It is important for each golf brand to update its golf clubs, now it is also for eachgolf shop, too. With celebrating the new year of 2012, Taylormade has released the TaylorMade Tour Preferred CB Irons in the market. At the same time, golf shop follows the step to supply the new R11s driver and other new golf clubs. Now I guess most of the golfers can't help seeing the review of new Taylormade R11s driver, OK, please continue to read.At the first, TaylorMade have taken adjustability to a new level with the launch of the new R11s driver, which features an updated sole plate for even more game improvement. The Taylormade R11s is a slightly more triangular shaped head than the previous models providing a higher MOI and a centre of gravity that is farther-back and deeper in the club.

In recently years, the shining star of Taylormade Adidas Golf is the R11 line. The Tour Preferred CB Irons was the most successful launch in the modern golf era. TMAG is very much the leader in producing golf driver, golf irons and so on, evident by the new R11S with its added adjustability, innovative crown design and improved aerodynamics. The new R11s driver is a step up from the previous model, which from all the tour success, Luke Donald, Darren Clarke and record sales is a pretty difficult feat.

Taylormade in 2012 is all about tuning and speed. Now Taylormade has created the new 2012 TaylorMade R11s Driver all over the world. The features are all about improved aerodynamics, hotter faces, and improved ball speed. I think you might want to see the details of the new 2012 Taylormade R11s driver

while it is hot.The new R11S driver is bigger, faster, more tunable and longer than the original R11 driver. Face angle has two ways to adjust. The head size is 460cc vs. the TaylorMade R11 Driver from 2011 was 440cc's. A 460cc matte-white finish head is powered by a new 5-sided ASP plate, new 1.5º FCT sleeve and movable weights. With 3D Tuning, you can independently tune loft, face angle and flight path your swing.

The R11 has a much more traditional appearance. The strong-lofted SuperFast 2.0 Ironsis a multi-material iron with something of a futuristic look to it, whereas the R11 is a multi-material iron with a generous amount of technology wrapped in a more conventional package.Most TaylorMade touring pros will continue to use Tour Preferred irons, although some are expected to play the TaylorMade R11 Driver for sale, which fits neatly between the Tour Preferred and SuperFast 2.0.The R11 is expected to appeal to golfers who want the look of a traditional iron but the performance advantages of a modern iron. The R11 is a thin-faced, finely weighted distance iron that just happens to look more like a classic iron.