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just got back from the new dicks sporting goods here and i hit the new R11S and RBZ. Both felt really good but I liked the feel of the RBZ more. my average club head speed was 108 with the R11S and 112 with the RBZ. ball speed was 150 (stupid maxfli's though). the only thing that seemed unordinary for the monitor was it said I was hitting a strong draw every time, strange considering I rarely miss hit my driver. could just be getting used to the club I guess. Regardless, I had a blast hitting these beastly clubs. definitely considering one.

Mike Mayorga

Driver Nike Machspeed Black Round 9.5° Stiff

Irons Cobra SS Forged 3-PW

Putter Scotty Cameron Futura

 


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RBZ is an awesome driver, dead straight for me. I've already committed to buying my clubs demo when it comes up for sale. I can buy a lot of white out to hide the skymarks of a demo with the couple of hundred bucks I'll save vs. new.

David


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Originally Posted by dmnoland

RBZ is an awesome driver, dead straight for me. I've already committed to buying my clubs demo when it comes up for sale. I can buy a lot of white out to hide the skymarks of a demo with the couple of hundred bucks I'll save vs. new.



What shop are you buying the demos from? Just a local one? I've asked at a few places if they sell the demos and have been turned down every time. I could care less about the paint being chipped as long as the clubs still work.


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