Ping G20 or Taylormade rbz

[golfsaint]

Well i have done a couple off threads on here regarding my 9.0 R11 , i can not seem to get any loft with the 9.0 and when i put a little more power into it it goes wayyyy right !, so i thought why not go down to AG and try some other drivers against mine.
Had a chat with the blokes in ag, and i headed off to the driving range with a G2O,RBZ & Yonex thing all 10.5
well the yonex was cr.p !
Taylormade RBZ is good and it wa going straight 97% of the time and getting loft.
Then tried the Ping g20 and was very impressed long straight and good loft .

so should i go for the ping or taylormade, bearing in mind all my others clubs(apart from ping putter the wife brought me ) are Taylormades . ?

Does anybody else on here use any off these drivers?

 

[Oddsocks]

i tired the g20 a few months back, i was impressed with just how easy it is to hit. im a big tm fan but not a fan of their 2012 offering, hence my 2012 driver being a cobra AMP

 

[gripitripit]

Ask your pro if he has them to demo...take both out on the course

 

[fundy]

Sounds like you wanted to get the TM but hit the Ping better. Ignore the brand written on it and buy the one that you hit better and installs the most confidence in you, sounds like this will be the Ping from your write up

 

[golfsaint]

Yeah i think i may have made my mind up PING G20 it is

 

[Oddsocks]

If its a decent size ag see if you can get both on the track man , also don't rule out cobra

 

[golfsaint]

They have a driving range with the AG in southampton , so hit the balls down the range

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I wouldn't get too hung up on brand loyalty as you aren't being paid to use a specific set of clubs. Go with what suits your game best and by the sound of it that is the Ping. I've been beaten so many times by guys with a real mish mash of clubs but they knew how to hit them to suit their game

 

[griffgolf]

Have you tried the Ping K15 driver to compare against the Ping G20 ?

I would try a few more different drivers before you part with your hard earned and most importantly try them on the course as they tend to behave very different on the course than the range