"Introducing TaylorMade Rocketballz Irons Review

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Introducing TaylorMade Rocketballz Irons Review

TaylorMade Rocketballz irons were launched by the company just a few days ago. I’ve been looking forward to playing these irons for a while now – ever since TaylorMade’s announcement of its new Rocketballz line a few months back. It’s an unusually cold, rainy winter day here in Florida, so I’m not playing today. The weather may be unpleasant, but it gives me the perfect opportunity to write this review of the new TaylorMade R11S Driver.First off, TaylorMade doesn’t offer its top-selling Burner 2.0 clubs on its website anymore. That makes me think the new TaylorMade Rocketballz line is intended to replace the popular Burner line of clubs. I’ll miss those Burners because they’re outstanding game improvement clubs. It would be hard to top them, but I guess that’s the intent behind these TaylorMade irons.There are two versions of TaylorMade R11S – the “standard” version and the more expensive, souped-up Rocketballz Max irons. Both versions are intended to hit the ball like a rocket and promote faster ball speeds, higher trajectories, increased distance and more accuracy. R11S Driver This TaylorMade Rocketballz irons review will focus on the standard version.