TaylorMade RBZ Stage2 Tour 3 Wood 14.5* RH TOUR AD DI-7 X-Stiff Graphite 42" Wow

TaylorMade RBZ Stage2 Tour 3 Wood 14.5* Men's Right-Handed Graphite Design TOUR AD DI-7 Extra Stiff 42 Inches With Golf Pride Grip,Please See Pictures We hope this message finds you well, and we are thrilled that you are considering purchasing this item!If you elect to proceed with your purchase, please note we will be working diligently to ensure your order is processed and delivered in as timely a manner as possible. We are here to help provide an excellent shopping experience, and your trust in our business is greatly appreciated.If you have any questions or require assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Once again, thank you for your consideration, and we look forward to being your reliable resource for quality pre-owned golf equipment and accessories. Kind Regards, The Bay Golf Exchange Team Club Number: 3-Wood Color: White Item Length: 42 in Brand: TaylorMade Number of Clubs: 1 Handedness: Right-Handed Department: Men Grip: Playable Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 Grip (Good) Loft: 14.5 NOTE: Adjustment Tool Not Included Flex: Extra Stiff Shaft Material: Graphite Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Flatbelly Special ~~ Nice Tour Model Club With Super Upgraded Telephone Pole Shaft And Great Grip, Very Minor Cosmetic Wear, Please See Photos

The TaylorMade RBZ fairway wood is a great option for mid-to-high handicappers or golfers who struggle with distance. Its large, deep clubface and Speed Pocket technology work together to generate high ball speed and long distance, while the lower center of gravity design promotes easier launch and more forgiveness on off-center hits. While not the most recent model, the RBZ fairway wood remains a solid choice for golfers who prioritize getting the ball airborne farther and straighter.

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The RBZ has been in my bag forever. I have the driver, the three wood, and the hybrid. Although I love the game, I'm not the best golfer. This fairway wood is very easy for me to hit. The RBZ had one of the biggest heads ever at the time of its release in 2012. It’s very forgiving and great for beginners. And it's affordable too! I usually hit this instead of my driver out of the tee box. I get better results with my RBZ wood and don't slice it like I do with other clubs.

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Owen Harding