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Choose the Qi10 Max if one in your loft and flex costs less or you want the ladies flex.
Choose the Qi35 Max for the lower centre of gravity of the later head.
Qi10 Max $399.98 · Qi35 Max $449.98, each with its shop and checked date
Both are TaylorMade's 10K MOI head, 460cc, in 9°, 10.5° and 12° and both hands, and TaylorMade's charts rate each the most forgiving driver of its family, with a mid-high launch and mid spin; both score 4 of 5 here. The Qi35 Max adds a 34-gram tungsten weight fixed at the back, which TaylorMade says lowers the centre of gravity for more distance from more of the face, and it is a quarter inch longer as standard (45.75 inches against 45.5). TaylorMade's Qi10 Max page offered a ladies flex as well as senior; the Qi35 Max's lightest is senior.
TaylorMade's 2025 Max driver, which it calls the most forgiving of its Qi35 drivers: a 10K moment of inertia and a fixed 34-gram tungsten weight at the back, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
TaylorMade's 2025 Max driver, which it calls the most forgiving of its Qi35 drivers: a 10K moment of inertia and a fixed 34-gram tungsten weight at the back, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
Each is the most forgiving head of its maker's range: both 460cc, both in 9°, 10.5° and 12° in either hand and from senior flex to extra stiff, and both score 4 of 5 here.
The Qi10 Max is the more forgiving: TaylorMade rated it highest for forgiveness of its Qi10 drivers and the Qi10 higher, and sold the Max on its 10K moment of inertia, in a Max-shaped head stretched from front to back against the Qi10's Traditional+ shape.
The Qi35 Max is the more forgiving: TaylorMade rated it highest for forgiveness of its Qi35 drivers and the Qi35 higher, and called the Max the most forgiving of the family at 10K MOI, from a fixed 34-gram tungsten weight at the back.
