The Carlsbad, Calif., manufacturer’s new Qi35 metalwoods lineup was announced earlier this week. Last month, I had the benefit of a full walk-through at TaylorMade Canada north of Toronto and was surprised by the scope of the R&D team’s material, technology and fitting upgrades as a follow-up to Qi10.

TaylorMade has finally dropped the full and much-anticipated Qi35 driver lineup with four different models available for pre-order.

Gear: TaylorMade Qi35, Qi35 LS, Qi35 Max, Qi35 Max Lite drivers Price: $629 with Mitsubishi Kai'Li, Mitsubishi Diamana T+, Fujikura Ventus Blue or Fujikura AirSpeeder shaft and Golf Pride Z Grip Specs: Carbon fiber face,

The TaylorMade Qi35 drivers for 2025 have garnered significant attention for their advancements over the previous Qi10 line, focusing on a blend of forgiveness

The Qi35 rescue clubs are designed for enhanced distance and adjustability, while the Qi35 Max boosts forgiveness, shot height and stopping power.

TaylorMade has opted for a light grey multi material construction for the Qi35, that the brand claim has been inspired by supercars and fighter jets. The inspiration is clear to see as soon as you pull off the headcover, with the driver's sole looking more like something out of Star Wars than something you would expect to see on the first tee.

AVAILABILITY/PRICING: TaylorMade’s Qi35 fairway wood ($349.99) is available in four lofts (15, 16.5, 18, 21 degrees) with Fujikura’s Ventus Blue FW 25 shaft; Qi35 Max comes in four lofts (15.5, 18.5,

It’s an arduous task to make any fairway wood (or hybrid) launch story sizzle. The category tends to lack the requisite pomp and circumstance necessary to

TaylorMade is aiming for the top spot in the 10k MOI standings in 2025 with the launch of the new Qi35 Max driver. Designed with forgiveness in mind, the Qi35 Max incorporates plenty of new tech to help golfers find the fairway more often.

TaylorMade's three newest fairway woods are more adjustable with updated faces and carbon fiber crowns for enhanced performance.