Hot TaylorMade R1 Driver and the new RocketBallz Stage 2 driver

For 2013, the every RBZ Stage 2 Driver has incorporated many new techs for the better. A larger face was better aerodynamics and slight center gravity change promotes faster speed. Everything about the TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 Driver is about more speed and more distance.

“It’s hard to imagine bringing a driver to market that out-performs the original RocketBallz driver,” said Todd Beach, Vice President of Metalwoods R&D. This driver is faster and longer than the original RocketBallz driver. The improved aerodynamics reduces drag and promotes faster clubhead speed.

The RBZ Stage 2 features a larger face than the predecessor cheapest taylormade rbz driver. Lighter Fujikura RocketFuel shaft and grip help keep the overal weight of the RBZ Stage 2 driver below 300 grams, making the head more aerodynamic while also making the clubface larger was a tremendous challenge and succeeding was critical to promoting performance that’s superior to the first generation RBZ driver.

Hot on the heels of the TaylorMade R1 Driver is the new TaylorMade RocketBallz Stage 2 driver. Among some PGA Tour players that the RocketBallz Stage 2 driver is the most surprising club among the introductions. In the adjustable driver year, the creator of adjustable drivers, TaylorMade, still remains near the top of the driver world with the R1 and the RBZ Stage 2.

Available lofts in both Stage 2 driver models are 9, 10.5 and 13 (which is labeled HL). An adjustable sleeve allows for alterations in loft, lie angle and face angle. The loft adjustment range is 1.5 degrees up or down from the standard loft. TaylorMade has elected to restrict it to 1.5° degrees in either direction, and so multiple lofts (heads) will be available.

TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 driver incorporats the Loft-Sleeve Technology that allows golfers to adjust the loft, lie angle and face angle of the best price golf clubs. Other design characteristics of the clubhead and overall golf clubs for sale promote a moderate draw bias. The RBZ Stage 2 fairway woods have a shallower profile that allowed much more versatility in our testing. The centre of gravity has been kept low, but has been moved closer towards the face for lower spin and enhanced distance.