TaylorMade released their new Qi4D drivers and metalwoods, focusing on giving players the fastest and most fittable drivers.

TaylorMade’s Qi4D drivers break speed into four dimensions, pairing carbon faces, adjustable weighting and stock shafts built ...

After drifting away from its speed-first identity, TaylorMade hits reset with Qi4D—refocusing on ball speed, smarter fitting, and controlled forgiveness.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The latest version of TaylorMade’s downsized but souped-up drivers, the new 300 Series Mini Driver, pays homage to the 20-year anniversary of the company’s transformative ...

Near instant tour adoption from its biggest-name ambassadors and sleek visual upgrades mean the hype around Qi4D is ...

Specs: 305cc head, carbon fiber crown, four adjustable weights; available in 11.5 (RH and LH) and 13.5-degree (RH only) versions. Who it’s for: Golfers looking for a compact, versatile option off the ...

Twenty years ago, TaylorMade released a revolutionary family of drivers known as the 300 series. As part of the release, there were three titanium-headed models of differing sizes (300 Ti, 320 Ti and ...

Specs: Titanium body and face with carbon-fiber crown. Available in lofts of 11.5 and 13.5 degrees only In 2000, TaylorMade released the original 300 Series driver family, a set of metalwoods that ...

Could it really be 20 years since drivers were as small as 300cc instead of today’s 460cc behemoths? TaylorMade has chosen the two-decade anniversary of its 300 series drivers to introduce the 300 ...

The 300 Mini Driver is a much-improved version of TaylorMade's original that was introduced 20 years ago. The driver retails for $399.99. It is available in lofts of 11.5 and 13.5 degrees, and the ...

Mini drivers have gained traction in golf in recent years as modern drivers push the limits of distance, sometimes at the expense of accuracy. So for those looking to find a few more fairways, the ...