The Qi4D family consists of the Qi4D, Qi4D LS, Qi4D Max and Qi4D Max Lite, with TaylorMade describing the range as its fastest and most fittable driver lineup to date.

All four models will be available for pre-order now, with retail availability from January 29, priced at £549. Launch Monitor Enabled (LME) versions will also be offered at £579.

According to TaylorMade, modern driver performance is increasingly defined by speed and personalisation, and the Qi4D range has been engineered to deliver both.

“Golfers are looking for a driver that’s fit for them and gives them speed off the tee,” said Brian Bazzel, TaylorMade’s Vice President of Product Creation. “From aerodynamic head shapes to improved face design and the use of lighter materials, we’ve created our fastest family of drivers.”

Carbon face technology at the core

At the heart of the Qi4D range is a new carbon face design, which TaylorMade says produces faster ball speeds than traditional titanium faces while also improving durability.

A reengineered roll radius across the face is designed to deliver more consistent spin and distance on shots struck both high and low on the face.

The drivers also feature an updated Speed Pocket, developed using Finite Element Analysis, to improve face flexibility and ball speed on common impact locations low on the face.

TaylorMade’s proven 60x Carbon Twist Face technology remains, helping reduce dispersion on off-centre strikes.

Aerodynamics and fitting

Each Qi4D head shape has been refined through hundreds of simulations to balance aerodynamic efficiency with forgiveness and stability.

TaylorMade says the improved shaping allows golfers to swing faster while maintaining confidence at address.

A major focus of the range is fitting. Drawing on data from more than 11 million driver shots, TaylorMade has developed its new REAX shaft lineup, designed to suit golfers based on their swing rotation rate — high, mid or low.

Golfers can now determine their rotation rate using a simple face-on video of their swing, helping fitters recommend the most suitable REAX shaft.

The system aims to simplify the fitting process and make customisation more accessible to everyday golfers.

Matthew Simone, Director of Product Category, Custom, said: “With Qi4D, we’ve brought custom fitting to our stock shafts.

Our driver fitting process is now more precise and efficient than ever.”

Model overview

• Qi4D: The most adjustable head in the range, featuring four moveable weights that allow golfers to fine-tune launch, spin, forgiveness and shot shape. Available in lofts from 8° to 12°.

• Qi4D LS: The lowest-spinning and fastest model, designed for players seeking maximum speed and workability. Two moveable weights allow precise control of flight and spin.

• Qi4D Max: A high-MOI driver built for forgiveness and stability, using an aircraft-grade aluminium collar to save weight while maintaining adjustability.

• Qi4D Max Lite: An ultra-light option aimed at golfers looking to increase clubhead speed, featuring lighter components throughout and a distinctive two-tone head design.

All models feature a 4° loft sleeve for additional adjustability and are available with a range of REAX shaft options.

Early tour adoption

Qi4D drivers have already made an impact on the professional tours. World number one Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood all put the Qi4D into play towards the end of 2025, while Nelly Korda, Charley Hull and Brooke Henderson also adopted the new drivers.

On the DP World Tour, Jayden Schaper secured back-to-back victories at the Alfred Dunhill Championship and the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open using the Qi4D LS.

TaylorMade expects the Qi4D range to see widespread use across both men’s and women’s tours as the 2026 season gets underway.

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While both P·770 and P·7CB irons have the profile of a players iron, with their thin top line and smaller blade, golfers will notice a significantly thinner, more compact shape in P·7CB.

Regardless of which irons golfers choose, they will benefit from a look that exudes confidence, control, and precision that discerning ball strikers rely on. At the same time, the tried-and-tested performance benefits of P·Series irons live on.

In the P·770 irons, a modified leading edge encourages both consistent shot shaping and clean turf interaction. The sole camber and progressive bounce profile of each P·7CB iron ensures consistent turf interaction throughout the bag.

Both P·770 and P·7CB irons are strategically engineered to provide golfers exceptional feel. P·770 irons utilise players forged construction to deliver pure feel at impact as well as exacting sound, responsiveness, and feedback.

Matt Bovee, Global Category Director – Irons and Wedges, said: “We’ve done a lot of work to fine-tune the feel of the new P·770. This is the ideal iron for the player that needs some forgiveness and performance benefits but doesn’t want to sacrifice any feel or control.  In my opinion, this is our most forgiving, best feeling P·770 to date.

