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The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

Highlighted by an ultralight component package, the�TaylorMade Qi10 Max HL Driver�is engineered to help moderate swing speed golfers maximize club head speed and launch it higher, producing increased carry distances. The Max HL features a shallower head shape with an extended profile from front to back, allowing mass to be moved away from the center of the head. As a result, stability and forgiveness see a massive boost, nearly reaching the unheard-of ten thousand MOI threshold. The Max HL is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. The stock shaft and grip are Fujikura's Speeder NX TCS and Golf Pride's Z-Grip, respectively. TaylorMade Qi10 Max HL Driver Features: Designed with lightweight components and a lighter head to help moderate to slow swing speed players increase speed and launch it high to maximize distance Stretched head shape allows weight to be placed farther back for Superior MOI, stability, and forgiveness 60X Carbon Twist Face is lighter than traditional titanium and creates a more efficient energy transfer New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and powerful sound at impact Loft sleeve allows for +/- 2� of loft adjustability and lie adjustability Stock Shafts: Fujikura Speeder NX TCS 50 Stock Gri

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

Highlighted by an ultralight component package, the�TaylorMade Qi10 Max HL Driver�is engineered to help moderate swing speed golfers maximize club head speed and launch it higher, producing increased carry distances. The Max HL features a shallower head shape with an extended profile from front to back, allowing mass to be moved away from the center of the head. As a result, stability and forgiveness see a massive boost, nearly reaching the unheard-of ten thousand MOI threshold. The Max HL is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. The stock shaft and grip are Fujikura's Speeder NX TCS and Golf Pride's Z-Grip, respectively. TaylorMade Qi10 Max HL Driver Features: Designed with lightweight components and a lighter head to help moderate to slow swing speed players increase speed and launch it high to maximize distance Stretched head shape allows weight to be placed farther back for Superior MOI, stability, and forgiveness 60X Carbon Twist Face is lighter than traditional titanium and creates a more efficient energy transfer New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and powerful sound at impact Loft sleeve allows for +/- 2� of loft adjustability and lie adjustability Stock Shafts: Fujikura Speeder NX TCS 50 Stock Gri

Squarely aimed at players seeking the ultimate blend of distance and forgiveness, the TaylorMade Qi10 Driver�is highlighted by a massive 5% increase in MOI compared to its predecessor, the Stealth 2. The vault in forgiveness is a byproduct of two critical advancements working in unison. Specifically, a new Infinity Carbon Crown covers nearly the entirety of the total crown area, creating discretionary weight that's strategically relocated in the extremities of a new, slightly larger head shape. The resulting perimeter-weighted, exceptionally stable design reduces the club's ability to twist when a mis-hit occurs, producing straighter, more accurate drives. Distance also receives a bump in TaylorMade's latest driver offering, thanks to a new supportive structure surrounding the face. Acting like a hinge, the structure allows the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree, with the ensuing spring-like effect generating extra ball speed versus Stealth 2. As an added benefit, the 60X Carbon Twist Face is now vastly more durable than the previous model. Stock shaft offerings include Fujikura's Ventus TR Blue and Mitsubishi's Diamana T+ 60.� TaylorMade Qi10 Driver Features: Mid-high launch, mid-low spin New, slightly larger address shape offers a clean, confidence-inspiring look at address Lower CG and higher MOI than Stealth 2 create an ideal combination of distance and forgiveness Re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is much lighter than titanium and transfers energy more efficiently New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and p

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

Two vital weight-saving elements highlight the new TaylorMade Qi10 Max Fairway Woods: a more expansive Infinity Carbon Crown and a sleek hosel design. With a bevy of freed-up weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade's engineers strategically located mass deeper in the head, creating a lower center of gravity. The resulting CG yields impressive performance benefits, delivering incredible distance, forgiveness, stability, and an easier launch. Featuring the largest head and Infinity Carbon Crown in the Qi10 Fairway family, the Max's extreme perimeter weighting makes it the most forgiving and highest MOI fairway TaylorMade has ever produced. A very low CG, additional loft, and shallower face combine to promote an extremely high launch and help players who typically struggle to hit fairway woods. TaylorMade Qi10 Max Fairway Woods Feature: High-launch, mid-spin, neutral flight bias Most forgiving and highest MOI fairway in TaylorMade's history Slightly shallower face, oversized head, very low CG, and weaker lofts launch the ball extremely high for optimized carry distance New Infinity Carbon Crown and sleek hosel free up mass for optimal weight distribution and a lower CG to deliver longer distance Clean address view highlights the advanced laser alignment system for precision aim Thru-Slot Speed Pocket is optimized to preserve ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots V Steel sole improves turf interaction and versatility Clean and powerful sound at impact Stock Shaft: Fujikura Speeder NX TCS Stock Grip: Golf Pride Z-Grip (Black/Blue, 52g, 0.600) Authorized TaylorMade Retailer Product Specs Club Loft Lie Length Swing Weight Volume Availability 3 16� 59� 43.25" D2 200cc RH/LH 5 19� 59.5� 42.25" D2 180cc RH/LH 7 22� 60� 41.75" D2 165cc RH/LH Buy TaylorMade Qi10 Fairway Woods

