Testers Wanted: TaylorMade Qi35 Driver And Fairway Wood
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Testers Wanted: TaylorMade Qi35 Driver And Fairway Wood

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Testers Wanted: TaylorMade Qi35 Driver And Fairway Wood

TaylorMade’s Qi35 series is an exciting addition to their lineup, featuring drivers and fairway woods that blend innovative technology with tailored performance for a wide range of golfers. With four distinct models in each category, the Qi35 clubs are designed to maximize distance, forgiveness and customization. This should allow golfers to find a setup that fits their unique swing characteristics. To put it to the test, we’re seeking four Forum members worldwide to test and review a Qi35 driver and fairway wood and share honest feedback about their performance.

Models in the Qi35 lineup

Qi35 Drivers:

  1. Qi35 Standard: The core model designed to provide a balanced combination of distance and forgiveness, suitable for a wide range of players.
  2. Qi35 Max: Offers the highest moment of inertia (MOI) in the lineup for maximum forgiveness on off-center hits.
  3. Qi35 Max Lite: A lighter version of the Max, designed to increase swing speed and optimize distance for players needing extra help generating speed.
  4. Qi35 LS (Low Spin): Engineered for golfers seeking to lower spin rates for a more penetrating ball flight and optimized distance.

Qi35 fairway woods:

  1. Qi35 Standard: A versatile option designed for consistent distance and reliable launch from a variety of lies.
  2. Qi35 Max: Provides added forgiveness with a larger head design, ideal for golfers seeking extra confidence off the turf or tee.
  3. Qi35 Max Lite: A lightweight fairway wood that promotes increased swing speed. Perfect for players looking for an extra edge in distance.
  4. Qi35 Tour: A compact design aimed at better players seeking precision, workability and control.

Key features:

  • Carbon crown technology: Lightweight carbon crown redistributes weight for improved launch conditions and forgiveness.
  • Adjustable hosel: Offers customizable loft and lie settings for the driver and fairway wood to fine-tune ball flight and performance.
  • High MOI design: Maximizes stability and forgiveness, working to ensure more consistent results even on off-center strikes.
  • Aerodynamic shaping: Refined head shapes reduce drag and increase clubhead speed for enhanced distance.
  • Optimized sweet spot: Face designs tailored for each model enhance forgiveness and deliver consistent performance across the face.

What you’ll be testing

Selected testers will receive a Qi35 driver and fairway wood for testing. We’re looking for golfers to evaluate the clubs’ distance, forgiveness, adjustability and overall playability. Does TaylorMade’s Qi35 lineup deliver on its promises? Your feedback will help provide valuable insights to the golfing community.

Sign up here!

  • Open to Forum members worldwide.
  • Registration opens Jan. 28 and closes Feb. 3.
  • Selected testers will be announced on the Forum.

Note: Applicants must be registered forum members to be considered for this opportunity.

This is your chance to test TaylorMade’s Qi35 series and share your insights. For more information, visit Qi35 Drivers and Qi35 Fairways.

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Jamie Danbrook

Jamie Danbrook

Jamie Danbrook

Jamie is the MyGolfSpy Forum Director. A Canadian living in Switzerland can often be found posting on the forum under the username GolfSpy_APH. When not on the forum he can be found on the course, or with his wife, two kids and three dogs hiking and exploring. He prides himself in being a lefty golfer and is still in search of his elusive first hole in one.

Jamie Danbrook

Jamie Danbrook

Jamie Danbrook





      Sany

      1 year ago

      Can’t wait to test this baby out!!!

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      Char

      1 year ago

      I’d love a QI35 with Ladies Stiff shaft as an upgrade from my Stealth Driver 🤩

      Reply

      Will

      1 year ago

      Hoping to try one of these drivers!

      Reply

      Donovan

      1 year ago

      Currently Running the Callaway AI paradym and keen to test different clubs to see if they compare or surpass the Callaway

      Reply

      Kevin flaherty

      2 years ago

      Currently playing the 8 degree QI10 LS with a Ventus black stiff shaft and love it. I would greatly appreciate trying the 35 in the 8 degree LS also. Pretty attached to my Ventus shaft but I would test any stiff shaft sent. Throw in a 3 wood tour would be ideal as it’s the closest step up to my current Taylor made fairway wood.

      Reply

      Brad

      2 years ago

      Australian Tester ready for duty!

