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**Unwiseevove** · 01-07-2012, 09:29 AM

That's very cool bahester. I like what you're thinking about in terms of club changes after the fitting. What's the main difference between the RBZ and R11s heads? Why will one give you more distance but one will give you better dispersion? Or is that in the shaft (which you can change with either driver I think)?

The RBZ was a little farther, but wasn't as forgiving (at least to me). The R11s made a very good sound and felt very solid. I never really felt like I mishit the R11s, but can't say the same for the RBZ. Just wasn't a fan of the feel of it at all. The dispersion of the R11s was fantastic and made up for being just a tad shorter than the RBZ.

01-07-2012, 09:29 AM	#5
Unwiseevove Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	That's very cool bahester. I like what you're thinking about in terms of club changes after the fitting. What's the main difference between the RBZ and R11s heads? Why will one give you more distance but one will give you better dispersion? Or is that in the shaft (which you can change with either driver I think)? The RBZ was a little farther, but wasn't as forgiving (at least to me). The R11s made a very good sound and felt very solid. I never really felt like I mishit the R11s, but can't say the same for the RBZ. Just wasn't a fan of the feel of it at all. The dispersion of the R11s was fantastic and made up for being just a tad shorter than the RBZ.
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