R11S or RBZ Driver?

I'm getting a new driver soon and really fancy one of the Taylormade new drivers. Any opinions as to what is better, the R11S or the RBZ?

I've only had a go with the RBZ. It seemed easy to hit and went quite far but was hardly any difference to my G15. The other thing is the R11s is around £300 and I've seen the RBZ for £189.. But how much adjustability do you need. My G15 doesn't adjust at all but I can open or close the club face with my hands for free !

You mean you compensate for conditions instinctively Adrian?

He's a witch, burn him!

I pretty much agree with these replies which then leads me onto another question. What is the point in adjustable drivers? I too can easily open or close the face of a club with my hands. Think I'll get down my local shop and just hit a few, see which works

Try other stuff in your price range as well.  You may find something like the K15 miles easier to hit, or maybe the latest offerings from Corba, Cleveland, Titleist etc.   No good buying a club on looks if it sends you venturing out into the trees every other hole

I have a Titleist 910 D2.  It goes on two settings. A1 (standard 9.5*, slightly open) for normal conditions or D1 (-0.75*, slightly open) if it's windy.  Which it often is at Minchinhampton as we're on top of a hill.  Apart from that nothing gets altered

i have a R9 superdeep 9.5 ,with the r.i.p 70-s aldila shaft , its a very club but two good 4 me ,i sill have a slice 60% of the time , so i tend to use a draw 3wood , , may be 30yds shorter drive , but its not in the trees , lol ,  so the R9 is going up for sale soon  

Im not too sure why there are adjustable drivers? You are not allowed to adjust them once a competition round has started. If you got it wrong, tough luck.

There are drivers out there already with draw or fade bias. I have to admit I do like the look of them though. I would recommend going to a local pro shop who has a few possibilties for you to try out for youeself. After all they arn't the cheapest things to get wrong!

I personally prefer Ping.  Their not the best looking, however very strong performance throughout their range.  My friend like Callaway, sometimes it is personal choice.

My advice is go get fitted,try as many as possible. Slightly ignore cool as it does.nt always work.

Good luck!!

Don't go spending your hard earned cash without trying as many clubs as you can.

Find the five you like, then gradually knock it down to the one!

As for adjustable drivers, well I suppose if you are good then when you are warming-up you'll notice that your drives are doing something.  You then adjust the driver to keep the ball straight.  Once out on the course you cannot adjust the driver so you have to live with it as it is!

I've got an onboard, inbuilt adjustment system, it's called my swing!     Over 18 holes I can produce any shot you want, just not when I want it!

Russ