The TAYLORMADE R11 DRIVER Adjusts to Your Swing
The TaylorMade R11 will allow adjustments to be made to truly conform itself to your swing. TaylorMade has taken adjustability farther than it has ever been taken. The R11 is built to independently adjust the 3 dimensions of distance - loft, face angle, and flight path. You will also find a new aerodynamic shape which promotes faster swing speed and further distance. As well as a new color scheme sporting a white crown and black club face. Key Features:
"I've never been so dialed in on the tee box. The fitting was quick and simple, three steps and
it was totally customized to my swing. I can't wait to bring this driver out on Tour" See how touring pro Dustin Johnson goes through the step by step process to adjust the TaylorMade to his swing.
It's Easy to Adjust the TaylorMade R11
Adjust Your Loft The Flight Control Technology will allow your launch angle to be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the driver's loft by 1 degree higher or 1 degree lower. In addition, these changes in loft can be adjusted in very precise increments. You will have 8 positions to adjust between the 1 degree higher and 1 degree lower. The more you fine tune the TaylorMade R11 to your swing the better chance you will have for lower scores.
The Adjustable Sole Plate technology allows you to adjust the angle that the club face meets the ball at contact. The R11 can be your club for years to come even as your swing goes through natural changes. The technology of the R11 will allow you to open or close the face angle by 2 degrees. Like all the adjustments, this is independent of the loft and flight path.
Adjust Your Flight Path Movable Weight Technology will allow you to move the driver's center of gravity to initiate either a draw or neutral ball flight. You will move the 10-gram weight and 1-gram weight between the heel and toe to determine the best ball flight for your swing. There are also optional 4-gram and 6-gram weights that can be purchased.
How to Tune Your TaylorMade R11 DriverIf you already own it or plan on buying one, your probably going to want to know a game plan for getting the R11 tuned to your golf swing. Remember also that this is not necessarily a 1 time set it and forget it. You may make adjustments for the course you are playing or based on the weather conditions. You should firstly approach this by going to the driving range. This will allow you to be able to take your time on each shot and see how the settings are affecting the ball flight. Since each adjustment is independent of the other adjustments, you can work on each adjustment one at a time. If possible, bring a friend with you because having another set of eyes might see something in your swing or the adjustments that your not catching. Consider this a process and take as many driving range sessions as needed to tune it best to your swing. You will probably be playing rounds during this time as well, so just go with the settings at the time and see how you hit it under real course play. It's important you take your on course experiences back to the range for better practice and tuning. With the included tool the adjustment process is easy, but remember that when you are playing an actual round of golf you will not be able to make changes once the round starts. Check out the official TaylorMade R11 tuning charts so you'll have an idea of where you should start in the process based on your current golf swing. Most of the attention is going to the driver, but let's take a quick look at the other clubs. The fairway wood allows adjustments to the loft and face angle (no movable weights, these are only available on the driver). The rescue 11 hybrid allows adjustments for the loft (it's weight distribution is set up for a neutral bias). The irons do not have any adjustments available (they are designed for maximum forgiveness).
Some view points say this is all a gimmick. If you buy a club from another manufacturer you have to decide at the time of purchase what degree loft and whether you want a neutral or draw face angle. What if the specs you buy are not quite the right fit for your swing. And if they are right at the time, what if your swing changes 6 months down the road and you no longer want that draw bias. That's why the TaylorMade R11 Driver is a game changer.
Aero Shaped and White While other factors play a role, distance is greatly influenced by club head speed. The TaylorMade R11 has a new advanced aerodynamic club head that reduces drag and increases head speed. The science behind the white matte crown and the contrasting black club face makes the R11 very easy to align accurately at address. The matte white also reduces hot spots and glare.
The R11 is available in the following clubs and models: Driver and TP* version - This Page Fairway Wood, with Ti and TP* version Rescue 11 Hybrid and TP* version *TP means Touring Pro - these clubs are configured more for low handicap golfers
Learn more about the R11 and the entire line at TaylorMade.com
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