TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood on Sale

The Left handed TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood is the latest and greatest from the makers of the No.1 drivers and woods in golf. It has new technology, like an adjustable sole that can adjust the face angle of the club, as well as the ability to adjust the launch angle, making it a truly adjustable fairway wood.

This club promotes up to 60 yards of side-to-side trajectory change and 1,000 RPM backspin change, giving you consistent power and distance. It has a new deeper face and deeper center of gravity, which produces a more penetrating flight. The white non-glare crown and black clubface (which provides easy alignment) will improve your game and that sleek white finish will make you the center of attention on the course and in the clubhouse.

Review on the Taylormade R11 Irons

Almost the actualization of aggregate comes first, so do the bargain golf clubs. As for the attending of the  R11 Irons, they affection an ultra-thin face architecture which promotes faster brawl acceleration and ambit in average and continued irons. The thinner clubface additionally after-effects in an added COR, Coefficient of Restitution, which has become a commonplace appellation amidst golfers back manufacturers began abrasion out clubfaces to actualize a trampoline aftereffect back the brawl makes acquaintance consistent in greater distance, abetment in greater distances and control.

Of course, the technology shares the aforementioned accent too. The Inverted Cone Technology featured in the TaylorMade R11 Band promotes faster brawl acceleration and ambit on askance hits. Each adamant in the set appearance the acclaimed technology, which was originally begin in the Best Golf Clubs for Sale. The Inverted Cone after-effects in an added apparent breadth of the candied atom with greater forgiveness.

At last, the achievement is the king, according to the players who has swinged the Taylormade R11 Irons, “I was fit for the new r11 band baby. I bought them from a golf clubs for auction shop. I like them a lot. They’re solid. I’ve approved Burner 2.0s and the feel and admeasurement of the club active aloof weren’t for me. These abatement in the middle. If you like the Burner 2.0 abstraction but animosity their feel, these will abruptness you.

The latest Taylormade R11 Band are said to be aggressive by their best acknowledged white R11 driver, and they are a set advised to sit amid the affectionate TaylorMade Burner 2.0 band and the applicable Best Taylormade Golf for Sale. For whom? They are engineered for the amateur who appreciates the actualization and clarification of a tour-grade adamant but needs the abetment of avant-garde technology to barrage the brawl higher.

Have you used the r11 taylormade driver?

I recently went to a demo day at a local driving range. I have lost a lot of distance the last few years and was interested in finding a little help in this area.taylormade r11 I tried out drivers from every manufacturer that day. Without question, the R-11 was the most solid driver that I hit. I was hitting it longer than my current driver and what I really liked was it was getting more roll. And at 65 years old I can definetly use the extra roll. I purchased the R-11 and have used it 4 times now. I am hitting it just as good on the course as I did on the range. It was well worth the price. Just a fantastic club.
golf game is one of the most popular sports around the world.TaylorMade R11 Driver All of us may know that the TaylorMade golf is one of the best golf brands in the world, you may also be delighted to listen that the eaderly awaited new TaylorMade R11 Driver has finally arrived and is all set for buy. Have you used the r11 taylormade driver? Do you like the driver. In my own part, I like it very much. In the follwing, I will tell you the reasons. TaylorMade R11 Driver has the ability to adjust the loft with Flight Control Technology (FCT) and you can adjust the face angle with the new Adjustable Sole Plate (ASP).

The Reviews of TaylorMade R11 Driver

As the club is so variable, R11 Driver has only two options — 9 ° head angle and 10.5 °. Orr Scharf Chomsky says this is a11 types of players head angle selection requirements, and even professional tour players. To do this, Orr Scharf Chomsky claims that you can theoretica11y set to 9 ° to R11 to achieve the target when the opening angle, the weight of a sma11 slice of the configuration and the effective head of a 10 ° angle. The same club also can be adjusted to close when the target angle, the sma11 left curve and angle of 8 ° of the head.

A11 of these can be adjusted in addition to the above features, Olsavsky said TaylorMade R11 Irons head shape is more streamlined, so driving distance than the 2010 models of the R9 SuperTri far at least six yards. This is the golf world in white tone based on paragraph 2 of the 1st of wood, before it’s a Ian Poulter used Cobra Limited Edition ZL, Poulter won the game in Asia is by virtue of this weapon. TaylorMade’s catch up now because of its contract players Sean O’Hair has said he wi11 use the R11 to this campaign wi11 soon begin the 2011 PGA Tour season things.

Meanwhile, like other TaylorMade Driver, this club has used the inverted cone-shaped rod back technology to ensure even miss the sweet spot, also available faster ball speed. R11 club length is 45.25 inches, with a standard Fujikura Motore shaft of 60g.

