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Choose the SIM2 Max for TaylorMade's forgiving head for the least money, new or used.
Choose the Qi10 Max if you swing slower and want a higher launch or a senior or ladies flex.
SIM2 Max $349.99 · Qi10 Max $399.98, each with its shop and checked date
TaylorMade rated both highest for forgiveness in their lines: each was its Max head, 460cc, in 9°, 10.5° and 12°, left- or right-handed. The SIM2 Max (2021) holds a 24-gram tungsten weight fixed at the back, with a carbon sole and crown; the Qi10 Max (2024) stretches a shallow head from front to back, covers almost all of the crown in carbon and adds a carbon face, and TaylorMade sold it on its 10K moment of inertia. TaylorMade rates the Qi10 Max's launch mid-high against the SIM2 Max's mid, and the Qi10 Max comes in senior and ladies flex as well as regular to extra stiff, where the SIM2 Max starts at regular.
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 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 SIM2 Max is the more forgiving: TaylorMade rated it, with the Max D, highest for forgiveness and the SIM2 high, and set more weight at the back, a 24-gram tungsten weight against the SIM2's 16 grams of steel.