P·7CB irons are crafted using Compact Grain Forging and 2,000 tons of pressure to create the purest feeling, most responsive 1025 soft carbon steel possible.

PRECISION MILLED FACES

Both the P·770 and P·7CB irons incorporate precision milled faces and grooves that promote consistent launch and spin for optimal trajectory and distance control.

TaylorMade’s FLTD CG is a prominent component in P·770 irons. It positions the CG lower in the long irons and progressively higher in the short irons to foster ideal launch conditions with each individual club.

Additionally, an updated tungsten weight and a slightly wider sole ensure consistent flight in the short and mid irons, while making the long irons easy to launch and exceptionally forgiving.

P·7CB irons have a constant CG that gives players confidence knowing that every single shot is going to leave the club in a predictable window with the right amount of spin for precision shot shaping.

Bovee commented: “We designed the P·7CB with the better player in mind. In working with these players directly they told us, ‘give me precision, give me forgiveness, give me consistency, but do it in a compact head shape.’  The new P·7CB delivers a combination of feel and forgiveness in compact shape beyond anything TaylorMade has created in the past.

PRICE & AVAILABILITY

Both P·770 and P·7CB irons are available for pre-order from July 31 and available at retail starting September 6 at an RRP per iron of £179.

SelectFit heads will also be in retail stores beginning July 31 for golfers that want to get custom fit. For more information, including custom options, visit www.taylormadegolf.co.uk.

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Based on usage of past models, the UDI is designed for better players who are likely to play with P·Series irons, while the majority of DHY players have handicaps ranging from six to 18 handicap and a more likely to use a more forgiving set of irons, although both are designed to fit seamlessly in the P·Series range.

Matt Bovee, TaylorMade’s Director of Product Creation, Iron and Wedge, “P·UDI is an easy pair for players that currently play P·Series product and P·DHY is an extremely forgiving option for players of all skill levels. It is a natural fit to give these players the performance in this category that they are looking for.”

P·UDI and P·DHY feature advanced thick-thin back wall construction, sound stabilisation bar, and deliberately distributed mass to maximise forgiveness. Each iron is individually optimised with every gram strategically placed to achieve specific performance goals with premium forged feel.

Identifying the difference between P·UDI and P·DHY starts with the CG position in each iron. P·UDI has mid CG right behind the centre of the face to create a more penetrating mid-to-low ball flight, while P·DHY has a lower centre of gravity to produce an easier to launch mid-to-high ball flight. Compared to a hybrid or high lofted fairway, the trajectory of P·UDI and P·DHY are still on the lower end.

Testing shows P·UDI is more forgiving than P·790 ,and P·DHY is the most forgiving iron in the entire TaylorMade iron family. This makes P·DHY a perfect option for a player looking for a long iron replacement or one that struggles hitting higher lofted fairway woods.

P·UDI

The P·UDI shaping takes direct inspiration from working with Tour players to create a traditional iron shape that inspires confidence and is easy to play.

It has a moderate sole width, but narrower than the more forgiving P·DHY. P·UDI does, however, possess a more compact head size compared to P·790, serving as an alternative option for their long irons compared to other P·Series products.

P·UDI has a traditional iron shape with a raised face height, slimmer toplines and less offset than previous TaylorMade UDI products with a hint of the backbar from address to inspire confidence. The blade length of P·UDI is noticeably shorter than the P·DHY by roughly five millimetres. Despite P·UDI being more compact, it is still extremely forgiving.

Loft options: 2 (17°), 3 (20°), 4 (22°)

P·DHY

P·DHY is a story of centre of gravity through shaping with a slightly taller toe height, with more backbar visible from address and a lower face profile that helps drive CG low in the clubhead for easier launch. The wider sole aids in additional forgiveness through the turf while providing versatility.

Designed to deliver easy launch, increased forgiveness and enhanced consistency, a new internal weighting structure combines with proven technologies such as the forged hollow body construction with a high-speed 4140 face, SpeedFoam Air, Thru Slot Speed Pocket and up to 26g of tungsten mass.
Loft options: 2 (18°), 3 (20°) and 4 (22°).