As r7 and R9 did, R11 has adjustable weight blocks, one in the roots, one in the toe, a11owing players to play as a sma11 slice or sma11 left hook. TaylorMade R11 Driver is equipped with a 10 gram bar sales and marketing of a 1 gram bar. Sales of 10 grams of the roots of the location bar on the right music can lead to sma11, and on the location of the toe can lead to a sma11 left curve. According to TaylorMade’s claim that the weight of the block can be moved from right to left to provide for 25 yards in the variable value.

TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood Review

The TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood is the newest and perhaps best creation this year from TaylorMade. Most of the attention has been focused on the R11 Driver, but our test reveals that the fairway wood is more useful overall to improving your score than the R11 Driver.  The virtually endless possibilities of adjustment can deliver near exact yardages for a number of different shots, depending on what shot a particular hole may require.  for instance, if you are playing a long par-3, before the round you may scout the hole and see that it is playing shorter than usual.  The R11 fairway wood allows you to decrease the loft and face angle, to produce the shot you need, as opposed to needing another club with you at the course.  The increased adjustability also lets you allow for how you’re hitting the ball at the time, whether it’s curing a slice or hook.  although in tournament or competition you cannot adjust the club during the round, you can anticipate the particular shots you may need on par-5′s or par-3′s just prior to the round and set up the club very easily with the torque wrench provided.

This fairway wood (5-wood as tested, 18 degree loft, stiff shaft) delivers what essentially 2 to 3 otherclubs could provide.  it feels very balanced at address & waggle, with a super-solid feel at impact, which gives you feedback instantly. The R11 as tested utilized a Fujikura Motore F3 Shaft (80 grams)TaylorMade states that the R11 fairway wood improves upon the adjustability by combining Flight Control Technology (FCT) with Adjustable Sole Plate (ASP) Technology in a high-performance steel head. with up to 60 yards of side-to-side trajectory change, a new aerodynamic clubhead shape promotes faster speed for more distance.
As one of the most heralded new golf products to hit the market in years, the TaylorMade R11 driver contains great technology, looks, style, and performance.  However, for some golf equipment enthusiasts, TaylorMade has constantly been on the precipice of pissing us off to the degree that we don’t want to participate in the ‘latest & greatest’ new club, which debuts every 10 seconds from them – it seems like.  The marketing strategy of TaylorMade leaves most of us scratching our heads trying to figure out why they keep dumping new clubs on us, making us feel like the last club they sold us six months ago for $399 or more, is completely obsolete.  There is a method to their madness, but I think they need to be more cautious with the rapid introduction of new clubs, given the present state of the economy and the statistics that keeping golfers interested in playing is becoming more and more difficult.

TaylorMade R11 Irons are the most amazing irons

The TaylorMade R11 Irons is the newest product. TaylorMade R11 Irons TaylorMade's latest expansion to the overwhelmingly popular R11 line was to create an iron set that was engineered for players who appreciate the shape and refinement of a tour-grade iron but need the help of technology to launch the ball high, straight, and long with less effort, regardless of handicap. Already tested as a forgiving and easy to hit club.r11 Irons The TaylorMade R11 irons are definitely not blades or a set of tour only clubs. Designed with more forgiveness in mind they appeal to a much larger audience. After I used this drive I have more confidence to play golf, that is to say that I can get the good result.

The clubs deliver what they promise. They are easy to hit and are straighter and longer than my previous clubs. I tried several other brands before purchasing the taylorMade R11 Irons in the market.r11 taylormade The other clubs were good but don't compare to these. These are the most amazing clubs I've ever hit. I've hit shots off the toe, got good feedback. TaylorMade is a quality company. The clubs feel very solid at impact. Amazing - I can't say more.

TaylorMade R11 Irons 2011

with “precision center-of-gravity (CG) placements, ultra-thin faces, a Tour sole design, and Inverted Cone Technology.”

One interesting note about this set is that TaylorMade claims to have created weights to ensure a constant swingweight while positioning the center of gravity between toe and heel. This is said to solve the clubmakers’ problem of adding weight to a port in the hosel, which evens out swingweight, but shifts the COG.

The Inverted Cone Technology, which TaylorMade has been using for the better part of a decade now, is designed to create faster ball speed on off center hits. The thin face promotes higher ball speeds.

