TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 Driver 9.5° | Fujikura RocketFuel Shaft | Right Handed

Description: TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 Driver (9.5° loft) — a classic distance driver known for its explosive ball speed and forgiveness off the tee. Specs: • Loft: 9.5° • Hand: Right-handed • Shaft: Fujikura RocketFuel graphite shaft • Flex: Stiff • Grip: TaylorMade grip in good playable condition Condition: • Good used condition overall • Normal wear from play (see photos for details) • Noticeable cosmetic wear on crown (paint chips/scuffs shown) • Face and sole show typical use but no structural issues • No dents or cracks — fully functional and ready to play Performance Highlights: • Lightweight design promotes faster swing speed • Large forgiving clubhead for added confidence • High launch and low spin for maximum distance • Great option for mid-to-high handicap players or anyone needing help off the tee Why Buy This Driver: The RBZ Stage 2 is still a fan-favorite for distance and value — perfect if you want strong performance without paying for a brand-new driver. ⸻ Shipping: • Ships fast and securely • Will be carefully packaged to protect the club

The TaylorMade RocketBallz Stage 2 Driver was released in 2013 with several key upgrades from the original, including a lower and more forward centre of gravity, aerodynamic head design, thinner crown construction, and new crown graphics. This forgiving driver is built for golfers who want to add yards off the tee. Its 460cc clubface delivers a larger sweet spot for more consistent distance on mishits. Additionally, improved aerodynamics reduce drag during the swing, leading to faster clubhead speeds and longer drives.

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The TaylorMade RocketBallz Stage 2 driver has an expanded clubface that gives the player more surface area to hit. The large black and white face is super easy to align. Compared to the original RocketBallz driver, this one is faster and longer. With a more forward CG location, you will experience a higher launch and lower spin. This driver generates lots of center hits and not a ton of misses. Toe hits are often corrected into high draws. When you do have a miss-hit, it surprisingly never feels that bad.

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Mark Wright