Pricing & Availability

P·UDI and P·DHY are available at retail now, priced at £229.

Both irons come in RH and LH and are fitted with UST Mamiya’s Recoil DART shaft in 105 X, 90 S and 75 R (only in P·DHY) with Golf Pride’s Z-Grip 52g 0.580 (Black/Grey). Additional shaft and grip options are available through custom ordering.

For more details, visit www.taylormadegolf.eu

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TaylorMade TP5
The TP5 is characterised by its five-layer design, which offers a softer feel and improved spin control, especially near the greens. This is said to be made possible by a new technology, the ‘Speed Wrapped Core’, which offers faster ball speed and a more comfortable feel. It also reduces spin on drivers and long irons while enhancing spin control for wedges.

TaylorMade TP5x
The TP5x is harder than the TP5 and optimised for speed and distance, with reduced spin on drives and long irons, which could be beneficial for players looking for distance. It shares the 5-layer design of the TP5 but features different materials and constructions to achieve the desired properties.

“Our learnings from countless player and Tour tests show that golfers”, explains Michael Fox, Senior Director of Product Creation Golf Balls at TaylorMade. “Unsurprisingly, favour a softer more muted sound with added distance. Historically, the challenge has been the inability to improve one without negatively impacting the other. With this understanding, we’ve evolved our golf ball design process by uniquely decoupling feel and speed through material advancement, a complete departure from the conventional. The material-level advancement positions our TP5/TP5x family as having the best feel in the industry with faster constructions.”

What model should you use?

While the TP5 is designed for a softer feel and more spin control close to the greens, the TP5x is aimed at maximising distance and speed, with less spin on longer shots. This makes the TP5 ideal for players who prefer more control and feel, and the TP5x for those looking for distance, according to TaylorMade.

Both models are equipped with ClearPath Alignment technology, which should make alignment easier. The line on the golf ball has been extended for this purpose and made more contrasting to make it easier to aim on the green.

TaylorMade TP5/x pix
In addition to the standard models, TaylorMade also offers the TP5/TP5x pix golf balls. These balls feature modified visual technology designed to enable easier alignment and better feedback on the green. They are available in different colours, which also improves visibility. The TP5/x is also available with various colourful logos, emojis and symbols that give golfers more personalisation options. RRP: £47.99.

For more details, visit taylormadegolf.com 

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Called Sun Day Red, the partnership will see the launch of a new range of apparel and footwear that will be available for consumers to buy from May onwards, although initially online only.

Woods says the name of the brand name is a tribute to the fact that he’s always worn red on Sundays. The tiger logo is a tribute to the 15 majors he has worn over the course of his career.

“It’s the right time in my life,” Woods said at the launch event, appearing in a cashmere sweater from the new brand. “It’s transitional. I’m no longer a kid anymore. Life changes, I have kids now, and this is an important part of transitioning into this part of my life, to have a product and a brand that I’m proud of.”

Woods’ relationship with TaylorMade dates back to 2017, when the two signed an equipment deal that has him playing with the brand’s driver, fairway woods, irons and wedges.

Woods said he was courted by other companies to launch a new apparel brand following his recent split from Nike, but he trusted TaylorMade for their ability to “get it right.“

“I’m ready to share those secrets with the world”

“I have learned so much over the years and have a lifetime of experience adjusting my apparel and footwear to help me play better based on the way it was constructed,” Woods said. “There are things that I could tell you that no one knew I was doing over the years. I’m ready to share those secrets with the world.”

TaylorMade CEO David Abeles said Woods had been an inspiration for his team, including his discipline and meticulous approach to product design. “There is no influence from TaylorMade on this brand. His brand stands alone and is independent from TaylorMade,” Abeles said.

The new brand includes an entirely new company with separate headquarters and employees who are solely focused on its development.

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At the heart of the Qi Iron is individual head optimisation, organic face designs and FLTD CG, all working in unison to help golfers minimise the right miss. While some of the leading game improvement irons have a fade bias in the long irons, the Qi irons have significantly less right bias for straighter and more accurate shots.

INTEGRATED SYSTEM DESIGN

With Qi Irons, TaylorMade debuts its new Integrated System Design – a suite of technologies aimed at optimising each individual iron head. The advantage of this system lies in the ability to facilitate communication among key technologies throughout the engineering process. This is crucial, says TaylorMade, because the face design, Speed Pocket functionality and mass distribution are intricately interconnected, collectively influencing ball speeds, launch angles and spin rates.

