Rbz driver which shaft

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See estimated delivery time if products are on backorder. Generally speaking, the quicker you hit the ball the stiffer the flex you should select. Good golfers can opt for the stiff flex which produces the least flex tolerance whilst beginners and high handicappers will be fine with the standard regular flex.

With multiple flex options and the way it seamlessly integrates with both clubhead and grip there is no reason at all why you would not be happy with this shaft. Perhaps one of the most underrated features of the golf club is the grip.

The grip on the Taylormade RBZ Black Driver is made from high quality textured rubber that looks great in black and gold. Rubber grips are rated the best on drivers but are not as durable as corded grips so make sure you regularly replace your rubber grip after around 50 rounds of golf or every 12 months.

The grip size on the RBZ is the standard 0. Grip performance: Hands feel very secure and tight when holding the club. There is no slip at all on the golf swing and the standard size grip will suit most golfers. Looking for a side by side comparison with other golf clubs in the same class? Read what other golfers had to say about this club or check out our Taylormade RBZ Black Driver technical specifications below:. The are several diffrent group types that this club would help improve their game.

Golfers who can hit the ball fast will benefit from the large cc club face because the Ultralite Titanium core utlizies TaylorMade Speed Pocket Design which is how the clubhead is shaped in order to give better spin control and extra distance on long drives.

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So, once a stiff always a stiff? Not exactly. There are no standards in the golf industry for how stiff any of the shaft flex codes need to be.

Each golf manufacturer and shaft company determines how stiff their shaft flex letter codes are. That means that the R Flex from one company might actually be similar in stiffness to the S Flex from another company or the A Flex from a third company. Sometimes the flex in one model of shaft can be stiffer or more flexible than the same letter flex in a different shaft model from the same shaft manufacturer.