TaylorMade Qi35 rescues have been launched as part of a complete new series for 2025 with the Qi35, Max and Mix Lite hybrids unveiled.
TaylorMade have unveiled the Qi35 drivers for 2025 and they will be joined by fairway woods, three rescues models and irons as part of TaylorMade’s innovative lineup for the new season.
The Qi35 hybrids feature the standard, Max and Max Lite version, which are successors to the TaylorMade Qi10 rescues. Interestingly, TaylorMade have opted to ditch the Tour model in this new range.
Qi35 hybrids are easier to play from any lie thanks to a new multi-material crown and deliver improved distance, forgiveness and accuracy.
TaylorMade Qi35 Rescues Specs & Design
The Qi35 rescues replace the Qi10 as TaylorMade’s standard model, offering combination of distance with forgiveness.
Constructed using a sophisticated blend of chromium carbon, steel, and aluminum, this model delivers exceptional versatility and performance with mid-low spin levels and a mid-range ball flight.
The weight savings made in the design of the new hybrids also helps generate more clubhead speeds and ball speed for maximum distance.
TaylorMade have also incorporated upgraded technologies including the fourth-generation Carbon Twist Face, the now standard Thru-Slot Speed Pocket behind the face and an Infinity Carbon Crown for pleasing looks.
The Qi35 features an adjustable hosel with 3 degrees of adjustment, allowing players to customize loft and lie settings for optimal trajectory and ball flight.
This model is available in lofts of 2-rescue (17 degrees), 3-rescue (19 degrees), 4-rescue (22 degrees) and 5-rescue (25 degrees).
TaylorMade Qi35 Max Rescues Specs & Design
The Qi35 Max Rescue offers a slightly different look and setup thanks a larger profile, bigger clubhead and high levels of forgiveness.
This model is designed to provide handicap golfers with a confidence-inspiring profile, making it easier to launch the ball from various lies and unleash a high ball flight.
The Max has a modified center of gravity location that ensures improved energy transfer and consistent distance performance and helps add to the MOI and forgiveness.
The Infinity Carbon Crown gives a classic look and is crafted from a combination of chromium carbon, steel, and aluminum.
The same key technologies are part of the design with Carbon Twist Face and the Thru-Slot Speed Pocket behind the face for generating impressive ball speeds.
The Max is non-adjustable with the bonded hosel design instead contributing to the overall moment of inertia (MOI) and enhancing forgiveness.
The Qi35 Max hybrids were available in 3-rescue (20 degrees), 4-rescue (23 degrees), 5-rescue (27 degrees), 6-rescue (31 degrees) and 7-rescue (35 degrees).
TaylorMade Qi35 Max Lite Rescues Specs & Design
A new addition to the Qi35 series are the Max Lite Rescues, who are designed for golfers with slow swing speeds seeking a lightweight option.
The Max Lite has been introduced to the driver, fairway woods and now rescues and this model is an ideal solution focused on increasing swing speed.
By strategically removing weight from the head, shaft, and grip, TaylorMade have come up with an option that generates faster clubhead speeds and potentially improve overall distance and performance.
The large clubhead of the Max Lite is constructed from a combination of chromium carbon, steel and aluminum, but weight savings have been made where possible to create the lightest rescues yet.
Carbon Twist Face and Speed Thru Pocket are both part of the design, but there is no adjustable hosel. The bonded hosel has allowed TaylorMade to optimize the CG position and forgiveness.
The Qi35 Max Lite is available in 4-rescue (23 degrees), 5-rescue (27 degrees), 6-rescue (31 degrees) and 7-rescue (35 degrees).
TaylorMade Qi35 Rescues Review: Are they any good?
The Qi35 rescues builds on the performance levels of the Qi10 but TaylorMade have found more distance, accuracy and forgiveness.
There are no earth-shattering design changes, although the new crown construction is interesting with the lighter materials helping to generate more clubhead speed.
The decision to remove the Tour model and instead add a Max Lite ultra-lightweight model is a smart move and opens up the series to more golfers who need hybrids in the bag.
FAQs
What is the TaylorMade Qi35 rescues release date?
The Qi35 hybrids were officially launched in January 2025 and are on general sale now.
How much do the TaylorMade Qi35 hybrids cost?
The cost of each rescue is $299.
What are the TaylorMade Qi35 rescues specs?
The Qi35 is available in lofts of 2-rescue (17 degrees), 3-rescue (19 degrees), 4-rescue (22 degrees) and 5-rescue (25 degrees).
The Qi35 Max is available in 3-rescue (20 degrees), 4-rescue (23 degrees), 5-rescue (27 degrees), 6-rescue (31 degrees) and 7-rescue (35 degrees).
The Qi35 Max Lite is available in 4-rescue (23 degrees), 5-rescue (27 degrees), 6-rescue (31 degrees) and 7-rescue (35 degrees).
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