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The taylormade rescues 11 incorporate steel, pull-face constructions to allow for a thin, fast clubface that promotes fast speed and minimum weight. Different from others taylormade rescues 11 are also very adjustable that adjust the loft with Flight Control Technology (FCT) just like the driver. The white crown color provides optimum contrast against both the black clubface and ground to make the rescue 11 easier to aim. You can adjust the loft by 2 degrees, the face angle by 4 degrees, and even change the lie angle by 2 degrees. The lie angle determines if you hit the ball on the toe or the heel so you can adjust it to hit it in the sweet spot. It’s honestly pretty amazing what they are doing with these new clubs. While with the rescue 11 can make more distance.

A re-designed, low friction sole only allows a small percentage of the club to come in contact with the ground. This allows the club to glide freely and squarely through impact without slowing or twisting, for extra accuracy and distance, even on heavy shots when you hit slightly behind the ball.

This versatile taylormade rescues 11 features a white non-glare finish on the crown and black clubface for easy alignment, which complete with a 4-degree face angle change, a 2-degree loft change, a 2-degree lie angle change and a 1,000 RPM spin change, for perfect shots from anywhere on the course.

Since I could not turn the ball over with this club, I decided to make it as hooked faced as possible with hopes that I could turn it over. After changing the setting to "Higher" which also changes the face angle to the most closed setting, I started hitting balls again. First shot…nice high fade. I started laughing out loud!!! I could not get this thing to turn over! I was really awestruck. Nearly all hybrids I can turn over, some more than others and some only will go left for me. After hitting 40 or so balls, I determined it HAD to be this shaft. Or was it?

SwarmOn Launches Golf Industry Social Buying Site

Win a Free Set of TaylorMade R11 Clubs (a $2000 value) – Get One Entry for Signing Up and One Entry for Every Friend You Refer to SwarmOn Golf

Santa Cruz, CA (PRWEB) November 22, 2011
Founded by a former PGA Golf Professional along with golf industry and Silicon Valley executives, SwarmOn Inc. today launched SwarmOn Golf offering deep discounts on golf gear, travel, green fees, and a wide-array of everything golfers need to play the game. SwarmOn Golf brings the Internet phenomenon of social buying to the golf industry on a national basis.
The site’s debut features a 25 percent off deal from The Golf Warehouse , the largest online golf retailer. In addition, the site offers deals on a wide array of golf products and services – some up to 50 percent off. Green fee deals range from 40 percent off and more at courses such as Costa Mesa County Club and other upscale daily fee and resort courses around the country.
“We started SwarmOn Golf to help golf businesses broaden the reach of their brands, new products, golf courses, instruction services, travel deals and golf equipment to golfers nationwide. Our platform is an ideal way for businesses to attract new customers and market to a wide geographic, yet targeted group of golfers,” said Rick Oldach, golf industry executive and SwarmOn Golf co-founder.

Win a Free Set of TaylorMade R11 Clubs
To kick off the launch, SwarmOn is giving away a free set of R11 golf clubs from TaylorMade Golf. The set includes the revolutionary R11 driver, which features three technologies — Flight Control Technology, Movable Weight Technology, and an Adjustable Sole Plate—designed to help any golfer find the fairway through total adjustability. The set also includes an R11 fairway wood, Rescue 11, R11 irons (4- PW, SW) and a Ghost putter, all of which add up to more than a $2,000 retail value. The winner can select loft, shaft flex and preferred grip to give the set a personal, custom-fitted touch.
Golfers receive one entry by signing up for SwarmOn Golf and another entry for every friend they refer who signs up. Entries will be accepted until 9 a.m. PST on December 30th and the winner will be announced on January 1, 2012 at 12 p.m. (noon) PST.
Refer a Friend and Get Even Bigger Discounts
With SwarmOn’s referral program, SwarmOn members can always refer friends and make 2 percent of what their friends buy for 90 days. Every member gets a referral link they can share via Facebook, Twitter, and email to invite friends to join SwarmOn. For each referral who buys a deal on the SwarmOn site, the original member gets a credit in their SwarmOn account for 2 percent of their referral’s purchase. There is no limit to the number of referrals or amount of credits a member can earn.
About SwarmOn
SwarmOn.com is the first website segmenting social buying power into the sports people love. SwarmOn launched SwarmOn Surf in April of 2011 and SwarmOn Golf in November of 2011. The company plans to launch additional sports segments in 2012. Users can sign up for one sport or opt in for more and are only emailed deals targeted for each sport they choose. Each SwarmOn Sports niche is headed by a sports professional and industry expert, as well as technical staff. The company is based in Santa Cruz, California.

Rescue 11, You Know?

