TaylorMade changed to their Trajectory Adjustment System weight setup in the Qi35 instead ... Tom Kim showed up at the SoFi Center with a new putter in play. After riding with a Justin Thomas ...

“The biggest factor in our fitting was the three weights in the Qi35 LS head,” Ryan Ressa, TaylorMade manager of ... window he is looking for. When we set out in testing, we asked what the ...

The best driver is the one you’re fit for, and TaylorMade is taking a renewed approach ... Or are we holding on to that angle we set for a long time and releasing after parallel, super late?” ...

1. Weighty issue. Go through TaylorMade’s current club lineup and you’ll quickly realize several products feature strategically placed weights in the sole, Spider putters included. Better ...

When did TaylorMade last bring a new driver out ... Through interchangeable Trajectory Adjustment System (TAS) weights, the CG projection of Qi35 LS and Qi35 can be further optimised to create the ...

“Literally the only parts of ours are the front, the back and weights.” It also makes it valuable for players who purchase the putter then decide they want to make an adjustment late ...

The much-anticipated sequel to TaylorMade’s Qi10 ... When it’s lowered, the head weight is optimized and a larger area of opportunity is activated, improving overall launch conditions. – ...

The interchangeable collection of mallet shapes uses three neck-hosel pieces and three body designs that are joined by two heel and toe sole weight screws. The matrix yields nine different putter ...

Fitters can adjust the circular weights in the sole to ensure the ideal swing weight for each putter. However, those weights are not designed for golfers to adjust on their own.

In the Qi35, TaylorMade added a more stable carbon layup process. They also enhanced bonding techniques to address durability concerns in previous models. Weight savings from the ... While the Qi35 ...