TaylorMade recently released the new Rocketballz line, the newest addition to the TaylorMade family designed to replace the Burner Superfast 2.0 driver. In my opinion, the RBZ is an upgrade in appearance from the Burner Superfast 2.0. I always felt like I would hook the Burner Superfast 2.0 off the golf course. TaylorMade designed the RBZ to make it one of the longest and most forgiving drivers on the market.

Similar to the i20 driver and i20 fairway woods, the Ping i20 hybrid looks great. It features a low profile and compact head very pleasing to the eye. The entire Ping i20 line features an all black matte finish. This prevents any glare from the club head. Personally, I love the all black look and the club pops at address with white grooves on the club face.

In my opinion, the entire line up of Ping i20 woods and hybrids have the best appearance in the industry. Similar to the driver, the i20 fairway wood has a traditional design with a black matte finish resistant to glare. The i20 features a neutral face position compared to the i15’s open position. The shape of the i20 fairway wood allows the head to glide through heavy grass and promote a high, straight ball flight.

Ping recently released the new G20 and i20 to rave reviews. The i20 has a unique all black look that differs from the dark gray color combination of the G20 line up.

In 2011, the market was flooded with a white driver trend. In 2012, color schemes are all the rage.