TaylorMade

Qi35

• Built to fit the broadest range of player types, the standard Qi35 now straddles the line between the previous Qi10 and Qi10 Tour models.
• The Qi35 boasts a similar shape to the Qi10 but with a slightly more forward centre of gravity for lower spin and better energy transfer.
• A sole slot improves the way the face flexes, especially for impacts below the centre of the face.
• Top 5 in Performance, middle and high-handicaps
• 17, 19, 22, 25 degrees (12-way adjustable hosel).

Qi35 Max

• The oversized shape emphasises forgiveness and a higher launch with more of a draw bias than the Qi35.
• The weight screw in the back-centre of the sole deepens the centre of gravity for more forgiveness.
• A carbon-composite crown lowers the centre of gravity.
• Lofts are stronger than Qi10 Max for less spin and more ball speed.
• Lie angles are slightly more upright than in the standard Qi35 to minimise a slice.
• Top 5 in Performance, high-handicaps
• 20, 23, 27, 31, 35 degrees (fixed hosel).

Qi35 Max Lite

• Oversized like the Max, but it has a more tip-flexible shaft. It also weighs significantly less to help golfers with moderate swing speeds launch shots higher.
• The weight screw in the back-centre of the sole deepens the centre of gravity for more forgiveness.
• A carbon-composite crown lowers the centre of gravity.
• A sole slot improves the way the face flexes, creating more potential distance, especially for impacts low on the face.
• Lie angles are slightly more upright than in the standard Qi35 for help against slicing.
• 23, 27, 31, 35 degrees (fixed hosel).