TAYLORMADE Qi10 DRIVERS | The Swing Report
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- The new TaylorMade Qi10 Drivers, including the TaylorMade Qi10 Max driver, TaylorMade Qi10 driver, and TaylorMade Qi10 LS driver, are the latest addition to the TaylorMade Carbonwood driver family. The TaylorMade Qi10 drivers are powered by a new Infinity Carbon Crown that covers nearly the entire total crown area and created significant mass savings that were redistributed for improved performance. And for the first time ever, a TaylorMade driver measures over 10,000 MOI.
0:00 Intro
0:49 First Impressions, Key Info & Details
4:03 Testing (Qi10 Max)
8:39 Testing (Qi10)
14:10 Testing (Qi10 LS)
22:18 Final Thoughts
In this edition of The Swing Report, 2nd Swing's Drew Mahowald and master club fitter Kevin Kraft test and review the new TaylorMade Qi10 Drivers, including the TaylorMade Qi10 Max driver, TaylorMade Qi10 driver, and TaylorMade Qi10 LS driver.
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great review I think this years Driver lineup is gonna very competitive across the board will be tough to choose which brand to go with just wish the prices were not so outlandish 800-900 canadian for a driver is getting pretty steep cheers all from Vulcan Canada
Interesting to get the LS to fly fairly straight, the head had to be put in upright lie and weight full heel positions.
Really good review. Consistent with what everyone else is saying. Will just have to see about durability and I have seen some demo heads scratching up on the bottom because of the gloss finish, but that could be cosmetic.
No you haven’t…
That QI10 (orange dispersion) about 1 tick more loft would be pretty nice
How did they compare to the ai smoke?
how do you compare the two clubs on trackman? Im assuming in shot analysis mode? But how do you seperate and name the two clubs individually
Just waiting for the Cobra Dark speed LS to be released, To blow away everything else !🏌🏌🏌
Got them at Golf Galaxy, hit them they're really good especially the MAX head. Gonna be tough to knock my LTDXLS out of the bag, further testing required.
How is upright and weight in heel anti left. That should be the most anti right setting.
May have misspoke there -- that setting would promote a draw
He was hitting mini driver same numbers at 43 inch in 12 degrees
How heavy is the back weight on the LS driver ?
Looking better than the Stealths
Drew, when are you going to test clubs again?
He did the g430 10k today!!
I understand you guys want to do testing in the most ideal situation’s to sell more clubs, but I would like to see you change up different types of balls in the tests. It would be interesting to see the max driver with a low, spinning ball, and the low spinning driver with a high spinning ball.
Much much better looking than the Stealth.
More flex = more faces popping off.
Can this guy for once loft up,
Why don’t you guys test clubs with their stock shaft options? Most of the people buying this club are most likely going to have the stock shaft. I don’t know the actual data on that but I can’t imagine that wouldn’t be the norm. Thanks guys
That’s a very valid point. I’d never shell out that much money for a crazy shaft, nor would I think the average player would.
@@StevelandCleamerthe Kai’li is standard.
@@lukesommer4291 yeah I know. I have on in my S2+. I don’t remember what was used in this video but I’ve definitely seen some other custom shafts used in some club reviews
Kaili white is stock. It’s heavy, High torquey low launch shaft.
@@yudaniel2001 I have the red
Why does he play x stiff when he clearly needs to be in a stiff
not true. Kevin has the same swing speed as i do and I also play x-stiff. The stiffer shaft makes it harder to turn over and also keeps spin down.
Thanks for watching! For Kevin, it's largely a feel thing. His swing speed is right at the top of the general swing speed threshold for a stiff flex. However, he prefers the feel of an x-flex and likes to eliminate one side of the course, which is what the x-flex does for him
Not all shafts feel the same. Some X-stiffs might feel like a stiff.
His attack angle is pretty shallow so he might spin it too much with a softer shaft. But if he hit up on it more he could get more swing and ball speed from a softer shaft.
He has said in other videos he likes the feel