TaylorMade Qi35 woods have been launched as a 2025 newcomer with the fairways part of a complete family of clubs.
TaylorMade have unveiled Qi35 drivers for 2025 and they will be joined by fairway woods, rescues and irons as part of TaylorMade’s innovative lineup for the new season.
The Qi35 fairway woods were launched in January 2025 as the successor to the TaylorMade Qi10 woods and feature the Qi35, Qi35 Tour, Qi35 Max and Qi35 Max Lite versions.
The range features increased levels of adjustability thanks to new weighting designs in each model, more forgiveness, accuracy and distance.
TaylorMade Qi35 Fairway Woods Specs & Design
The Qi35 fairway woods will replace the Qi10 and is the standard model providing a blend of distance with forgiveness to suit a wide variety of golfers.
The standard model comes with a 185cc club head in the 3-wood and features a shallower profile for higher launch and more forgiveness.
The upgraded version of the Qi10s uses a new blend of chromium carbon, steel and aluminum in the creation of this model for new lowered center of gravity.
TaylorMade has engineered a lower CG across in the Qi35, as well as the other models, to deliver an optimized ball flight and reduce spin levels.
A new weighting system behind the face in this model has resulted in precise balancing achieved through an innovative weighting system carried over from the drivers.
The Qi35s also feature TaylorMade’s carbon Twist Face and Speed Thru Pocket, all encompassed in an Infinity Carbon Crown.
The Qi35 is available in lofts of 3-wood (15 degrees), 3HL-wood (16.5 degrees), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) with four degrees of loft adjustability from the hosel.
TaylorMade Qi35 Tour Fairway Woods Specs & Design
The Qi35 Tour fairway woods are designed for elite ball strikers and offers unrivaled customization and workability that elite level golfers crave.
This model comes in compact 170cc head size for 3-wood and appeals to confident players who are looking for shot-shaping capabilities.
The Tour differs from the other models as it has an all-titanium construction with an Infinity Chromium Carbon crown.
It also has a 40g sliding weight with an innovative asymmetrical design, allowing golfers to flip and reposition the weight for precise CG adjustment and greater setup options.
The woods have a deep-faced profile for enhanced performance on downward strikes, while the Twist Face technology and Speed Pocket provide improved ball speed consistency.
The Tour comes in 3-wood (15 degrees), 5-wood (18 degrees) and for the first time 7-wood (21 degrees) with full Loft Sleeve adjustability offering 4 degrees of change.
TaylorMade Qi35 Max Fairway Woods Specs & Design
The Qi35 Max woods are designed for maximum forgiveness and ease of use and are the option for golfers seeking confidence and performance.
The Max features and oversized head (200cc in the 3-wood) for a large, confidence-inspiring profile at address and increased offset for improved club delivery at impact.
The increased head shape creates high moment of inertia with the highest MOI in the series meaning the Max woods provide enhanced forgiveness and promote easy launch.
Adding the forgiveness is the sole weight positioned near the back of the club as helps increase accuracy from tee box, fairway or rough and profile optimal launch characteristics.
Like the Qi35, this model is crafted from a blend of chromium carbon, steel and aluminum and features Twist Face technology for better ball striking and a Thru Speed Pocket.
The Max has slightly higher lofts compared to other models and is available in 3-wood (15.5 degrees), 5-wood (18.5 degrees), 7-wood (21.5 degrees) and 9-wood (24.5 degrees). The Full Loft Sleeve Adjustability offers four degrees of change.
TaylorMade Qi35 Max Lite Fairway Woods Specs & Design
The TaylorMade Max Lite is a new addition to the woods lineup and is a lightweight option designed to enhance swing speed and distance.
The Max Lite is similar in makeup to the Max, but this fairway wood is over 35 grams lighter and the lightest option in the series.
Constructed from advanced materials, including chromium carbon, steel, aluminum, tungsten and titanium, to Max Lite provides a balance of strength, speed and distance despite and weight reduction.
It features a reengineered Inertia Generator, which incorporates the lighter head with optimized weighting compared to the other model in order to improve ball speed and forgiveness.
This set of fairways has a lower center of gravity (CG) to promote a higher launch and easier ball flight and is ideal for players with moderate swing speeds looking to generate more clubhead speed effortlessly.
The also feature Twist Face technology for consistent ball striking, Thru-Slot Speed Pocket behind the face and an Infinity Carbon Crown for classic looks.
The Max Lite includes lighter shafts and grips, which contribute to the overall lightweight design and is available in lofts of 3-wood (15.5 degrees), 5-wood (18.5 degrees) and 7-wood (21.5 degrees) with four degrees of adjustability.
TaylorMade Qi35 Woods Review: Are they any good?
TaylorMade have concentrate on weighting in the new series to help add distance, forgiveness and adjustability compared to the Qi10s.
More consistency is what you can expect from the new range as well as distance thanks to increased ball speeds from all models.
The redesign of the Tour models sliding weight is an interesting move, but this model is only for better players. The Max is the option for the majority of handicap golfers.
The Max Lite is an excellent new addition, following in the footsteps of many rival brands by adding a lightweight option that suits the slower than average swingers of the golfing community.
FAQs
What is the TaylorMade Qi35 woods release date?
The Qi35 fairways were officially launched in January 2025 and go on general sale from February 2025.
How much do the TaylorMade Qi35 fairways cost?
The cost of each wood is $350 for the standard model to $450 for the Tour woods.
What are the TaylorMade Qi35 woods specs?
The Qi35 is available in lofts of 3-wood (15 degrees), 3HL-wood (16.5 degrees), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees), while the Tour is available 3-wood (15 degrees), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees).
The Max comes in 3-wood (15.5 degrees), 5-wood (18.5 degrees), 7-wood (21.5 degrees) and 9-wood (24.5 degrees), while the Max Lite is sold in 3-wood (15.5 degrees), 5-wood (18.5 degrees) and 7-wood (21.5 degrees) lofts.
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