TaylorMade Qi4D: All info on the new Drivers, Woods and Irons

TaylorMade kicks off the year with a clear exclamation mark and presents the Qi4D family, a complete lineup that redefines the boundaries of ball speed and customizability. From the technologically advanced Drivers and versatile Fairwaywoods to the smart Qi Max Irons - we give you an overview of the new products for the year.

"Think Fast" - this is the motto under which TaylorMade is presenting its fastest club family to date. But speed is not everything with the Qi4D series. The focus in 2026 is massively on "fittability": the clubs should be able to be adapted to the individual swing more precisely than ever before thanks to innovative shaft concepts and video analysis.

TaylorMade Qi4D golf club series: the technological basis

Before we dive into the individual categories, two innovations that form the core of the new series stand out. Firstly, TaylorMade has further perfected its carbon clubface technology. The new faces are not only lighter than titanium but, according to the manufacturer, also more durable and more efficient in terms of energy transfer.

On the other hand, TaylorMade is further developing the fitting with the new REAX shaft concept. Three "Swing Signatures" have been defined based on over 11 million strokes analyzed:

• Hold (Low Rotation): For players with little rotation at impact (style: Collin Morikawa).
• Balanced (Mid Rotation): For the balanced swing (style: Rory McIlroy).
• Active (High Rotation): For players with high clubface rotation (style: Charley Hull).

TaylorMade Qi4D Driver: Four specialists for the tee shot

The Driver family forms the heart of the series. All models benefit from the new "Reengineered Roll Radius", which stabilizes the spin on off-centre hits.

• Qi4D and Qi4D LS: While the standard model focuses on aerodynamic efficiency, the LS (Low Spin) is optimized for players with high swing speeds looking for maximum control.
• Qi4D Max and Max Lite: The focus here is on the moment of inertia (MOI). The Max offers extreme forgiveness thanks to the integrated aluminum collar (7075 aircraft aluminum), while the Lite version helps golfers with slower swing speeds to achieve more distance thanks to its consistent lightweight construction.
• Special feature: All models are available as LME (Launch Monitor Enabled) versions. Integrated markers in the face eliminate the need for fitting stickers for Launch-Monitors such as the GC Quad.

TaylorMade Qi4D Fairwaywoods and Hybrids: Performance in detail

When it comes to Woods, TaylorMade relies on a mix of materials that has already caused a sensation on Tour. The Qi4D Tour Fairway uses a titanium construction with a massive 65g tungsten weight directly behind the face - the result is a high launch with extremely low spin.

All Fairway models as well as the Qi4D Rescues benefit from:

• Optimized 4° loft sleeves: for maximum adjustability of loft and lie.
• Progressive toplines: The look of the Hybrids adapts seamlessly to the Irons (thinner topline on the Standard model, more confidence-inspiring on the Max).

TaylorMade Qi Max Irons: When game improvement meets aesthetics

The new Qi Max and Qi Max HL Irons break with the cliché that forgiving irons have to look clunky. TaylorMade has based its design on the popular P series.

Technologically, the irons solve an old problem: the undesirable right-hand spin (Fade Bias) in beginner clubs. The club faces are designed to flex synchronously, which ensures straighter shots. A new acoustic highlight is the Sound Stabilization Bar, which, together with the ECHO Damping System, provides the rich feel of a forged Iron.

Prices and availability of TaylorMade Qi4D golf clubs

The entire Qi4D family can now be pre-ordered at All4Golf and will be available in stores from January 29th.

• Driver: from 699 euros (LME version 719 euros)
• Fairwaywoods: from 399 euros
• Hybrids: 349 euros
• Irons: from 183 euros per iron (steel) / 200 euros (graphite)