Flagship Taylormade R11 Driver Review

The Taylormade R11 Driver is the new flagship of Taylormade this year because it has appeared at the 2011 US OPEN and received a warm welcome form golfers at all skill levels. Retief Goosen and Alvaro Quiros were among the first two players on the range Monday. As shown in the photo, while Quiros warmed up with wedge shots, Goosen, a two-time U.S. Open winner, adjusted the settings on Cheap Taylormade Golf Drivers.

Easy Alignment With White Non-Glare Crown and Black Club Face
The club looks great, I’ve never had an issue of glare from my drivers but I’m definitely a fan of the white non-glare finish. The driver has a 440cc Aero Shape rounded crown to reduce drag and increase club head speed for more distance, six yards longer than the R9 Super Tri Driver. The White non-glare crown and black club face promote easy alignment.

It Boasts Three Dimensions to Distance

Dimension1: The Flight Control Technology (FCT) allows you to increase or decrease the launch angle by one degree. There are eight different FCT positions that allow you to increase or decrease the loft in .5 degree increments and with every adjustment comes a change in the face angle as well as the spin rate.

Dimension2: The Adjustable Sole Plate (ASP) technology allows you the option of opening or closing the face angle of the R11 driver by two degrees without changing the loft of the club. After the loft or launch angle of the driver is set with Flight Control Technology, you can tweak the look of the driver at address by rotating the Adjustable Sole Plate.

Dimension3: It comes equipped with Cheap Taylormade Golf Clubs, which allows you to tune the driver’s center of gravity to promote a draw or neutral ball flight. With the 10g weight in the heel and the 1g weight in the toe, you’ll get more of a draw bias ball flight. With the 1g weight in the heel and the 10g weight in the toe, R11 generates a more neutral ball flight.