UNLOCKING PO TEN TIAL

TaylorMade Golf announces the release of the Qi35 range of drivers and fairway woods.

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Distance and forgiveness – two things that all golfers look for in a new driver. TaylorMade promises to deliver on those fronts with the launch of Qi35, Qi35 LS, Qi35 Max and Qi35 Max Lite drivers. Traditionally, driver construction is a choice between high moment of inertia (MOI) and a low centre of gravity (CG), but with Qi35 drivers, golfers can unlock another level and choose both.

MORE OF THE FACE = MORE DISTANCE

CG projection is the measurement of the balance point of the head projected onto the face. This metric can help define the inherent launch conditions of the driver.

When the ball is struck above that balance point, it is launched higher with less spin for a longer drive. When the ball is struck below that balance point, it creates more spin, lower launch and a shorter drive.

By lowering the balance point and optimising weight in the head, TaylorMade engineers activated a larger area of opportunity on the face for improved launch conditions. These improved launch conditions result in more distance from more of the face for each driver in the Qi35 driver family.

Through Interchangeable Trajectory Adjustment System (TAS) weights, the CG projection of Qi35 LS and Qi35 can be further optimised to create the most mass efficient CG adjustments for shot shape and control.

The use of chromium carbon in various parts of the head paired with a fourth generation Carbon Twist Face and Infinity Carbon Crown allowed engineers to remove excess weight and apply it farther back to increase MOI in Qi35. The result is a considerable jump in forgiveness, creating 13 percent tighter dispersion than Qi10* when the 13g weight is in the rear setting. Qi35 Max continues to offer maximum forgiveness with 10K MOI.