. Mark, I’m now looking on some new golfshoes for the new season. How is the
    traction on spikeless shoes vs soft spikes? What do you think of the FJ
    that you have?

  33. Most companies make really good clubs, but the way these companies
    advertise their clubs as being long hitters are almost ruining the game of
    golf. What good is hitting long distance, if you cannot score well. You
    have guys today swinging out of their shoes with their clubs’ when they
    should be working on their course management and controlling their shots ,
    as to score better. It is all advertising BS. You know( You can’t be a man
    cause you do not smoke the same cigarettes as me). get it? Good.

  36. To get the most out of this club you will need a longer and lighter shaft
    to create more club head speed, I play the cleveland xl279 with the stock
    39 gram shaft with a 44 inch shaft, I hit that about 260 with role so the
    club head isn’t doing much really it’s more the shaft that does the work
    with a driver, and your loft to a certain extent!

  40. Was hitting my old Burner 10.5 fine and dandy, but too high. I got the RBZ
    stage 2 (9.5) to have the option to generate a lower ball flight i.e when
    fairways harden up. I have really struggled to get a clean connection and
    avoid hitting a bad fade with it. The lower lofts do promote the fade
    apparently and I wonder, having seen the video, whether the extra inch in
    length on the shaft is the main culprit. I think i’ll stick it back at 10.5
    for a while and see if that helps.

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