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

Squarely aimed at players seeking the ultimate blend of distance and forgiveness, the TaylorMade Qi10 Driver�is highlighted by a massive 5% increase in MOI compared to its predecessor, the Stealth 2. The vault in forgiveness is a byproduct of two critical advancements working in unison. Specifically, a new Infinity Carbon Crown covers nearly the entirety of the total crown area, creating discretionary weight that's strategically relocated in the extremities of a new, slightly larger head shape. The resulting perimeter-weighted, exceptionally stable design reduces the club's ability to twist when a mis-hit occurs, producing straighter, more accurate drives. Distance also receives a bump in TaylorMade's latest driver offering, thanks to a new supportive structure surrounding the face. Acting like a hinge, the structure allows the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree, with the ensuing spring-like effect generating extra ball speed versus Stealth 2. As an added benefit, the 60X Carbon Twist Face is now vastly more durable than the previous model. Stock shaft offerings include Fujikura's Ventus TR Blue and Mitsubishi's Diamana T+ 60.� TaylorMade Qi10 Driver Features: Mid-high launch, mid-low spin New, slightly larger address shape offers a clean, confidence-inspiring look at address Lower CG and higher MOI than Stealth 2 create an ideal combination of distance and forgiveness Re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is much lighter than titanium and transfers energy more efficiently New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and p

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

Squarely aimed at players seeking the ultimate blend of distance and forgiveness, the TaylorMade Qi10 Driver�is highlighted by a massive 5% increase in MOI compared to its predecessor, the Stealth 2. The vault in forgiveness is a byproduct of two critical advancements working in unison. Specifically, a new Infinity Carbon Crown covers nearly the entirety of the total crown area, creating discretionary weight that's strategically relocated in the extremities of a new, slightly larger head shape. The resulting perimeter-weighted, exceptionally stable design reduces the club's ability to twist when a mis-hit occurs, producing straighter, more accurate drives. Distance also receives a bump in TaylorMade's latest driver offering, thanks to a new supportive structure surrounding the face. Acting like a hinge, the structure allows the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree, with the ensuing spring-like effect generating extra ball speed versus Stealth 2. As an added benefit, the 60X Carbon Twist Face is now vastly more durable than the previous model. Stock shaft offerings include Fujikura's Ventus TR Blue and Mitsubishi's Diamana T+ 60.� TaylorMade Qi10 Driver Features: Mid-high launch, mid-low spin New, slightly larger address shape offers a clean, confidence-inspiring look at address Lower CG and higher MOI than Stealth 2 create an ideal combination of distance and forgiveness Re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is much lighter than titanium and transfers energy more efficiently New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and p

Two vital weight-saving elements highlight the new TaylorMade Women's Qi10 Max Fairway Woods: a more expansive Infinity Carbon Crown and a sleek hosel design. With a bevy of freed-up weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade's engineers strategically located mass deeper in the head, creating a lower center of gravity. The resulting CG yields impressive performance benefits, delivering incredible distance, forgiveness, stability, and an easier launch. Featuring the largest head and Infinity Carbon Crown in the Qi10 Fairway family, the Max's extreme perimeter weighting makes it the most forgiving and highest MOI fairway TaylorMade has ever produced. A very low CG, additional loft, and shallower face combine to promote an extremely high launch and help players who typically struggle to hit fairway woods. TaylorMade Women's Qi10 Max Fairway Woods Feature: High-launch, mid-spin, neutral flight bias Most forgiving and highest MOI fairway in TaylorMade's history Slightly shallower face, oversized head, very low CG, and weaker lofts launch the ball extremely high for optimized carry distance New Infinity Carbon Crown and sleek hosel free up mass for optimal weight distribution and a lower CG to deliver longer distance Clean address view highlights the advanced laser alignment system for precision aim Thru-Slot Speed Pocket is optimized to preserve ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots V Steel sole improves turf interaction and versatility Clean and powerful sound at impact Stock Shaft: Fujikura Speeder NX TCS 40 Ladies Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Soft (Grey/White, 40g, 0.580) Authorized TaylorMade Retailer Product Specs Club Loft Lie Length Swing Weight Volume Availability 3 16� 59.5� 42" C7 200cc RH Only 5 19� 60� 41" C7 180cc RH Only 7 22� 60.5� 40.5" C7 165cc RH Only Buy Ladies TaylorMade Qi10 Fairway Woods