R11 irons with steel

After releasing the R11 woods series earlier this year to great fanfare, TaylorMade has just officially announced the release of the R11 irons. The R11 irons have the look and feel of tour irons but they have been designed for the mid-range handicapper who needs some additional help with hitting it long and keeping it straight.
At first glance, their ultra thin design makes them look like blades, but upon closer inspection you can tell they are cavity backs. TaylorMade has attempted to use all the cutting edge technology as possible to give the user of these clubs the ultimate advantage. This technology features the ground breaking precision-weighting port (PWP) technology, which is a moveable piece in the back of the club. This will allow you to alter the club’s center of gravity to adjust your ball flight.
As well as designing the club to provide golfers with max distance thanks to a lighter feel, they also designed it to allow for more forgiveness for balls not quite hit on the center of the club with a bigger sweet spot.
You will be able to purchase the R11 irons with steel or graphite shafts. The steel shafts will be the KBS 90 model whereas the graphite shafts will be Motore 75S, 65R, 55M, 5 L.
It should also be noted that although the TaylorMade R11 driver were designed with the stunning white crown, the R11 irons will be the standard steel color.
These clubs will be available for purchase by the public on September 1, 2011 at golf retailers and should be priced at between $799 and $999 US. If the success of the R11 driver is any indication, these irons should be prove to be extremely popular.

new TaylorMade R11 Irons Review

I'm a shade under a 9 handicap. Good driving sets up my game for good scoring. Typical solid rounds are a lot of pars and some bogeys, limiting the damage to a double-bogey or two. 1 or 2 birdies a round is my average. I'm not a very high-ball hitter and prefer lighter weight shafts, but standard swing weight irons. I can effectively play 'off-the-rack' setups out of the box as they're very close to my actual specs. I've been playing TaylorMade MCs for the better part of the summer with success. I've ONLY played forged irons for several years because I LOVE forged feel. I've tried some cast clubs and disliked every one.


I was fit for them. I bought them. I like them a lot. They're solid. I've tried Burner 2.0s and the feel/size of the club heads just weren't for me. These fall in the middle. If you like the Burner 2.0 concept but dislike their feel, these will surprise you. Not only do these feel nice for a cast club, but they have good feel overall. Frankly, I'm impressed.

Most surprising to me are the short irons. They feel solid and are very accurate. Turf interaction on dry and wet days has been great, and they're very consistent. I don't find them clunky, even coming from playing MCs.


I've played 3 rounds and logged several hours on the range. With all the talk out there about these, I've been dying to give a little insight. Finally they've been announced, and I can, so on to the fun part! I've tried to put some of what I remember from the presentation I saw with my own opinions. My opinions are my own - TM didn't ask for a review - but they're really positive. I'm surprised at how much I like these.

TaylorMade R11 irons is the best golf clubs

Thought about leaving my review as that, but I will expand. The R11s look a little rounded and a little oversized, but their performance is incredible. Ball flight is very long, without being too high, like a lot of game improvement irons.Titleist 910 D2 Driver I was amazed just how straight the ball was flying as well, even on mishits. While I am not sure low handicappers will like the rounded, slightly-chunky, oversized look,Titleist 910 D3 Driver I doubt they would deny the R11’s performance. Ideal if you typically shoot in the 80s, and are looking to get into the 70s.
TaylorMade’s Precision Weight Port is a weight port permanently positioned in the back center of every iron head during assembly.Mizuno MX-300 IronsThis assures each R11 iron in the set is of uniform swingweight while also ensuring that the center of gravity location is precisely and optimally positioned in the center of the face between the toe and heel, also known as the “sweet spot.”

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Following the R9 along came the R9 460 which as the name suggest now comes in a bigger head at 460cc with similar swingweight, torque but now with a longer length at 45.75. Torque is 3.1 for Aldila shaft and 3.5 (60g) for Fujikura Motore (65g) but there is an absence of MVT but they gave us FCT (Flight Control Technology). Maybe at this point, they haven't figured out how to put both MVT and FCT together yet or just holding back to sell a new concept.

Soon after, the R9 SuperTri was introduced. This comes in an all-black club head of 460cc with similar attributes in swing weight, torque, length with a marginally reduced shaft weight at 59g but hey now SuperTri has both MVT and FCT. You can adjust the CG (Centre of Gravity) by changing weight using the MVT and adjust and change the loft, lie and face angle by using the FCT.

Finally, the all new R11 made its debut but what features have they incorporated into this club? The first thing that strikes you is the all white colour of the club head. It is not just white but comes in a non-glare matt finish. Tell me if a matt black finish is any different? To performance and look?

The driver is perhaps golf's most intriguing club and rightly so. Recently I spoke to two persons and the topic centered on drivers. One bought a R11. What is distinct about the R11 from TaylorMade? If you have ever played Taylormade drivers such as the r5, r7, R9, R9 460, R9 SuperTri you will understand roughly what the R11 could be. When they first came out with the R9 it was about 420cc in club head size with a D4 swing weight, torque at 3.5, length of 45.25 and shaft weight at 65g and it offered only MVT (Movable Weight Technology). This clubs should be used by better players just for the head size alone.