Taylormade has finally released the new R11 series and PGA Professional Ashley Young Introduces the 2011 launch of the R11 Driver, R11 Fairway Wood and the taylormade rescue 11 — the latest and greatest from Taylormade. If you think of a white wood in 2011 then you'll automatically think of taylormade r11 but there has been another white-headed taylormade wood impressing our test team this year - the taylormade rescue 11.

The rescue 11 is the latest and greatest from one of the top names in golf. The Flight Control Technology allows you to adjust the club's face; loft and lie for each shot while the lower center of gravity will produce higher launches. This adjustable hybrid looks just as good as it plays with a 4-degree face angle change, a 2-degree loft change, a 2-degree lie angle change and a 1,000 RPM spin change, meaning perfect shots from anywhere on the course. It has a new deeper face, 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. The "TP" version is designed for more experienced players.

This versatile taylormade rescue 11 features a white non-glare finish on the crown and black clubface for easy alignment, which complete with a 4-degree face angle change, a 2-degree loft change, a 2-degree lie angle change and a 1,000 RPM spin change, for perfect shots from anywhere on the course.

I've never been a good long irons player, and this year's golf set the gap nicely between my 5-Iron and 3-Wood. Another high quality production is from the minds of taylormade. This club is simply great. Very workable, penetrating ball flight, anything a better player could want this hybrid has. I have the 16 degree 2 hybrid in the "TP" model. Beware, this hybrid does not have much forgiveness and requires a higher swing speed, if you don't have a high swing speed go with the non model. The adjustability is awesome too.

Rescue 11 Review

There’s no mistaking a taylormade golf product in 2011. White is the new black and it’s taken the golf world by snow storm. The cool thing is that they’ve nicely incorporated both black and with into the club. Ebony and ivory, white and black cookie, taylormade rescue 11? It all comes together! If you’ve never seen the new white crown yet you’re surely missing out on a visual treat. It’s not stark, glaring, etc. The rescue 11 actually calming at address and the black clubface provides a great alignment aid in of itself. Is the club head squared to the target line? Forget the alignment aid on the crown and the graphics on the back of the crown; use the clubface as your guide. For all intents and purposes you forget that the club is white after the first few shots or holes with it which is one less distraction you need before rigging a shot off with this club. The stock Aldila RIP shaft in the taylormade rescue 11is a nice addition to an already sleek but powerful offering and the look certainly blends well. The club has the look of a smaller fairway wood which gives you the comfort of hitting it off the tee, off the deck, or in the rough.

Taylormade has given the golfer options without making them feel that they will be overwhelmed and not end up using the features that come with the taylormade rescue 11. I think this is a nice bonus to a golfer who may not yet be ready to take on an adjustable driver or fairway wood. Crawl before you can walk right? Hybrids have officially joined the adjustability game and the golf set is a player. There’s a little something for everyone with this club and it should definitely be on your short list to check out if you’re in the market for a new hybrid. If the color has got your attention, the performance will almost certainly grab it. The Rescue R11 retails for $189 and can be found at online retailers such as Blind9Golf. More information on this and other taylormade rescue 11 products can be found at golfulove. Regardless of what you may have heard, the performance matches the paint and we’re not talking NASCAR here either. Get some white hot performance while you can. You never know what may be up talylormade’s ball sleeve next. Come to buy this taylormade rescue 11, you will get more than a production. 

Taylormade Rescue 11 Review

Golf equipment has certainly come full circle in recent years. Everything from irons, drivers, fairway woods, and even putters has gone a complete overhaul in the way they are looked at and played. When hybrids first came out they were designed to replace the longer irons in an iron set that were harder to hit. Generally speaking. Now with recent technological advancements, hybrids are now replacing fairway woods. They’ve come a long way since first being thought of as a ‘cheating club.’ Taylormade created some serious noise in 2011 by introducing the color white to its line of clubs and that white trickled down to its popular Rescue hybrid as well. 
THP put the taylormade rescue r11through some testing to see if the performance would match that of the paint. Did it? Check it out.

There’s no mistaking a Taylormade golf product in 2011. White is the new black and it’s taken the golf world by snow storm. The cool thing is that they’ve nicely incorporated both black and with into the club. Ebony and ivory, white and black cookie, Taylormade Rescue 11? It all comes together! If you’ve never seen the new white crown yet you’re surely missing out on a visual treat. It’s not stark, glaring, etc. It’s actually calming at address and the black clubface provides a great alignment aid in of itself. Is the clubhead squared to the target line? Forget the alignment aid on the crown and the graphics on the back of the crown, use the clubface as your guide. For all intents and purposes you forget that the club is white after the first few shots or holes with it which is one less distraction you need before ripping a shot off with this club. The stock Aldila RIP shaft is a nice addition to an already sleek but powerful offering and the look certainly blends well. The club has the look of a smaller fairway wood which gives you the comfort of hitting it off the tee, off the deck, or in the rough. Hybrids certainly are versatile, no?


