TaylorMade Golf
In 1979, during the heyday of persimmon heads, Pittsburgh Persimmon, the world's first metal wood, was released. The Tour Preferred that followed became a huge hit, sparking a shift from persimmon heads to metal heads.
TaylorMade Golf is a golf brand whose performance and innovation have been proven, boasting high usage not only on the US PGA Tour but also on tours around the world, including the Japan Men's Tour and Japan Women's Tour.
In this article, we will introduce the main Driver released by TaylorMade since 2008.
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2026
Qi4D
[Release date: January 29, 2026]
Whether you're looking for hard or soft speed, the Qi4D Driver the one for you.
A new definition of speed. The Qi4D Driver was born in pursuit of even greater speed, focusing on distance, which is TaylorMade's DNA.
Qi4D MAX
[Release date: January 29, 2026]
Unleash your soft speed. Customize your own easy-to-use speed and consistently hit the ball with this adjustable Qi4D MAX Driver, TaylorMade's first titanium-free driver. The head design with a high MOI design provides a stable, reliable flight.
Qi4D MAX LITE
[Release date: January 29, 2026]
Make soft speed your ally. A lightweight head for effortless distance. The Qi35 MAX Lite Driver is TaylorMade's first titanium-free driver. Featuring a head shape that gives a sense of security preferred by golfers looking for easy distance, this lightweight model features the lightest head, shaft, and grip in the Qi4D series.
2025
R7 Quad Mini
[Release date: June 6, 2025]
■A club that creates new strategies. One of the most iconic models in TaylorMade's history, the "R7" series was popular at the time.
Qi35
[Release date: February 7, 2025]
TaylorMade's unique technologies, such as the "Carbon Twist Face" that improves energy transfer efficiency and reduces errors, and the "Infinity Carbon Crown & Carbon Sole" that achieves a high moment of inertia, enable high levels of both distance performance and forgiveness.
2024
BRNR Mini Copper
[Release date: July 12, 2024]
The BRNR Mini Copper increases the success rate of tee shots and achieves distances approaching those of Driver.
Qi10 MAX
[Scheduled release date: February 2, 2024]
Developed to maximize forgiveness, straightness, and head size, this club features the largest head size in the Qi10 series, an unprecedented weight distribution, and the highest moment of inertia in TaylorMade's history.
2023
2022
2021
SIM2
[Release date: February 19, 2021]
The SIM2 Driver is packed with innovative ideas and technology, including the newly developed "Forged Milled Aluminum Ring." The advanced head structure, born from precise design, achieves the coexistence of "high initial velocity," "high trajectory," "distance," and "forgiveness" that golfers desire.
2020
2019
2018
M GLOIRE
[Release date: October 26, 2018]
The GLOIRE is equipped with the M Series' "Twist Face" technology, making Driver that will get the ball up and running.
2017
2016
GLOIRE F2
[Release date: October 7, 2016]
The second generation of the Gloire F. Its sweet spot has been expanded while maintaining the same distance and control. Driver was also popular on the women's and senior tours.
2015
M1 460
[Release date: December 5, 2015]
In addition to the front track, the newly developed back track is also included. Driver evolved low-forward CG design provides even higher trajectory and lower spin.
M1 430
[Release date: December 5, 2015]
In addition to the front track, the newly developed back track is also included. Driver evolved low-forward CG design provides even higher trajectory and lower spin.
2014
R15 460
[Release date: December 12, 2014]
The newly developed Front Track System's unique Low Forward CG design allows for a wide range of trajectory adjustments. The Inverted Cone Technology on the face reduces the loss of ball speed on off-center hits, achieving consistent distance. Driver delivers even higher trajectories and lower spin.
R15 430
[Release date: December 12, 2014]
The newly developed Front Track System's unique Low Forward CG design allows for a wide range of trajectory adjustments. The Inverted Cone Technology on the face reduces the loss of ball speed on off-center hits, achieving consistent distance. Driver delivers even higher trajectories and lower spin.
2013
SLDR430 TOUR PREFERRED
[Release date: December 13, 2013]
This driver further pursues a low, forward center of gravity, achieving the powerful trajectory and high maneuverability sought by advanced players, while adopting a compact 430cc head size preferred by advanced players. Driver further improves maneuverability and reduces unnecessary backspin with a further forward center of gravity effect.
GLOIRE
[Release date: December 5, 2013]
This model follows the GLOIRE RESERVE's graphite composite face, maximizing the face area and significantly expanding the sweet spot.
SLDR
[Release date: September 13, 2013]
Simple trajectory tuning delivers unprecedented distance! An evolved distance Driver.
2012
GLOIRE RESERVE
[Release date: November 2012]
This limited edition model replaces the conventional titanium face with a 70-layer graphite composite face, offering greater flexibility in center of gravity design, resulting in a lower center of gravity and improved grip.
GLOIRE
[Release date: March 23, 2012]
The first in TaylorMade's premium club series. A club with overwhelming forgiveness and excellent distance performance.
ROCKETBALLZ
[Release date: March 2, 2012]
Driver features a "Low Forward CG Design" that produces low spin and long distance flight, and a "Variable Bulge and Roll" that produces straight flight.
R11J
[Release date: February 24, 2012]
Aimed at golfers who want to simply master the adjustment functions, this Japanese model driver is equipped with only two adjustment functions: "Driver" for face angle adjustment and "FCT" for loft angle adjustment, allowing for easy club adjustment.
R11S
[Release date: February 24, 2012]
This driver features a new "ASP (Adjustable Sole Plate)" that allows for five different face angle adjustments. The combination of three technologies -- "FCT (Flight Control Technology)" for loft adjustment, inherited from the previous "R11" series, and "MWT (Moveable Weight Technology)" that allows for center of gravity adjustment -- allows for a total of 80 different trajectory adjustments, Driver it possible to achieve even more precise trajectory tuning.
2011
2010
R9
[Release date: March 2010]
Driver allows you to choose from eight different trajectories by changing the eight positions set in the FCT sleeve, which is popular in the R9 series, and allows you to adjust the trajectory by up to 60 yards to the left or right.
BURNER SUPERFAST
[Release date: March 2010]
This driver combines a large 460cc head with a high moment of inertia and Dual Crown Technology, a double crown structure that promotes a low center of gravity, to further improve head speed and a deep center of gravity design, achieving long, straight-Driver distances.
2009
XR FCT
[Release date: April 2009]
Driver allows you to choose from eight different trajectories by changing the eight positions set in the FCT sleeve, and allows you to adjust the trajectory by up to 60 yards to the left or right (according to the manufacturer).
2008
TOUR BURNER
[Release date: April 2008]
Driver features a completely new head design with a smaller triangular top crown placed on top of a large bottom crown.
XR
[Release date: February 2008]
At the time, this was the lightest model in TaylorMade's history. The lightweight design was achieved through Ultra Thin Wall Technology, which enabled an extremely thin head structure. Combined with an ultra-lightweight shaft and grip, Driver achieved a total weight of just 270g, making it the lightest TaylorMade men's Driver ever at the time.
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