A few days ago, TaylorMade Golf has introduced the next generation of drivers with adjustable face of R11 and R11 TP. One of the huge difference in the R11's from R9 adjust backplane technology (ASP) - allows you to adjust the angle of the face to the attic. However, What makes the R11, so unique from all other driver is a white matte finish.In the film, Brad from the TaylorMade Performance Lab at the Olympia Country Club Syslo traverse all the features of the new R11 driver.I must say the truth, I thought that the beautiful white drivers are cool, but not very practical, just some marketing gimmick to sell more golf clubs. But personally see the TaylorMade R11 Driver, I was blown away by a white matte finish how to provide zero glare. When you handle the ball (watch the video or photos), you will find how easy it is to tell the address, if the clubface is open or close. Black Face also provides a lot of contrast, and super easy to R11's aimed at your target.

Address driver's shape is very pleasing to the eye, it looks more like a 460cc head, but only a 440cc clubhead. The white crown clearance, your eyes, think that this is greater. Torque wrench can also be used to adjust the movable weight and flight control technology, and adjust the base plate or ASP is really simple. The Fujikura fuzzy axis is a real art, and its contrast to the matt black triangle pattern, and to provide just the right amount of Flex and feel.

I can not say the performance of the R11 Driver,because I was only able to hit it in the TaylorMade Performance Lab Indoor. I can tell you, it produces a very loud voice, and I feel great. I have an R11 driver-depth review at a later date, I can play in the real world, the playing conditions.

Therefore, check back soon!TaylorMade Golf and Brad from the TaylorMade Performance Lab Olympia Country Club Syslo special thanks.TaylorMade R11 and R11 TP driver were launched on February 4, 2011. Now the new TaylorMade R11 line is come out- r11s driver.