TaylorMade RBZ Soft Golf Balls 2022

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Despite featuring in all eight LIV Golf events in 2022, Turk Pettit could be on his way to securing a PGA Tour card If there's one downside - and it must be said that this is a ball that sets out what it's designed to do very well - it didn't appear to be as hard-wearing as some of the other value golf balls we tested.

The simple answer here is yes. At the top end of the spectrum, TaylorMade golf balls are used by some of the world's best players like Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa. Then the brand also makes models for every type of player, as well as every level. Importantly, whatever you are after from your golf ball, TaylorMade will offer a high-quality model. Despite feeling firmer than the TP5 which we noticed especially on the green, it’s certainly not too firm and TaylorMade has done a good job of blending tour performance and feel in a low spinning golf ball with this firmer feel. Admittedly it is the short game where those seeking consistency may want to look elsewhere. Whilst there was some degree of spin control with the wedges from pitch, chip and bunker shots, these aren't as consistent than more premium models on this list, but this makes sense given the much cheaper price point of these balls. That being said we did think the performance was a lot better than we expected and those seeking value and solid performance, or you are a beginner to the game, will enjoy these golf balls. Golfers have a range of requirements and ability levels, which TaylorMade is aware of. Beginners, intermediate golfers, and even professionals are all catered to by the RBZ Soft Golf Balls. These golf balls can provide you the performance and feel you need to succeed on the course, regardless of your level of skill. Pros and Cons of TaylorMade RBZ Soft Golf BallsThis new model has a large, more reactive core for more ball speed, while remaining the softer of the two models for increased greenside spin and lower launch. It is also the more workable of the two models. The RBZ is designed for softer feel, additional spin and improved short game performance to help around the greens.

During our on-course testing, we were able to appreciate the soft feel on and around the greens, whilst we also enjoyed the durability and spin control on offer.However, with the driving, it won't suit a fast swing speed, with the spin being rather high.Price -No buying guide would be complete without at least mentioning the price factor. Thankfully most brands make models at different price points so you can rest assured there will be a top-performing model for you, however much you want to spend. Additionally, most of the soft feel models we included in this guide have different price points but none come at that super premium end of the price spectrum. FAQ's What is a soft ball good for? We aim to test every ball model on the market as soon as it become available to us, putting in the hours out on the golf course, the practice ground, the short-game area and the putting green so we can get a feel for every ball's strengths and weaknesses from tee to green. Obviously we also put the balls through launch monitor testing and often attend product launches so we can have a better understanding of new technology.However it should be said no manufacturer can pay for a good review, we tell it how it is. How to choose golf balls For those golfers who prioritize a soft feel, Srixon has upgraded its UltiSoft ball for 2022, with a new FastLayer core providing low compression and soft feel, as well as a 388 dimple design and thin cover giving excellent performance. The trademarked “High-Energy React Core” helps provide what TaylorMade described as a vibrationless feeling from the tee.