Driven by organic face geometries, Cap Back Design and Speed Pocket technology, this comprehensive approach tunes the performance of each head to ensure ideal gapping, high ball speeds and consistent launch angles throughout the entire set.

The 4- and 5-irons feature a lower profile backbar design for a low centre of gravity that encourages easy launch and towering ball flights. On the other end, shorter irons showcase a backbar design with exaggerated heel-toe weighting for higher inertia, delivering enhanced forgiveness with the ability to control ball flight with scoring clubs. FLTD CG also plays a critical role in optimising performance throughout the set.

In the simplest terms, the advantage of FLTD CG is easier launch with long irons and better control with short irons. Considering that long irons are generally more challenging to get airborne, TaylorMade’s engineeers strategically position the centre of gravity lower to invite easy launch conditions. The CG progressively rises into the short irons, which aids in control, launch, spin, trajectory and accuracy.

Now in its second generation, Cap Back Design with Toe Wrap Construction blends the advantages of a hollow-body iron with those of a traditional cavity back, replacing the steel back with a more efficient composite badge. The result is a synergistic construction with optimal mass properties, clean lines and a satisfying sound and feel, akin to a player’s distance iron such as P·770 or P·790.

SUPERIOR SOUND & FEEL

To enhance sound and feel, the Qi Irons feature re-engineered HYBRAR Echo Dampers in the 4-9 irons. Individually designed for each iron, these dampers incorporate strategically placed ribbed structures that sit behind the face. Each iron face aligns with the damper, effectively reducing unwanted vibrations. Furthermore, the Echo Damper collaborates with Cap Back Design and a 360 undercut with thick-thin topline geometry to maximise COR and forgiveness while maintaining a desirable sound and feel.

Qi HL Irons
In addition to the standard Qi irons, TaylorMade is also introducing the Qi HL irons, which are crafted for players seeking higher launch and faster clubhead speeds.
Loft configurations are approximately 2° higher compared to the standard Qi model, contributing to Qi HL’s ability to achieve increased launch angles.
Another defining feature is the weight reduction, with like-to-like builds of Qi HL measuring up to 26g lighter than a standard Qi iron, a design element intended to enhance clubhead speed and overall performance for a specific audience.
Stock shaft options include the KBS Max LITE (steel) and Fujikura Speeder NX 50g (graphite), available in flex options S, R and A.

Specifications, Pricing & Availability
Available for pre-order on January 9, and at retail from February 2, the Qi irons have an RRP of £143 per club for steel shafts and £157 for graphite. They are offered in 4-PW, AW, SW, LW and come equipped with KBS Max MT 85 steel shafts (S, R) or Fujikura’s Ventus Blue graphite shafts (7S, 6R & 5A).
Qi HL will be offered in 5-PW, AW, SW and come with KBS Max Lite (S, R) shafts. For women, the Qi and Qi HL irons are fitted with Fujikura Speeder NX TCS 40 shafts.

For more information and to find your nearest TaylorMade fitting centre, visit www.taylormadegolf.eu

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In two full seasons with TaylorMade, Scheffler has produced seven worldwide wins, including victories at The Masters and THE PLAYERS, all with TaylorMade Golf equipment. In that time Scheffler vaulted himself to the No.1 ranking in the world ranking, six PGA TOUR wins in a historic 392-day span and back-to-back PGA TOUR Player of the Year Honors.

“My relationship with TaylorMade goes well beyond just the equipment, said Scheffler. ”I’ve been able to build trustworthy connections with their team knowing that they are always doing what is best for me to accomplish my goals of winning on the PGA TOUR. TaylorMade equipment has always been the industry standard in my eyes and I couldn’t be happier to continue this great partnership.”

Scheffler began playing TaylorMade irons in 2020, before joining TaylorMade in the beginning of 2022 where he reeled off four wins in less than three months with TaylorMade driver, fairway wood and irons in the bag.

In 2023, Scheffler successfully defended his title at the Waste Management Open, won THE PLAYERS and the Hero World Challenge en route to defending his Player of the Year honours.

