TaylorMade Rocket Bladez Tour Titleist AP2 Irons

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TaylorMade Rocket Bladez Tour Titleist AP2 Irons reviewed and tested by Mark Crossfield AskGolfGuru and PGA professional. Mark hits the two better players irons and talks about the differences between them. The Titleist AP2 as used by many club and tour golfers up against the TaylorMade RocketBladeZ Tour. Will the Rocket Bladez tour with its speed slot be the iron to help you hit more greens or will the AP2 with its history be a better choice for your golf game.

45 thoughts on “TaylorMade Rocket Bladez Tour Titleist AP2 Irons

  1. 14 years old playing off a 2, with a 96 mph swing with a 7 iron. the tm
    tour blades are great for someone with a consistent swing and a bit more
    workable than the ap2’s if you are looking to hit draws and fades and not
    even worrying about hitting a str8 shot. The ap2’s seem a bit harder to do
    anything other than a high draw unless of course you over over confiscate
    and that loses distance.
    The tm irons are also a bit easier to control tradjectory and thus making
    it easier to control distance as well as being easier to hit if you hit the
    ball a groove or two higher than the average low handicap. Hope this was
    helpful, 🙂 !!!

  2. I love taylormade i have ap2 i love them they are great club but i am a big
    distance hitter if i could own two sets of irons i would play with both!!!!

  3. Watched the reviews you put up mark and tried the S55, rocketbladez tour
    and 714 AP2. Had a prelim fitting for the 712 but wanted to try the
    others…the TM tour irons launched too high for me which was a surprise, I
    played the TM MC irons previously and after all the fittings on flights
    cope/trackman it came down to two irons…AP2 or S55, the S55 are an
    awesome club but it just came down to feel for me. Eventually went for the
    712 AP2 as I couldn’t see any difference in the numbers with the 714 plus
    it saved a slight amount!! I’m loving them though and defo the best irons
    I’ve had.

  4. Thanks. I ordered rbadez tour stiff KBS and can’t wait to try them out.
    Hopefully I won’t regret not being fitted but I got such a good deal I
    couldn’t pass it up. Maybe when I have some money I can get analized to see
    if its an issue but I just wanted to say that I very much enjoy your
    videos. I have learned quite a bit from you and trust your advice most of
    all these YouTube helpers. Appreciate all the tips,I tell everyone to check
    you out. You’re welcome 🙂 

  5. spent some time looking and trying various clubs and now settled on a combo
    set of bladez tour and tour MB taylormade … and i would have said i was
    one of the last people who would go TM as i hate the white drivers and get
    annoyed by their marketing. But the look, feel and performance has made me
    eat humble pie .. keeping my Titleist 910 driver though 🙂

  6. Hey Mark! Love your videos.I have been watching for more than a year. I was
    wondering if you can suggest the equivalent Mizuno club to the 2 you are
    comparing in this video. I am about an 18 handicap playing for nearly six
    years, but a friend that shots in the 70’s is working with me and my swing
    is getting grooved in. I currently hit Taylormade OS2 game improvement
    clubs and want to get something i bit more of a player club. Thanks Allen
    Thompat68@gmail.com

  7. I have Mizuno mp59s now..and went to hit the Bladez tour after seeing
    this…OMG! Im a 4 hcp, My mishits are usually on the toe, and while the
    59s hide those mishits as best as they can (losing maybe 7-10 yards) the
    rocketbladez lost no noticable distance. I could feel that I mishit it, but
    it kept a playable trajectory (higher by 2 degrees over 59s) and distance
    (5-7 yards over 59s). Going to get fitted this weekend for the Bladez to
    see if i can find a perfect fit. Thanks for the video!!

  8. With all due respect, unless you’re a scratch golfer, I doubt you’d really
    notice the difference between a forged club and a cast one. Even then, you
    might be hard pressed to tell the difference.

  9. @Rob_Logan Mark will probably get more yards with the rocketballz(standard
    not tour) because the standard has a longer shaft and stronger lofts.

  10. Hi mark ive watched lots of your youtube videos im a big fan of them they
    are very helpful and i was just wondering If you had to put only golf make
    in your bag that’s driver, fairway woods, hybrid, irons, wedges and putter
    what would it be. Many thanks john

  11. I don’t understand how you can say TM copied Titleist, then say that the TM
    iron is fractionally better. Can you compare the Mizuno MP64 against the
    AP2.

  12. lol very well said. I have hit just about every club on the market today to
    try and find the ones i liked best. took me about 4 months, i finally came
    to a concludion between the Mizuno jpx pros and the AP2s. looked at price,
    and found a set of preowned ap2s 3,4,6,7,8,W, all still in plastic, for one
    hell of a price. which made my decision easier . but honestly i couldnt
    feel a difference between the JPX pros, and the AP2s my choice came down to
    price, everyone hits every club differently…

  13. I respect and enjoy how Mark approaches equipment from the feel point of
    view and sometimes comes to surprising verdicts. I mean design-wise these
    two irons – one forged with tungsten insert, one cast with slotted sole –
    could hardly be more different.

  14. Off subject Mark, but those Adidas shoes you have on, how are you finding
    them, as far as Comfort is concerned? I have been thinking about buying
    them for a while now.

  15. Thanks for the review. I loved my 710 AP2 set. My father is interested in
    the ROcketbladez Tour so I am glad that he will be getting a good club!

  16. I found the distance difference to show up more in the long irons between
    these 2 clubs. The rocketbladez 3 iron is 19 degrees of loft while titleist
    is 21 degrees. The shaft length is actually less in the 3 iron in the
    rocketbladez tour by 1/4 inch which is interesting. I found 60.5 degrees
    was upright. I didn’t notice it until putting the indicating tape on the
    club. Rocketbladez Tour went further with the same strike and swing. I use
    it for my driving iron.

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