Squarely aimed at players seeking the ultimate blend of distance and forgiveness, the TaylorMade Qi10 Driver�is highlighted by a massive 5% increase in MOI compared to its predecessor, the Stealth 2. The vault in forgiveness is a byproduct of two critical advancements working in unison. Specifically, a new Infinity Carbon Crown covers nearly the entirety of the total crown area, creating discretionary weight that's strategically relocated in the extremities of a new, slightly larger head shape. The resulting perimeter-weighted, exceptionally stable design reduces the club's ability to twist when a mis-hit occurs, producing straighter, more accurate drives. Distance also receives a bump in TaylorMade's latest driver offering, thanks to a new supportive structure surrounding the face. Acting like a hinge, the structure allows the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree, with the ensuing spring-like effect generating extra ball speed versus Stealth 2. As an added benefit, the 60X Carbon Twist Face is now vastly more durable than the previous model. Stock shaft offerings include Fujikura's Ventus TR Blue and Mitsubishi's Diamana T+ 60.� TaylorMade Qi10 Driver Features: Mid-high launch, mid-low spin New, slightly larger address shape offers a clean, confidence-inspiring look at address Lower CG and higher MOI than Stealth 2 create an ideal combination of distance and forgiveness Re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is much lighter than titanium and transfers energy more efficiently New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and p

Designed for players with higher swing speeds, the LS is the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning, most workable model in the Qi10 Driver family. The LS boasts three additional yards of distance compared to its predecessor, the Stealth 2 Plus. The primary contributors to the newfound distance gains are a re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face that more efficiently transfers energy into the ball and a new supportive structure backing it. The structure acts like a hinge, allowing the fast to flex and rebound more, resulting in explosive ball speeds. The LS also surpasses the Stealth 2 in several other performance categories, predominantly due to its new Infinity Carbon Crown. Now spanning 97% of the total area available, the crown frees up discretionary weight, which is redistributed lower in the head. Relocating the CG significantly boosts MOI, stability, and forgiveness. Additionally, spin is reduced by 100 RPMs, and launch conditions are slightly elevated. TaylorMade Qi10 LS Designer Series Copper Driver Features: Same performance as the Qi10 LS with refined styling Mid-launch, low-spin with a lower CG and high MOI for golfers seeking the ultimate in low-spin performance Classic address shape inspires confidence Strategically engineered to reduce spin and enhance workability without sacrificing stability Re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is much lighter than titanium and transfers energy more efficiently New supporting structure promotes more face flex for added ball speed while improving the face's durability New Infinity Carbon Crown covers 97% of the crown area, freeing up mass for better weight distribution and forgiveness; also provides enhanced alignment thanks to a high contrast topline embedded in the face Thru-Slot Speed Pocket retains ball speed on low-face strikes Twist Face uses corrective angles to remedy inherent mis-hit tendencies, resulting in straighter shots Clean and powerful sound at impact Sliding 18g weight can be shifted to produce a draw or fade

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res

The Qi10 Max Driver represents a monumental milestone in TaylorMade's legendary metalwood history. For the first time, they've created a driver boasting an unprecedented 10,000 MOI. Although this may seem like an arbitrary number, it has a dramatic effect on forgiveness. When a shot is poorly struck, a lesser driver drastically rotates at impact, leaving the face pointed wildly offline. Additionally, the rotation squanders club head speed, instead converting it into unwanted side spin, sending the ball farther away from the target. The result is a vast miss and a severe loss of ball speed, as you might imagine. Thanks to its otherworldly levels of inertia, the Qi10 Max remains significantly squarer when the inevitable mis-hit occurs, producing far more accurate shots with a tighter dispersion while preserving ball speed. TaylorMade achieved this feat of MOI via three critical advancements. First, the R & D team pushed the Qi10 Max�s head shape to the legal boundaries established by the USGA. Second, the new Infinity Carbon Crown saves weight by covering an astounding 97% of the total crown area. Finally, the re-engineered 60X Carbon Twist Face is markedly lighter than a traditional titanium face. With a bevy of discretionary weight now at their disposal, TaylorMade strategically shifted mass to the extreme perimeter of the borderline illegal head dimensions, and one of the most stable and forgiving drivers ever constructed was born. The Max is by no means a one-trick pony, thanks to its new supporting structure surrounding the face. The structure acts as a hinge, allowing the face to flex and rebound to a greater degree. The resulting spring-like reaction combines with the 60X Carbon Twist Face's ability to transfer more energy than traditional titanium, yielding immense ball speed and distance. If you're unconvinced about TaylorMade's Qi10 Max claims, the numbers speak for themselves. The Max possesses 16% and 20% more MOI than the Stealth 2 HD and Stealth 2, res