      Reply

      Yahya

      2 years ago

      Hello
      I’ve always been a fan of TaylorMade drivers I’ve always wanted one

      Reply

      Jason

      1 year ago

      Currently playing Callaway Triple Diamnond driver

      Reply

      Patrick

      2 years ago

      That beast would have to improve my distance off the tee compared to my usual “bombed” 230yd drives! 😂

      Reply

      Chase swagart

      2 years ago

      Driver stiff shaft 9 degree Qi35, 3/5 wood regular shaft

      Reply

      Chase swagart

      2 years ago

      Driver

      Reply

      Jack Hunter

      2 years ago

      Driver stiff shaft

      Reply

      Andrew Jolliffe

      2 years ago

      Would be a pleasure to be able to try this

      Reply

      Martin

      2 years ago

      9 degree Driver would be nice to test

      Reply

      Tyler Reed

      2 years ago

      Hopefully I can try this driver soon!

      Reply

      Darrell Laidlaw

      2 years ago

      I have been playing a Srixon Z 765 driver and a Tour Edge CBX5 3wd for four season now. I have tested a couple other drivers over the last couple of years but didn’t see a marked difference in performance. I haven’t tried a Taylormade driver since the original M1. Would really like the opportunity to put this newest Taylormade offering through the passes.

      Reply

      Brian

      2 years ago

      Happy to give the below average golfers view on these new TM weapons.

      Reply

      Dominic Chatfield

      2 years ago

      Yes please 🙏

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      Andres yeguez

      2 years ago

      I’m an handicap 9! And I switched to titleist tsr2 driver 2 years a go and would love to try this driver and wood out . Standard head with a x-stiff shaft

      Reply

      Eric C

      2 years ago

      I’m a SIM2 truther. Find it hard to believe these new drivers are that much better. Prove me wrong!

      Reply

      Rocky Licari

      2 years ago

      Would love to try a qi35 max driver and 2 hybrid .

      Reply

      Parker Dullin

      2 years ago

      Got a high swing speed and would love to punch the limits of my game trying this driver out. Would love an LS head with a x-stiff shaft🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

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      Patrick corrigan

      2 years ago

      I have signed up so many times for these testing and never get picked so here we go again

      Reply

      MyGolfSpy Forum

      2 years ago

      Have you checked out the “How To Be A Tester” thread on the forum?

      Reply

      Karl Nieva

      2 years ago

      10.5 Regular

      Dane Gonzalez

      2 years ago

      I’d like to try out some different drivers on course.

      Reply

      Dallas

      2 years ago

      I love the look of these new offerings from TaylorMade. It would be a privilege to test them out. Thanks

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      Ward Crosby

      2 years ago

      This would be a dream come true to get this!! Driver 🙏🙏

      Reply

      Clint

      2 years ago

      I’ve got some serious clubhead speed. Would love to see how the driver reacts on off center strikes

      Reply

      C-Man

      2 years ago

      Would love to try the max versions with stiff shaft for all the slow swing speed, middle aged, out of shape weekend warriors numbers.

      Reply

      Mike r.

      2 years ago

      Always wanted to do a review of new equipment.

      Reply

      TJ

      2 years ago

      driver 🙏🏻

      Reply

      Ryan Sakata

      2 years ago

      🙏 please I never win…

      Reply

      Jakub

      2 years ago

      Driver

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      Kevin

      2 years ago

      Hoping to get picked. Likely not too many lefties out there!

      Reply

      Jude Bentley

      2 years ago

      I would like a 9 degree Driver head and I don’t need a new shaft however I do use a stiff shaft if one will be sent

      Reply

      Michael Crossland

      2 years ago

      I would love to test the Q135 Ls, stiff shaft, I’m a golf changing the dream trying to play college golf and I feel testing it can help me and look good as well.

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      Diego Ibarra

      2 years ago

      Hook luck to everyone. I’d like a LS 8 degree head hzd black smoke xstiff 70 g shaft. 3 wood qi35 tour 13.5 degree head same specs

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      Sean

      2 years ago

      I’d love a qi35 with a ladies stiff shaft

      Reply

      Chris Pimblett

      2 years ago

      I’d like the QI35 with extra stiff shaft 10.5°and 3W to match

      Reply

      Steve

      2 years ago

      Good luck. I wouldn’t mind testing the QI35 LS with Stiff mid launch shaft and Tour 3 W same way

      Reply

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