TaylorMade RBZ Speedlite Set vs TaylorMade SIM Max

Good toughness and sturdiness from this set. Cons. Not the pleasant choice for a quicker swing velocity player. Price the piece better than maximum di...

These clubs are designed to last and deliver solid performance. Looking forward to making this the homework of my golf bag and hoping soon to have some additional tailor-made clubs to go along with them.

Used for the first time this week and found that, in my opinion, all the shafts seem a little short for a regular set. While I am not PGA level golfer, I seem to top off on these clubs more than anything I have previously owned (should have ordered the .5 extension set even though I meet the requirements for the set I purchased). When I did strike the ball did travel well, but the feedback in the shaft was not pleasant and even after nine - ten holes somewhat painful

com can accommodate any of your custom requests. TaylorMade is using a new Fujikura Ventus Blue 60 gram and Ventus Red 50 gram shaft as their men's st...

The shaft is still graphite in the fairway woods, hybrid, and driver. Speaking of the driver, the TailorMade RBZ Speedlight driver is lightweight, it ...

Now the difference between those two, the SIM has an adjustable weight. A bit similar to the M1 or M3 of previous years and M5 from last year. Where t...