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Choose the Qi10 Max if off-centre strikes cost you most.
Choose the Qi10 if you make solid contact most of the time and want a lower-spinning head.
Qi10 $399.98 · Qi10 Max $399.98, each with its shop and checked date
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 Max launches a little higher with a little more spin (mid-high and mid, against mid and mid-low), comes in a left-handed 12° and a ladies flex, and is 45.5 inches long as standard against 45.75; TaylorMade aimed the Qi10 at handicaps of 0 to 20 and the Max at 0 to 30+. Both are 460cc with a carbon crown and a carbon face.
TaylorMade's all-round driver of 2024, rated higher for forgiveness on its chart, a step below the Qi10 Max, and aimed at handicaps of 0 to 20: a carbon crown over almost all of the top and a carbon face, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
TaylorMade's all-round driver of 2024, rated higher for forgiveness on its chart, a step below the Qi10 Max, and aimed at handicaps of 0 to 20: a carbon crown over almost all of the top and a carbon face, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
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.
Each maker rated its driver a step below its Max head of that year for forgiveness (Cobra high against the DARKSPEED MAX's extreme, TaylorMade higher against the Qi10 Max's highest), so both score 3 of 5 here.
