TaylorMade brings three distinct fairway wood models—Qi10, Qi10 Tour, QI10 Max—to satisfy three different player types. Advertisement. U.S. Open Oakmont Country Club ...

Both the Qi10 Max and Qi10 have significantly lower CGs compared to the Qi10 Tour, with the Qi10 Max the lowest. The shallow face design contributes further to that ultra-low CG.

TaylorMade’s 12-degree Qi10 Max came oh-so-close to taking the crown with a 3.5-yard distance loss number that was nearly 2 yards better than the runner-up 12-degree Qi10 (5.2 yards).

The Qi10 Max driver boasts a combined total MOI of 10,000 grams per square centimeter (10K), a feat that is the result of advanced lightweight materials, ...

The Qi10 core and Qi10 MAX models fairway woods are priced at $349 each, and the Tour model comes in at $449. While all three of the hybrid models are priced at $299. Tap here to pre-order.

The TaylorMade Qi10 Designer Series Comes in 4 Colors: Along with a special edition black leather headcover. ... while LS and Max versions are aimed at low handicaps and high handicaps respectively.

The Qi10 Max and Qi10 are priced at $799.99, while the Qi10 LS has a price tag of $829.99. All three are available for order starting Jan. 9, and will be in stores starting on Feb. 2.

That's right, Morikawa is set to make a switch this week into TaylorMade's new Qi10 Max driver, equipped with a lighter-weight Mitsubishi GT 50TX shaft. No, you didn't read that wrong.