Designer shoes are often seen as a status symbol of sorts. Why? Products labeled as “designer” connote an essence of elegance and luxury. In short, if you’re wearing designer ANYTHING, it means you’re somebody (or you like to think you’re somebody)
Forget the shoes, though. This is a golf site, after all. I’m here to answer the question I know you’ve been asking (okay, not really.) What about a designer driver? Is there even such a thing?
There is now. Introducing the TaylorMade Qi10 and Qi10 Max Designer Series Drivers. Both the Qi10 and Qi10 Max Drivers have been given a slight cosmetic tweak in the name of creativity.
TaylorMade Qi10 Designer Series Drivers
Nothing gets golfers going like a blackout color scheme. TaylorMade has been known to use bright colors at times (see Stealth, Sim, etc) but they almost always offer a blacked-out variant as an option for those that want something a little more … well … stealthy.
I must say, the Black Out Qi10 Designer Series Driver is about a sexy as a driver can be. But, the Ruby Red variant is also very appealing to the eye. Basically, what I’m saying is that if had either of these beauties (yes, they’re offered in RH and LH), I wouldn’t complain.
TaylorMade Qi10 Max Designer Series Drivers
On the Max side of things your color options are more bold and bodacious. The Cobalt Blue color (reminiscent of good ol’ Carolina Blue) is pretty darn nice. But, the Gold Dust variant with the blacked-out face is also a solid option.
In any case, the Qi10 Max Designer Series Drivers are only available in RH. Sigh.
Specs
- Qi10 Designer Series Drivers (RH, LH)
- Qi10 Max Designer Series Drivers (RH Only)
- 9 or 10.5 degrees of loft
- Mitsubishi Diamana T+ Shaft (stock)
- Special holographic headcover
- Retail of $629.99
- Available now for preorder, shipping March 2024
Not a fan of the Designer Series Drivers or want to save yourself the small upcharge? You can shop the standard Qi10 series of Drivers here.
Perry
6 days ago
Is there going to be a blackout 3 wood released do you know?