Yamaha RMX DD Series
Hey everyone! You know how sometimes you just want gear that works without being overly complicated or stiff? Yamaha has seriously delivered on that front with their new RMX DD series. It’s not just a collection of clubs; it’s a full bag setup designed around two things: getting you as close to the legal limit on speed as possible and making sure you hit the sweet spot more often.
Let’s dive into what makes these clubs so cool, from the explosive drivers to the incredibly soft, precise irons.
Yamaha RMX DD DriversThe Big Sticks: DD-1 vs. DD-2 Drivers
Both drivers share the same core tech—which is frankly awesome—but they split up to cater to different swings.
The Shared Secret: 8-Axis Carbon Face. This is the headline. Yamaha’s gone above and beyond the usual construction to use a super-strong, layered carbon face. Think of it as an efficiency expert: it captures the energy from your swing better than anything they’ve done before and converts it straight into maximum ball speed. Yes, it’s right up to the legal limit.The DD-1 Driver: The Tighter Fit. This model has a slightly sharper, more athletic shape. It’s got a great combination of forgiveness and control, perfect if a player likes to work the ball a little but still wants help on miss-hits. Plus, with three adjustable weight ports (Standard, Draw, and Fade), players can really dial in the exact shot shape they want.The DD-2 Driver: Maximum Forgiveness. If a golfer wants the easiest driver in the line to hit high and straight, this is it. It has a slightly larger, more confidence-inspiring head that’s biased toward a draw. It’s built for stability, making sure those off-center strikes still end up much closer to the fairway.




 
		
				




























































































































































