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Me swinging my new Taylormade R11 3-Wood. Working on some swing changes at the range!

I got a new wedge, and I am comparing it to the ZTP wedge.

Searsport pines golf course hole number one using TaylorMade R11 3 wood Sorry for the un professional golf look haha. Just came from baseball practice and needed to get the round in before dark lol Also don’t mind the commentary made by Jacob Allenwood. I told him not to, but he insisted anyways.

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Inside GOLF Magazine features the Taylormade TP Rescue featuring the first ever interchangeable shaft system for a Hybrid Iron using flight control technology.

St. Andrews Golf & Country Club in Atlanta offers an ideal setting to relax or work on your game. Their 18-hole course is rated as one of the top ten in Georgia, and is open to the public. The clubhouse also features an elegant banquet hall available for your next big event. Call now for reservations. Visit us www.yellowpages.com

TaylorMade Golf Tour Staff professionals answer the question “What do you love about St. Andrews?” St. Andrews, the host site of the 2010 Open Championship, is one of the most historic and beloved major championship venues in the world. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Open Championship.

A look at the golf courses of St. Andrews.

My favorite hole in the entire world, and the most difficult hole in all of golf, I filmed all my strokes on this hole. The tee shot requires to fly the ball over the actual Old Course Hotel. Protecting the green is the most famous sand trap in all of golf, The Road Hole Bunker. Over the green is part of an actual road that the ball must be played off of if it lies there. I hit a terrific drive down the right side of the fairway, where my caddie tells me the pros drive it. I then play a smart 5 iron shot slightly right and long, avoiding the road hole bunker itself, and avoiding hitting over it for my next shot, by clearing the green and just dribbling over the road behind the green. The wall behind the road did not come into play (thank goodness). I then hit a very efficient chip shot back over the road and into the bank of the green, and it dribbles into the fringe leaving myself a run at par. I lag my first putt close to the hole and tap in for a bogey 5, actually a good score on this hole. Later in the day I climbed the wall and crossed the road and scooped some sand from the Road Hole Bunker which is now on display in my office back in the States.

Lamberhurst golf club Kent, UK