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P790 Stealth RBZ SIM

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Driving Iron Series

Used TaylorMade RBZ Driving Irons

2012–2021

RBZ introduced the Speed Pocket, a slot cut through the sole behind the face so the lower part could flex on strikes that missed the middle. The 3 wood was the club that made the name: TaylorMade claimed seventeen more yards and, unusually for such a claim, the market largely agreed.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2012
    RBZ
  2. 2013
    RBZ Stage 2
  3. 2018
    RBZ Black
  4. 2021
    RBZ Speedlite