TaylorMade fairway wood
TaylorMade Qi4D Tour 3-wood
- Players cited with it
- 7
- 7 in play now, by the latest report on each.
- Reviewers
- Praised for adjustability and distance
- Pushback on forgiveness. From 3 reviews. What they said
$449.99
Checked Sep 23, 2026. Verify at the retailer.
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“Sudarshan Yellamaraju has a new TaylorMade Spider Tour V putter and Qi4D 3-wood”
“The model in question is the TaylorMade Qi4D , with the 3-wood possessing a Mitsubishi Tensei White 1K Pro shaft, which is different to the Mitsubishi Diamana PD 80 TX shaft he had in his GT1.”
Cameron Young5 more players cited with it, listed below.
What reviewers say
Based on 3 reviews (2 press, 1 video), newest September 2026
What press and YouTube reviews of the TaylorMade Qi4D Tour 3-wood judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.
Where it shines
- Adjustability
- Distance
- Launch & spin
- Looks
Where reviewers push back
- Forgiveness
DistanceMostly positive: Leans positive.Ball speed and distance are strong despite slightly trailing the core model.3 reviews›
Praise (3)
“It also wasn't as far behind the core model in terms of total distance output as the launch monitor suggested it would be thanks to the penetrating flight.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
“excellent ball speed”
VideoPluggedInGolf · February 2026Watch
“the Qi4D Tour becomes seriously long from both the deck and the tee”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
Complaints (1)
“I saw ball speeds of just over 149mph, which was around 6mph slower than the core model, and this lack of speed had a knock-on effect down range, resulting in a loss of 7 yards in carry.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
ForgivenessSplit: Reviewers are split.Reviewers disagree: one calls it unforgiving, another says quite forgiving.2 reviews›
Praise (1)
“The forgiveness is quite good for a tour style fairway wood.”
VideoPluggedInGolf · February 2026Watch at 0:41
Complaints (1)
“it wasn't the quickest or most forgiving when testing”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
Launch & spinMostly positive: Leans positive.Great shot-shaping control, though some found spin and flight inconsistent.3 reviews›
Praise (4)
“It was exceptionally easy to hit different trajectories and work the ball from left to right and vice versa on command.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
“little lower launching, lower spinning”
VideoPluggedInGolf · February 2026Watch at 0:39
“hitting knockdown shots and stingers is simple”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
“I’ve never felt like I had more total control over my ball flight with a fairway wood.”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
Complaints (2)
“Low spin design requires decent speed to maximize performance”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
“I struggled to get 3-wood to consistently hold its flight, even after switching to a spinnier ball.”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
AdjustabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Exceptional CG and flight adjustability, despite minor shaft-orientation setup quirk.3 reviews›
Praise (4)
“this fairway wood allows for what is up there as the most adjustability ever offered on a fairway wood.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
“a lot of adjustability”
VideoPluggedInGolf · February 2026Watch
“Flight control and customization is the best I've ever tested”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
“the change allows for a wider variety and bigger movement in CG, for more control.”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
Complaints (1)
“The one fallback of the TaylorMade sleeve is how shaft orientation also changes with setup, so experimenting on your own while using a ribbed grip, like Golf Pride’s Align Max, can be difficult.”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
- Sound & feelNot covered by enough reviews
LooksMostly positive: Leans positive.Compact, tour-styled shaping impresses most, though one found it intimidating.3 reviews›
Praise (3)
“It's a nice compact footprint.”
VideoPluggedInGolf · February 2026Watch at 0:34
“The shaping is everything you could want from a tour-styled head, with a tight, compact body that sits flush to the turf where you want it to while still sitting taller over the ball at the front end.”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
“The looks are outstanding, my favorite on the market”
PressToday's Golfer · September 2026Read the review
Complaints (1)
“I found the footprint of the Qi4D Tour to be a little intimidating when I first put it down behind a ball.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2026Read the review
- ValueNot covered by enough reviews
A criterion needs at least two reviews from different sources before it gets a verdict.
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Photo credits
- Cameron Young — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0