TaylorMade

Qi35

• Targets golfers with average to above-average swing speeds looking for consistent distance and fitting options through an adjustable hosel.
• A lower profile than last year’s Qi10 increases the likelihood of centre-face contact and provides a sleeker look at address.
• The company’s trademark slot in the sole stretches longer into the toe to create a more flexible face.
• Top 5 in Performance, high-handicaps
• 15, 16.5, 18, 21 degrees (12-way adjustable hosel).

Qi35 Max

• With its large address profile, shallow face, deep front-to-back size and slightly weaker lofts, this model targets players looking for easier launch and forgiveness on off-centre hits.
• A built-in draw bias looks to offset the miss of the typical golfer.
• Lightweight carbon composite covers nearly the entire crown to lower the centre of gravity for higher launch with less spin.
• Top 5 in Forgiveness, middle-handicaps
• 15.5, 18.5, 21.5, 24.5 degrees (adjustable hosel).

Qi35 Max Lite

• Built on the same platform as the oversized Qi35 Max, the lighter overall weight favours golfers with moderate swing speeds looking to launch the ball higher.
• A draw bias works to offset the miss of the typical golfer.
• The company’s trademark slot in the sole stretches longer into the toe to create a more flexible face, especially for lower impacts.
• With the adjustable hosel, the loft range stretches from 13.5 to 23.5 degrees.
• 15.5, 18.5, 21.5 degrees (adjustable hosel).