TaylorMade fairway wood

TaylorMade Qi4D fairway wood

Players cited with it: 9; 8 in play now, by the latest report on each.
Released: 2026; First cited here by Tommy Fleetwood, November 2025. Last reported 1 month ago.
Reviewers: Praised for distance and launch & spin; From 4 reviews. What they said

$379.99

Checked Sep 23, 2026. Verify at the retailer.

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“Instead of the Qi4D 7-wood he played in February, Bridgeman now plays a slightly longer 9-wood build bent to 22-degrees.”
Jacob BridgemanSeptember 2026Read the report
“Jackson Koivun and Steven Fisk added TaylorMade Qi4D 16.5-degree fairway woods.”
Jackson KoivunSeptember 2026Read the report

7 more players cited with it, listed below.

What reviewers say

Based on 4 reviews (2 press, 2 video), newest July 2026

What press and YouTube reviews of the TaylorMade Qi4D fairway wood judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.

Where it shines

Distance
Launch & spin
Adjustability
Sound & feel
Forgiveness
Looks

DistanceRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.High ball speeds and strong carry distance overall.3 reviews›
Praise (4)
- “producing an impressive average ball speed of 155.6mph”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- “the carry distance is is still very very good.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 6:56
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “137 ball speed with the 5 ft, you know, it's it's very very good.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 10:12
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “maybe a little touch more speed with QI4D.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 10:15
Complaints (1)
- “We've lost a little bit of distance here.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 6:01
  About the model family, not this exact version.
ForgivenessMostly positive: Leans positive.Accurate off the tee, but less forgiving than rivals.3 reviews›
Praise (2)
- “I found the Qi4D hugely accurate off the tee”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “I think it was just quicker on those miss hits, more than anything.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 10:22
Complaints (1)
- “the least forgiving in the lineup as well.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 3:27
  About the model family, not this exact version.
Launch & spinRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Penetrating flight, consistent spin, slightly less than top rivals.3 reviews›
Praise (4)
- “I saw a strong, penetrating flight when hitting from a tee”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- “The spin was hovering around the 2876 rpm mark - exactly where I like to see it for a 3-wood.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- “spin numbers were a lot more consistent compared to the max light.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 10:43
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “Typically for the golfer who is looking to have a bit of spin reduction, QI 4D is kind of the thing we gravitate towards the most.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 9:09
Complaints (1)
- “this fairway wood wasn't spinning as much as some of the most forgiving fairway woods on the market”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
AdjustabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Loft sleeve and weight adjustability offer strong customization options.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
- “The 4° loft sleeve adds another layer of customisation”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- “this is the most adjustable model for particularly like getting the golfer dialed in a lot more because obviously we can move weight around.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 1:33
  About the model family, not this exact version.
Sound & feelRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Reviewers praise explosive yet soft, satisfying feel and sound.4 reviews›
Praise (5)
- “builds on the success of the popular Qi35 with improvements in sound and feel”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- “have that explosive feeling at impact, yet still feel soft.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “It feels awesome.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “I feel like it feels really good off the face.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 12:27
- “And I could actually feel where I'm missing it as well.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 12:28
LooksMostly positive: Leans positive.Sleek, modern looks, though some dislike dots and closed face.4 reviews›
Praise (6)
- “the core (standard) head sits beautifully to my eye”
  PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- “Sleek, fast look down at address.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “Improved shelf appeal and aesthetics from previous generation”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “I love the look of this head over the ball.”
  VideoThe Average Golfer's Guide · March 2026Watch at 1:51
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “I like the the black finish, the sort of matte finish.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 11:42
- “I think it actually looks really good.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 11:51
Complaints (3)
- “Some may prefer a classical look, such as the Titleist GT3”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “I've been very vocal about how much I hate these little dots back here.”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 11:47
- “it to my eye sets up a little bit closed”
  Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · July 2026Watch at 12:00
ValueNot covered by enough reviews