Taylormade R11 Ti Fairway Wood

The Taylormade R11 Ti Fairway Wood  offers more adjustability for more distance. You can adjust the face angle with new Adjustable Sole Plate Technology (ASP) and you can adjust the loft with Flight Control Technology (FCT). These technologies promote up to 60 yards of side-to-side trajectory change and a 1,000 RPM backspin change. A new aerodynamic shape promotes faster speed for more distance and the deeper face and front center of gravity deliver more penetrating flight. The club is fininished off with a white non-glare crown and black clubface, which creates easy alignment.

TaylorMade has also included the 2.0 technology, which engineers Taylormade R11 Ti Fairway Wood for more control, higher ball flight and an improved sound and feel. The "TP" version has a lower center of gravity and is designed for the more experienced golfer
 

TaylorMade-adidas Golf Company (air max 2011) of Carlsbad, California is a U.S. headquartered subsidiary of the German based adidas Group. TaylorMade was started in 1979 by Gary Adams, the inventor of the metalwood, and the company has continued to maintain a consistent presence at the top of golf product innovation since that time. TaylorMade was independently owned until adidas bought the company in 1997. The image and focus of the company was redirected shortly after the adidas acquisition to take over the driver market; the company succeeded in achieving this goal in late 2005 when it officially became the No. 1 driver in golf.