

It’s all very technical.Īt this point you’re probably thinking one of two things. That flex is where the added ball speed comes from, and as we all know by now, more ball speed equals more distance. It’s the Speed Pocket that makes the new irons #freakishlylonger.Īs a nice little side benefit that those of you who play RocketBallz woods or hybrids will appreciate the goo helps keep gunk out of your cavity. That goo (technically a specially formulated polyurethane) helps to dampen vibrations without limiting the pockets ability to flex. TaylorMade RocketBladez & RocketBladez Tour Specsīasically the story of the RocketBladez goes a little something like this: TaylorMade engineers took a cast iron – noticeably smaller than last year’s RocketBallz, I might add, cut a slot in the bottom of it, and filled that slot with molten 3M goo. Man, it ain’t easy being me on a day like this. Seriously guys, chill…let’s work this through. “ Hey, I need a cover and a couple of bumpers for my boat, which one should I buy?” – Random Google victim who just found the wrong Taylor Made. “ TaylorMade irons are crap! You’re a whore for TaylorMade! How much are they paying you to lie?” – Equally angry MyGolfSpy reader who’s convinced I’m on TaylorMade’s payroll “ Shut up! TaylorMade rules! You’re such a hater!” – Angry MyGolfSpy reader who thinks I’ve got it in for TaylorMade Now that we’re all in agreement, let’s see if we can’t find some middle ground here, and maybe take a moment to sort through what TaylorMade’s RocketBladez irons are actually all about. I’m also 10 steps past positive that there are some of you, who, if you haven’t already moved down to the comments section to express your complete and total disdain for TaylorMade, its products, and its marketing, will no doubt do just that once you’re done reading this.

Now, I’m reasonably certain some of you have already stopped reading and have moved on to your favorite online golf shop to place your pre-order. The only question is – does it actually deserve to?
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King no doubt understands that a great iron…a Mizuno MP-32, a Hogen Apex blade, or countless others…is timeless, but his company has a new iron to sell, and let’s face it, these guys know how to move metal. Ouch… Time to toss my slotless Miuras, I guess. According to King, the Speed Pocket is a “ once-in-a-lifetime innovation in the iron category”, adding that “ If your iron doesn’t have a Speed Pocket, your iron is out-dated”. The this is the Speed Pocket found on the new RocketBladez iron. In the global webcast that had been hyped (or over-hyped depending on your perspective) for weeks, TaylorMade CEO Mark King stated quite simply, “If you don’t have this, you don’t have this“.

(Written by Tony Covey – With just a touch more bravado than you’d expect to find around the average equipment announcement, TaylorMade let it be known that they have once against changed the golf equipment landscape forever.
