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RocketBladez

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Used TaylorMade RocketBladez Driving Irons

2013

RocketBladez took the Speed Pocket that had made the RBZ fairway famous and cut it into an iron, aiming to give long irons the launch and ball speed they normally lack. TaylorMade filled the slot with a polymer to keep the feel from turning harsh.

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  1. 2013
    RocketBladez