David Abeles, TaylorMade Golf CEO and President, said: “Scottie has ascended to the top of golf’s world rankings with an uncompromising commitment to hard work, continuous improvement in every facet of his game, a champion’s mindset, and an expectation to meet the highest standard for his golf equipment. Combined with Scottie’s humility and grace, these attributes are consistent with the core values of TaylorMade and we couldn’t be more excited about his decision remain part of our team for the long term.”

Scheffler is currently going through the testing process for his 2024 equipment set up, but is expected to play TaylorMade’s new Qi10 driver and 3-wood, along with the brand’s P·7TW irons (5-PW).

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Building on the success of its predecessors, TaylorMade days the MG4 represents a significant advancement in the Milled Grind family, offering golfers a combination of spin control, versatility and premium feel.

Bill Price, TaylorMade’s Senior Director of Product Creation for Putters & Wedges, said: “The MG4 marks a major step forward in the progression of the Milled Grind family. With MG4 we have evolved our approach to wet spin and developed an all-new Spin Tread technology. We use a laser etching treatment to create face roughness, which translates to better friction and moisture channelling for optimal ball control, especially on partial shots.”

This innovation proves crucial, particularly in wet conditions, where players experience higher launches and reduced spin. By combining the laser treatment with strategically designed grooves and a raw face, TaylorMade says it has achieved notable improvements in wet spin rates compared to prior models while also increasing face durability.

The technology works in a similar fashion to the tread on a tyre, which creates space for water to exit so the tire can have direct contact with the pavement and better grip the road. In the case of MG4, the treads channel away moisture and allow the golf ball to stay on the face longer while imparting more spin.

TaylorMade has also prioritised aesthetics and player feedback with its latest wedge launch. MG4 features a refined finish with a slightly darker tint, minimising glare and providing a more unified appearance that blends seamlessly with the raw face as it oxidises over time. Furthermore, the redesigned back geometry enhances the wedge with a more solid and softer feel – all complimenting its refined Tour-inspired shaping and address versatility.

Greg Cesario, a member of TaylorMade’s wedge design team, added: “The feel component is a significant factor. By replacing the chrome-plated face with raw finishes early in the Milled Grind evolution, we were able to influence spin and also enhance the overall feel of the wedge. Adding our reconstructed backbar, with more weight positioned directly behind the strike zone, allows us to help players achieve their desired shot trajectories and spin rates with premium feel and confidence.”

The MG4 is offered with a comprehensive range of sole grinds, providing golfers more versatility while also simplifying the selection process. The grinds are categorised into three main options: low bounce (LB), standard bounce (SB) and high bounce (HB). However, to cater to different swing dynamics, alternative options have been added in each category, providing a total of six bounces to meet the player’s unique requirements.

Low Bounce: Low leading edge for added versatility and shot making in firm conditions.

Low Bounce V: Designed for skilled players with a shallow attack angle, offering exceptional spin and the ability to manipulate face angles effectively.

Standard Bounce: All-around performance that prevents excessive digging and allows the clubhead to glide through the turf smoothly.

Standard Bounce C: Provides increased versatility for players who prefer to manipulate face angles, without compromising bounce performance.

High Bounce: TaylorMade’s standard high bounce design is playable for skilled golfers and defies the convention that high bounce wedges are only for high handicappers. In fact, Rory McIlroy uses a HB 60° Milled Grind 4 depending on course conditions.

High Bounce Wide: With an increased sole width, this high bounce option offers improved playability and excels in sand play.

Tiger Woods Grind: Offered in 56° and 60° lofts, each sole on the MG4 TW was inspired by Tiger’s grind. The 56° wedge is a dual sole with heavy heel relief, while the 60° has an extremely high bounce on the leading edge with a shaved heel. Designed to be supremely versatile, these unique grinds allow Tiger to take on any shot, on any course, anywhere in the world.

Specifications, Availability & Pricing

Finishes: Tour Satin Chrome and Tour Matte Black (SB only)
Lofts: 46°, 48°, 50°, 52°, 54°. 56°, 58° and 60°. The 46° and 48° lofts are only available in Standard Bounce options.
Shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue 115g Wedge
Grip: Lamkin Crossline 360 Black/Silver/Green Round
On sale date: September 8
RRP: £159. TW Grind option: £199

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