Unique double sends Laird to No 21

Unique double sends Laird to No 21

Unique double sends Laird to No 21

Sunday's unique Scottish double has sent Martin Laird soaring 19 places to No 21 on the latest World Rankings list.

This after Laird became the first Scot ever to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Orlando, Florida, while picking up the second TaylorMade R11 driver of the double.

Despite a scatchy final round of 75 on a difficult course, Laird managed to edge out American Steve Marino by a shot and Englishman Justin Rose by two.

Earlier on Sunday Paul Lawrie had setup the first leg of of Scotland's first ever double of wins on both the US PGA and European Tours on the same day with his one-shot victory over Jonan Edfors at the Open de Andalucia in Malaga, Spain.

The 1999 Open Champion's first victory in nine years sent the Scot rocketing 122 places to 150th in the World Rankings.

open, 2 closed). You can create three lofts with the same face angle, or you can further accentuate a face angle or counter a negative face angle. Plus, the combination of ASP and FCT effectively doubles the range of face angle for the club for 2 to 4. Altogether, the combination of ASP, FCT and MWT gives golfers 48 ways to set up the TaylorMade R11 Driver to promote up to 100 yards of side-to-side trajectory adjustment, the most of any driver in existence. Combining full FCT and MWT settings promotes a launch-condition range of 2 launch angle and 1,000 RPM. The FCT system is extremely sleek and streamlined, resulting in less mass and a lower clubhead CG location compared to hosel adjustability systems in competitive drivers.

The Taylormade R11 Driver includes two weight cartridges weighing 10-grams and 1-gram. To create a neutral bias, install the heavy (10-gram) weight in the toe, for a draw bias, put the heavy weight in the heel. If a more neutral setting is desired, 4 and 6-gram weights are available separately.

The TaylorMade R11 driver is designed with a new, modern-classical clubhead shape intended to suit the eye of better players, while still providing forgiveness and confidence for average players. The shape is more contemporary appearance than traditional drivers, and slightly triangular to create a modern yet classical address silhouette. The triangular shape creates more inertia and a deeper back CG position for greater stability and forgiveness. At 440cc, the TaylorMade R11 driver appears slightly (2%) larger due to its white crown colour. Most golfers recognise address size relative to the size of the ball as a key confidence builder. The white crown colour and black PVD face provides optimum contrast against the ground to make the R11 easier to aim. This advantage is even more pronounced in lower light, such as when the tee box is in shade or shadow, on overcast days or when the sun is low in the morning and in the evening. The crown colour also eliminates high-intensity "hot spots" caused by reflected sunlight that afflicts gloss-finish metalwoods.

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