Taylormade RBZ or R11 5 wood

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AllegingBow Feb 11 2013 18:50 5775 posts Member since 2010 View Monitored Posts	I’m guessing those who own them have lived with them for a year or so…what are your thoughts? I’m putting my old Wilson POS 5 wood in to trial and am considering a upgrade if it works. Thanks http://www.golflink.com.au/... VTTP #534 http://www.willowgolf.com.a... The “unofficial” millionth POST poster
JADO75 Feb 11 2013 19:15 400 posts Member since 2011	RBZ 5 wood every day of the week, I’ve got an RBZ 3 wood too. Depending on the gap you’re trying to fill I guess but in my opinion there is no comparison between the RBZ & R11. Taylormade R1 with Oban Devotion RBZ Stage 2 Tour 14.5* 3 Wood RBZ 19* 5 wood Titleist 710 AP2’s 5-PW Vokey 50, 56, 60, 64 Red Saw Oil Can Scotty Cameron Squareback #2
LowLife Feb 11 2013 19:43 127 posts Member since 2012 View Monitored Posts	I have the 3hybrid RBZ 19* is there much difference between this and the 5wood Jad?
JADO75 Feb 11 2013 21:41 400 posts Member since 2011	I wasn’t really a fan of the hybrid to be honest, tried it with the stock & matrix Altus shafts but couldn’t get comfy with it. 5 wood fills my gap between 4 iron & 3 wood , can hit a nice high cut 200m with it or bash it 220-240m from the deck or tee. I felt like an old man (I’m only 38) putting a 5 wood in the bag at first but its worked out really well for me Taylormade R1 with Oban Devotion RBZ Stage 2 Tour 14.5* 3 Wood RBZ 19* 5 wood Titleist 710 AP2’s 5-PW Vokey 50, 56, 60, 64 Red Saw Oil Can Scotty Cameron Squareback #2
wuza09 Feb 16 2013 00:46 22 posts Member since 2009	The RBZ are great I have the 3&5woods and 3 RBZ hybrids and hit them longer than any other clubs i have used. Dont hesitate go and buy them
titleist Feb 16 2013 07:57 2095 posts Member since 2003	Your best testing them on the course (not on a launchy or driving range) first imo. RBZ’s fly higher than the R11 and you’ll have adjustability with the latter. I’ve had both in 4 wood, kept the R11 (for what it’s worth,still have an R9 tour issue head which is just as good) Even tried the RBZ with a low launching aftermarket shaft and went very straight, but flew too high and spun too much and head is much larger and sat too toe up for me (which can be adjusted in the R11) Horse for courses, everyone is different, as I said, try first in playing conditions…...

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