#Taylormade r11 driver review drivers#
#Taylormade r11 driver review full#

#Taylormade r11 driver review drivers#

The Carbon Crown in the Taylormade M Series drivers significantly lightens the crown. The weight is moved toward the perimeter of the club for extra stability at impact. This year's slot is reinforced for strength, allowing there to be a weight reduction and redistribution of discretionary weight. The HammerHead Slot results in a much larger effective hitting area on the face. When a ball is struck near the bottom of the face, the HammerHead Slot compresses and 'trampolines' the ball for drastically improved ball speed on thin shots. The HammerHead Slot is cut in the sole of the driver, just behind and parallel to the face. HammerHead Slotв„ў represents an evolution in the very successful Velocity Slotв„ў. If we sound excited about Twist Face, you're reading it right. The Twist Face technology in the new M3 and M4 have incredible promise for those of us who hit the occasional wayward drive. A lower flight that won't float and float as it towers into the next fairway. By decreasing the loft on the heel, Taylormade is planning for a lower flight. This heel shot, with it's gear effect typically produces a high, leaking, weak fade that turns and turns. On the other hand, most 'slicers' or shall we say 'faders,' tend to hit the ball toward the low heel. It's the same reason your 5 wood goes straighter than your driver more loft generally equals a straighter ball flight. but if you were to boost that toe loft, you'd get a little more back spin to get the ball up in the air and hold it on line. Hit the ball on the toe and you'll generally get a low flying, hard turning hook shot. Essentially, the face of the club is 'twisted' to increase the loft on the high toe and decrease the loft on the low heel. Twist Face has the potential to revolutionize golf club design. After Callaway's Epic took a big bite out of Taylormade's market share in 2017, Taylormade is back with some promising new ideas: Taylormade has long been a pioneer and leader in golf club technology and they've dominated the driver market for most of the last 2 decades. That's may sound bold, but consider science and technology involved and you'll see what we mean.

But if the new M3 and M4 Drivers from Taylormade actually do what the manufacturer suggests, they may be the best drivers ever made.

#Taylormade r11 driver review full#

The world of golf technology is full of wild claims. Here's what you should know about the technology in the Taylormade M3 Driver and the Taylormade M4 Driver, both new for 2018.