The TaylorMade R11 Driver is the hottest driver on the golf market today. It allows you to adjust the loft of the club to increase or lower the launch trajectory of your drives. An adjustable sole plate allows you to change the angle of the club face at address to counteract hooks or slices. You can find discounts on internet to save some money on the R11, and you can take your time to browse among those online golf shops of cheap golf equipment.
Flight Control Technology (FCT) allows you to adjust the loft of the driver through four half degree incremental settings. This means you have greater control over trajectory, spin, roll and added ball penetration on windy days. This adjustment is performed simply by unscrewing the sleeve on the shaft to detach the head of the TaylorMade R11 Driver.
Then align the sleeve against clearly marked positions and screw back in with the wrench tool. These adjustments are surprisingly simple once you get the hang of it. This setting also allows you to change how you tee the ball and helps you to achieve maximum distance.
Continuing to push the envelope with what is possible in regards to driver design, TaylorMade has stepped their game up yet again with the TaylorMade R11 Driver, which features what they call Adjustable Sole Technology (AST). AST allows the player to adjust the face angle of the club from open to neutral to closed, depending on what best fits their game. In addition to this new technology, the R11 will be sporting a matte white paint scheme on its crown (the combination of white crown and black face is supposed to help with alignment). This new, hip look is sure to gain plenty of talk in addition to the new AST when the R11 debuts in spring 2011.
At first it can feel a bit unusual playing with a predominantly white colored Driver, but in truth the TaylorMade R11 Driver is a very good looking golf club overall. And the white club head actually begins to inspire a lot of confidence at address once you've hit the club a few times.
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