Everything about the Rescue 11 hybrid screams ‘technology.’ The paint on the crown, the RIP shaft, and especially the adjustability factor. This factor, known as Flight Control Technology (FCT), is the soul of this club. With FCT you can increase or decrease the launch angle by 1 degree. There are eight, count them eight, different FCT positions that allow you to increase or decrease loft in .5 increments as well. Why should it’s big brother R11 driver have all the adjustable fun right? With every FCT adjustment your spin rate will also change as well. More loft gives you more spin for greater carry while the lower the loft the less spin you’ll get with a little less carry. Don’t believe me? Look at Exhibit A below. Exhibit B can be found in the ‘Testing’ section of this review where I tell you what I saw when I played with these different settings to dial myself in. In addition to the adjustability, Taylormade also placed the CG (center of gravity) lower and more towards the rear of the clubhead which is designed for better shot shaping capability. Does this all work like its advertised? Read on my friends.

Rescue 11 TP Review

"The taylormade rescue 11 tp continues taylormade's long heritage of innovative rescue clubs by delivering unparalleled adjustability." Tom Olsavsky - Taylormade Senior Director - Metalwoods - Product Creation

The taylormade rescue 11 tp is the latest and greatest from one of the top names in golf. The Flight Control Technology allows you to adjust the club's face; loft and lie for each shot while the lower center of gravity will produce higher launches. This adjustable hybrid looks just as good as it plays with a 4-degree face angle change, a 2-degree loft change, a 2-degree lie angle change and a 1,000 RPM spin change, meaning perfect shots from anywhere on the course. The taylormade rescue 11 tp has a new deeper face, which produces a more penetrating flight. The white non-glare crown and black clubface (which provides easy alignment) of the taylormade rescue 11 tp will improve your game and that sleek white finish will make you the center of attention on the course and in the clubhouse. The "TP" version of the taylormade rescue 11 tp is designed for more experienced players. Some features you know? The first one is that it is adjust the loft with Flight Control Technology (FCT), second, the face angle of the taylormade rescue 11 tp changes from less 4° to more 4°, loft changes from less 2° to more 2°, lie angle is from less 2° to more 2°, and RPM spin is from less 1,000 to more 1,000. Thirdly, it is deeper face and lower CG for easier launch. And then the white non-glare crown and black clubface of the taylormade rescue 11 tp is for easy alignment. There are additional features: the shaft is RIP 85 HB, and the material is graphite, which is adjusted to the loft with Flight Control Technology (FCT).

The taylormade rescue 11 tp incorporates steel, pull-face construction to allow for a thin, fast clubface that promotes fast ball speed and minimum weight. Flight Control Technology (FCT) allows you to adjust the loft to promote a higher or lower launch angle. The white crown color provides optimum contrast compared to both the black clubface and the turf to make the taylormade rescue 11 tp exceptionally easy to aim.

Rescue 11，Catch Your Eyes

The taylormade rescue 11is so easy to align. The adjustability and performance make it the best hybrid I’ve ever played.” Paul Goydos said.

“The taylormade rescue 11went right in my bag this year. The white crown allows for easy alignment and the adjustability makes it so versatile.” Mike Weir said.

The taylormade rescue 11 is the latest and greatest from one of the top names in golf. The Flight Control Technology allows you to adjust the clubs face; loft and lie for each shot while the lower center of gravity will produce higher launches. This adjustable hybrid looks just as good as it plays with a 4-degree face angle change, a 2-degree loft change, a 2-degree lie angle change and a 1,000 RPM spin change, meaning perfect shots from anywhere on the course. The taylormade rescue 11 has a new deeper face, 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. The TP version of the taylormade rescue 11 is designed for more experienced players.

There are some features about the taylormade rescue 11 you must understand. First one is it is adjust the loft with Flight Control Technology (FCT). At the same time, the taylormade rescue 11 changes more or less 4 degree face angle, less or more 2 degree loft, less or more 2 degree lie angle, and less or more 1,000 RPM spin. Secondly, it is deeper face and lower CG for easier launch. At last it is white non-glare crown and black clubface for easy alignment.

I've never been a good long irons player, and this year's taylormade rescue 11 bridge the gap nicely between my 5-Iron and 3-Wood. There is another quality product that is from the minds of taylormade.

Bought 2 of these (3 and 4 Hybrid) to replace my aging ping g5 hybrids, which had given me a lot of good rounds. If I could sum up this club in one word, it would be "smooth". It doesn't take much to get the ball going. I just feel in total control when I swing them. The white color is debatable by some, but I happen to like the taylormade rescue 11 a lot. It's a nice change-up. These hybrids have a nice "ping" sound to them when hit flush, and results were pretty consistent. And, of course, the adjustable loft is much appreciated. I can do almost anything with them...long fairways, rough, knockdowns, I even chipped with it before a round just to see what happens.