Rocketbladez to RSI or PSI who has advice?

[Searchingforbirdies]

Looking for someone that has experience with Rocketbladez and choose to go to RSI or PSI and why one or the other? Having a hard time seeing much difference between RSI or PSI other than build date. All help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

[GolfJunkie302]

Yep, not much difference. That's how TM is. You could even go all the way back to SLDR. That is what I play. They look better, IMO, and the technology is basically the same. They are probably cheaper, too.

 

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[null]

I'd go psi. Feel/sound was a bit better. Performance is relatively the same.

[Searchingforbirdies]

Thanks Grandmaster! Reviews seem to lean towards the RSI performing a little better than the SLDR or PSI.

[Thin2win]

Just curious why you decided to pick those two lines? I don't remember them feeling or performing much different. Just a sound improvement on the psi

 

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[Searchingforbirdies]

Just curious why you decided to pick those two lines? I don't remember them feeling or performing much different. Just a sound improvement on the psi

 

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I guess because the PSI was a later addition to the TM line up. Asking for opinions as I feel either would help my game improve. Ideas?

Thx.

[Thin2win]

What are you looking for in a set that your rocketbladez don't do? More spin, more distance, more forgiveness?

 

I feel like the rockets are slightly longer, straighter and more forgiving. But don't have have spin of those options.

 

M2s are probably coming down in price pretty fast and would be more like your rockets. M1s would be somewhere in between.

 

That said, I really did love the PSi feel and sound.

 

There aren't really any "bad" clubs from any of the main manufacturers. Whatever gives you the look, sound, feel and confidence standing over.

 

Good hunting.

 

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[GolfJunkie302]

I guess because the PSI was a later addition to the TM line up. Asking for opinions as I feel either would help my game improve. Ideas?

Thx.

Budget Golf is having a big sale right now. I think M1/M2 model are pretty affordable. If you're looking for a newer model, maybe check those out.

 

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[bullldog]

Looking for someone that has experience with Rocketbladez and choose to go to RSI or PSI and why one or the other? Having a hard time seeing much difference between RSI or PSI other than build date. All help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

I was going to do the same after my Rocketbladez got stolen but stayed with the same after a member here, also playing partner (Frassy) had the RSIs and his caved in on a couple. The thin face & inserts have had a problem.. not a lot but still. I would recommend staying or skip a couple of models & going with M1 or M2

 

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[CFrazier]

RSI

 

 

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[RickyBobby_PR]

The difference in feel sound and performance between psi and RSI wasn't a lot but I preferred the psi

[JonMUSC08]

Go through the taylormade preowned website if you get TM clubs. For lefties (like myself), there  is always an extra discount BUT less choices. Get on their email list and the discounts will change weekly. 

[Searchingforbirdies]

Thanks for the responses guys. I went and hit the G30 and I25 Pings last night and anybody have good or bad on those?

[null]

Thanks for the responses guys. I went and hit the G30 and I25 Pings last night and anybody have good or bad on those?

Both very good clubs. There really aren't any bad clubs from the major oems. The key is finding something that works for you

[RickyBobby_PR]

Thanks for the responses guys. I went and hit the G30 and I25 Pings last night and anybody have good or bad on those?

Both good. I25 going to be slightly less forgiving than g30. I preferred the i20 over i25. Its really hard to find a bad iron out there...somefit or work better for one person than another

[goaliewales14]

Thanks for the responses guys. I went and hit the G30 and I25 Pings last night and anybody have good or bad on those?

 

I'm not sure what you're looking for, or where your game is at, but my suggestion would be to hit every club on the market.  I went through every brand out there when I purchased mine a few years ago.  Nothing compares to hitting them and seeing how they feel.  Be honest about where your game is at and where it will be in a few years.  The i25's you'll need to stay on top of your game.  It is a better players iron, whereas most people will be able to play the G30.

 

I ended up going with Srixon Z545 irons.  I wanted great feel while still being forgiving.  They are forged and the v sole makes for great turf interaction.  Mizuno to me has always had the great irons.  Their line up has a lot of clubs to suit different styles and even the most forgiving feel great!  Titleist, while great clubs, I've always felt have been way over priced.  Ping I wish would make a forged club.  Both the G30 and i25 are great clubs, but I just feel like the i25's need to be forged to compete in their category.  In the game improvement category, Ping has been a top contender every year.  If you're looking for a players club, Callaway's Apex has been a great club.  I've honestly never cared for Taylormade's irons.  The P790 are the first good iron they've had in a while, but I just don't feel like the other irons feel good or perform well.  Don't discount Wilson's C200's or C300's either.  They feel amazing, but a lot of people discount them because they think Wilson is a "lesser" brand.  That might play to your favor though because you can get these great clubs at a great price.

 

I hope that helps!

[BigtazzGolf]

I play the speesbladez and I think the rsi is lil more forgiving imo.

Ultimately you need to demo both and decide.

Good luck

 

 

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