ROCKETBLADEZ TOUR IRONS!?!?!?!?

[michaeldays]

i am 14 and going to be on my highschool golf team in february. my fahter bought rocketbladez tour irons in july and he will be giving them to me in january. he will be buying ap2's. dont get me wrong he loved them but wants to give them to me. it will be a big change from my callaway x-20 irons. i want to know what you think about them though.

[WUTiger]

The stock X20 irons came with steel Uniflex shafts. The Uniflex falls between Regular and Stiff flex, and the shaft has average weight of about 112 grams, with middle kickpoint. This is a Hot List Super Game Improvement club: head really gets the ball up, but the shaft doesn't balloon it.

What is your driver clubhead speed? 5i clubhead speed?

Also, what shaft (model, flex and weight) do the Rocketbladz Tour irons have?

I suggest you do a side-by-side test with the 4i, 6i, and 8i from each set, and see how the two compare. Even if you like the RBLZ Tour better, it may take a couple of months to get used to them, and longer to really "learn" them.

Final thought: It would be better to have play conservative X20s you can hit, rather than show off with RBLZ you can't hit. That's why you need the side-by-side test.

And, get your dad to help you on the side-by-side - that's what dads are for.

[tmac20]

They're a good set of irons. I don't have them, but I have tried them out. More forgiving than a player's iron, along with more distance. The only con I really could think of is that the feel off the club face is nowhere near the Mizuno's I'm playing. It kind of explodes off the face and creates some vibration.

[tristanhilton85]

Here is the review of them that Jamieson did for the main site:

http://thesandtrap.com/b/clubs/taylormade_rocketbladez_tour_irons_review