The Taylormade R11 Driver is a golfer's dream come true; it's the realization of every ounce of innovation, adjustability, and performance we could package in a bigger, more aerodynamic, white clubhead. It would have been easy for our product creation team to rest on the laurels of the original R11 driver, the most successful product we've ever created. Instead, we're delivering golfers yet another significant advancement in adjustability and performance. Instead of instilling confidence and learning to play with the best golf clubs, I consistently found myself wanting to tinker and play around with it.

My primary gripe with the Taylormade R11s Driver is in my ability to swing it consistently. I chalk this up to its slightly longer length, which promotes distance but can rob you of the ability to control it. I found that my primary miss was a high, weak push or an uncharacteristic 60-yard slice. When I caught it on the screws, the R11s was the longest, most pure driver I've hit, hands down. But when I missed one, I really missed.

Like the R11s, the Taylormade Rocketballz RBZ Driver not only displayed superior distance, but through club wars it also showed a fair amount of forgiveness and generated one of the lowest average Ball Spins/RPM. TaylorMade definitely produced a winning driver with their RocketBallz line. It’s strong overall finish in performance, forgiveness and distance make it one of the biggest bangs for your buck in this year’s class of drivers.