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TaylorMade release innovative R11S driver

What’s new? How much do they cost? Dan Murphy brings you the low down on the new TaylorMade R11S driver which TaylorMade say is their most adjustable driver yet…

 

TaylorMade has announced a new and improved version of the year’s most popular driver is set to be released in February.

TaylorMade R11S Driver

The R11S replaces TaylorMade’s innovative R11 driver and betters it by offering more adjustability, distance, and forgiveness.

The club keeps its striking white crown but has been enlarged to the limit of the rules (from 440 to 460cc) and aerodynamically engineered for more swing speed without additional effort.

The Flight Control Technology sleeve (FCT) and Adjustable Sole Plate (ASP) remain, too, but have been improved to offer more adjustability.

TaylorMade drivers by year

The FCT now gives you eight loft and lie combinations that affect spin and launch, while the ASP has two additional settings, allowing users to open and close the face angle by up to 6°.
The R11S replaces TaylorMade’s innovative R11 driver and betters it by offering more adjustability, distance, and forgiveness. Combined with Moveable Weight Technology (MWT), which lets you adjust the head’s centre of gravity to promote draw or fade bias, the club offers 80 different configurations. This makes it the most adjustable driver ever made and allows you to fine-tune your flight in a fitting, or simply avoid hitting your bad shot.

“The R11S is a golfer’s dream come true; it’s the realisation of every ounce of innovation, adjustability, and performance we could package in a bigger, more aerodynamic, white clubhead,” said Sean Toulon, TaylorMade’s Executive Vice President.

“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.”

DETAILS

SRP: £349 (tour version with shaft upgrade £399)
Lofts: 9, 10 & 12° LH? Yes
Length: 45.75″
Standard shaft: Aldila RIP Phenom
More information: TaylorMade website

Dan Murphy

Dan Murphy

Dan loves links golf, which doesn't mean he is very good at it. He is a four-handicapper at Alwoodley. A qualified journalist and senior editor with 25 years’ experience, he was the long-time editor of NCG. His passion is golf courses and he is the founding editor of NCG Top 100s course rankings. He loves nothing more than discovering and highlighting courses that are worthy of greater recognition.

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