Taylormade Rocket Bladez Tour Ping G25 Iron

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Taylormade Rocket Bladez Tour Ping G25 Iron reviewed and tested by Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru. mark hits the TaylorMade Rocket Bladez tour irons up against the Ping G25. See which iron comes out best as mark shows the data between the two clubs. The tour iron from taylorMade is being used by many PGA tour professionals while the Ping G25 is aimed more at a larger range of handicaps. Play your best golf with mark Crossfield AskGolfGuru and his free online golf videos on youtube.

31 thoughts on “Taylormade Rocket Bladez Tour Ping G25 Iron

  1. Question for you regarding club specificatio. What would be your
    recommendation for using a 3 rocketbladez as a driving iron with a graphite
    shaft rather than steel. With what set up would I get the most distance,
    graphite normal or stiff. Currently I play project x 6.0 with a 1/8 inch
    tapper. Thanks

  2. Taylormade don’t hang around as the Speed Blade irons are now in the pro
    shops. The question now I guess is how they compare with the G25. Compared
    with the Rocket Bladz the Speed Blade is advertised as slightly bigger,
    more forgiven, with a easier higher launch. To score well in golf you need
    to be consistent, particularly with your iron play so it always surprises
    me why there is so much emphasis on the distance element in test. Really
    should forgiveness in off center hits and grouping of shots not be the
    priority when looking at game improvement mid to high handicap irons.

  3. Hi. I have a set of Mizuno MX950 but I have such a hard time with the 6,5,
    3h and 4h. I was looking at the rocket bladez and g15 as they have big
    soles and I hope they get me under 100!! I’m usually within 100 to 110. Can
    you recommend and easier set of irons to hit with?

  4. Largest difference is definately the looks. Surprised there wasn’t as much
    emphasis on the difference on offset. Or more talk about topiine, sole
    width, and toe to heel measurement. G25 is ping’s offering for those who
    want help getting higher launch, much like taylor made’s standard
    rocketbladez. You probably won’t be comparing the G25 to the MP64 because
    most people aren’t debating between those options. The fact people are
    looking at these 2 shows how forgiving the rocketbladez tours must be.

  5. We will never know, also depends on the Golfer too. For Mark, they could be
    pretty close, for another Golfer it could be the TM and for another it
    could be the Ping G25’s, but for most people, with a 6/7 iron, its more
    about feel, control, ball flight etc, not so much distance.

  6. I find it interesting that taylormade released a distance tour iron. I feel
    like that is somewhat contradictory. The thing I love so much about blades
    is their feel, and obviously tour players prefer them for their
    workability. I have not hit the rocketbladez tours, but does the slot back
    take away from any of the feel?

  7. Mark should’ve taken the Rocketbladez 6iron: same lenght as the PING and
    29,5° loft. That would’ve been a much more sensible comparison. No wonder
    the PING goes further in this test.

  8. I went into a fitting hoping that the G25 would be the better club, but the
    numbers for me on the Tour were substantially better for me. It’s why
    fittings are so important because everyone club responds a little
    differently to every different swing.

  9. Mark im confused. Shouldn’t the G25 be up against the none tour
    rocketbladez? I mean a mid – high handicapped player wouldnt touch the tour
    irons

  10. Hi Mark 🙂 Love your video´s. In the video “Titleist 913 FD Fairway” you
    said you were going to compere the 913F vs 913FD on trackman on a later
    occasion. Is this video coming soon? Many thanks for your reviews and tips!

  11. Ping for me, purely on the basis that they are a better investment. They
    seem to retain their value better than other clubs, which is handy when
    trading in! Great vid as usual.

  12. What I love about the classic Ping matt finish is that, they don’t age.
    Chrome finished clubs looks great the first day but scratches becomes
    easily visible from the very first shot! Another great thing about the Ping
    clubs is that they seems to be the only club manufacturer who seems to know
    how to apply paints on letters that doesn’t come off.

  13. Hey Mark love the vids! I got custom fitted today and I was advised to get
    Taylor Made RockeBallz Tour, Mizuno MP-64 or Srixon Z-TX irons all with
    dynamic gold SL x100. I must say I am in a bit of a dilemma because they
    all felt amazing, surprisingly the srixons were able to compete with the
    Mizunos. Anyway I was wondering what you think because I’m not too phased
    by distance, just the feel and consistency of each club. Love the vids and
    would love a response! Cheers, Conor

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