Jamie Kennedy
By Jamie Kennedy

Having already launched the SLDR driver, the SLDR 430cc driver and more recently the SLDR Mini driver, TaylorMade are now offering their popular, "loft-up" driver in white.

The SLDR White will be exactly the same as the standard SLDR driver in terms of specs, size and weight, with the addition of a white crown colour. In a first for the company, TaylorMade are revealing news and photos of the driver via their social networks. Follow TaylorMade on Twitter and Facebook to see all the coverage.

TaylorMade SLDR White Driver

Many may wonder why TaylorMade are launching a new driver that is identical to a previous driver with a new crown colour, however this is not the first time they have taken this approach. Having launched the R11, R11S and R1 drivers in white, they then offered a black version of the R1 designed for players who preferred the darker, more traditional look at address.

Whilst they thought the R1 Black would be a supplementary product in their range, TaylorMade told us the demand and interest they received for the new colour was far beyond their expectations.

TaylorMade SLDR White Driver

That is the same idea behind the SLDR White. TaylorMade want to offer the same low-forward centre of gravity, advanced adjustability and low-spinning performance of the SLDR driver in a colour that may be preferred by some golfers. Here's TaylorMade's Director of Product Creation for Metalwoods, Brian Bazzel on the new white SLDR:

The white crown with black button-back delivers a remarkable appearance at address. Many golfers fell in love with white when it came out in 2011, and now we are delivering a limited edition white SLDR with low and forward CG for more distance when you loft up.

Here's a look at the standard SLDR driver alongside the new SLDR White. Which do you prefer? Let us know by below via the Facebook comment box.

TaylorMade SLDR White Driver

The SLDR White driver is available from the 14th of May with an RRP of £349.

Earlier in the season, we spoke with Brian Bazzel to discuss the company's approach to their recent drivers. Read the full interview to learn about which model is best suited to your game.

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TaylorMade SLDR Driver - Product Details

UK Launch16 August 2013
UK Launch RRP£349
USA Launch09 August 2013
Handicap Range
Low
High
GolferMens
Hand AvailabilityLeft, Right
Left Handed Lofts9.5°, 10.5°
Right Handed Lofts8°, 9.5°, 10.5°, 12°, 14°
MaterialTitanium
Head Volume460 cc
Club Length45.5 inches
Swing WeightD4
AdjustabilityLoft, Weight
Shaft NameFujikura Speeder 57
Shaft TypesGraphite
Shaft FlexRegular, Stiff, X Stiff
Shaft Weight55-61 grams
GripTM 360
Manufacturer's WebsiteTaylorMade Website

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