The TaylorMade Qi35 lineup evolves the 10K MOI story by lowering center of gravity across all models, resulting in more consistent ball speeds and lower spin without losing stability.
Their scorecard
Forgiveness: 5/5 — Max 10K MOI is ultra-stable
Distance: 5/5 — Core and LS deliver massive ball speeds
Workability: 4/5 — LS model allows for shaping
Looks at address: 5/5 — Gunmetal and satin finish is high-end
What they rate
Significant reduction in spin across the face due to lower CG projection
Premium gunmetal titanium and chromium carbon fiber finishes
Moving from sliding tracks to pinpoint weights increases discretionary weight efficiency
What they don’t
LS model weighting can feel heavy or difficult to rotate for some delivery types
The Max model maintains a significant left-bias that high-speed players may struggle to time
The TaylorMade Qi35 lineup evolves the 10K MOI story by lowering center of gravity across all models, resulting in more consistent ball speeds and lower spin without losing stability.
Significant reduction in spin across the face due to lower CG projection
Premium gunmetal titanium and chromium carbon fiber finishes