Let's experience TaylorMade RocketBallz RBZ Driver

As the new product, RocketBallz RBZ Irons 2012 have attracted the attention of most people at the beginning.because Both RBZ drivers also incorporate the company's Inverted Cone Technology that enlarges the area on the clubface producing the highest COR and ball speeds.

The name derives, New 2012 TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Driver says, from repeated exclamations from members of the company's tour staff after hitting prototypes that the ball comes off the clubs "like a rocket." The RBZ Irons 2012 series clubs promise booming distance, some of them are being used on tour by TM golfers.

The RBZ Driver utilize TaylorMade's Flight Control Technology (FCT), which allows golfers to adjust the drivers for face angle, loft and lie angle.

There are eight settings to the RBZ FCT sleeve, which effect launch changes that TaylorMade says results in up to 60 yards of side-to-side impact on trajectory. (FCT was introduced in the TaylorMade R9 series and our article about the R9 includes more explanation of how it works.)The TaylorMade RocketBallz RBZ Irons 2012 (or RBZ for short) drivers come in two models, the standard plus a Tour model. The Tour model has a more compact head than the standard. Both have white crowns with black clubfaces.

Aerodynamic shaping and lightweight shafts and grips in the TaylorMade RBZ Driver also address swing speed. The standard RBZ driver comes with a 50-gram
SuperFast Matrix Ozik XCON 5 shaft while the Tour model has a 55-gram Matrix Ozik XCon 6, with 25 other shafts available as custom options.

The RocketBallZ RBZ Driver reach retail outlets on Feb. 3, 2012, at a price of $299. The lofts are 9.5 and 10.5 degrees for the RBZ, plus a high-launch model; and 9 and 10 degrees for the RBZ Tour.