Some golfer said the most beautiful thing about this Taylormade R11 Driver is that it conforms to YOU. You do not have to conform to the driver. Of course, you will need several buckets of balls on the range and some patience and free time to adjust the specifics of the club. Additionally, I would recommend buying some additional TaylorMade weights to match the club to your needs.

The R11 Driver Flight Control Technology (FCT) allows you to increase or decrease the launch angle by one degree. There are eight different FCT positions that allow you to increase or decrease the loft in .5 degree increments and with every adjustment come a change in the face angle as well as the spin rate.

Taylormade R11 was designed with significant feedback from tour players and the unification of three major driver technologies, including ASP, has been extremely well-received; we expect it to be the No. 1 model very quickly after introduction on the PGA Tour. And, like all TaylorMade drivers, it features Inverted Cone Technology for higher ball speed on off-center hits.

The TaylorMade R7 Limited Drivers, which promotes a change of 35 yards, and does so with only three weights weighing 16-grams, 1-gram and 1-gram. It also incorporates a new, modern and beautiful clubhead shape. Reminiscent of a triangle, with soft corners for a pleasing appearance, the head is faster-looking than any r7 driver head before it, and the address footprint is exceptionally large, giving it a substantial and confidence-inspiring appearance while deeper, lower CG promotes better launch conditions for even more yardage.

To give you an example of how quickly I found comfort and power with the R7 Limited Driverslet me relay a comment from one of the players I was with. We were playing the 16th par five dog-leg left. He had the honors and nailed a beauty that curved left over water and landed in the fairway over 250 yards away. The other two players missed on slices. I came up last and hit a nearly identical shot to the first guy.