With the release date of February 3, 2012 the TaylorMade R11S driver introduces interesting technological advancements to the popular R11 driver. It is the premiere item in TaylorMade’s 2012 line of drivers[url=http://www.golfnewlands.com/Ping-K15-Irons-3-9WS-16105.html]Ping K15 Fers[/url]. The new version of the R11 is not a complete driver redesign. Think of it more as being what the iPhone 4 is to the iPhone 4S. The R11S has gained quite a bit of pre-launch buzz with “fitting” commercials featuring Sergio Garcia and Dustin Johnson. An updated version of the very popular R11 driver will be a great option for those looking at new drivers this year. In this post I outline what improvements have been made over the R11, the new technology in place, specifications and insight into whether the R11S is right for you.

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Thick, Thin Crown- a new casting process allows the crown to be more responsive and able to move weight where it can be used for to increase ball speed.
The CG is moved further apart and closer to the face to improve ball speed.