Majority of the golfers in the world right now have this state of mind that when they are able to hit their balls farther, they can easily play better and have better scores. This is what most people believe in because the companies who make the golf clubs are advertising their products to be better in terms of distance and control almost every year. One company that has released a new line of clubs every single year while claiming the improvement benefits of their golf clubs is TaylorMade Golf. TaylorMade is the pioneer when it comes to the adjustable flight technology in golf with their R7 drivers and ever since, golf clubs have never been the same.
On 2012, TaylorMade is rumored to be releasing a new driver that will again make balls go farther than ever with their TaylorMade RBZ Driver. The RBZ stands for RocketBallz which is the possible new name for their new line of drivers and irons and maybe even golf balls too for 2012. TaylorMade has always been an innovator with their golf clubs and they are aiming to have a complete line of clubs just for the sake of adding distance. This could be what the RocketBallz line is for and this will be trouble for the other brands who's main weapon in attracting customers is distance. A lot of people will surely be testing this product out once it will be released because something that is made by TaylorMade needs to be tested because of the quality that goes with the name of the product.
The RBZ set of TaylorMade is said to be made for the mid to high-handicap golfers who want more distance and forgiveness so that they can hit it farther and still keep their ball in play. The golfers within this range are unable to hit it far enough to carry that certain ravine which will force them to lay up. Hopefully with the RBZ, the significant increase in distance will allow these golfers to hit their ball past the trouble and hazards that they used to avoid. There are two rumored driver designs for the TaylorMade RBZ driver and one of them has a deep face while the other driver has an elongated shape. It is not clear yet as to how these shapes are designed to affect the club performance but one thing that is for sure is that both clubs will be easy to hit. The clubs were designed with the designers thinking about all those players who are having a hard time finding the sweet spot in their drivers and this club will most likely fix the problem.
Irons are not really designed for distance but the new irons will give its owner both distance and control. Control is the most important thing with irons because you have to keep it straight and the irons from this product is aimed to make every ball you hit go straight and for. This will allow you to reach those long par 3's that you never got the chance to putt for birdie.
It's only a rumour but what do you think?
