The TaylorMade QI10 is one of the most searched drivers in Australia right now — and it's easy to see why. TaylorMade's Quantum Inertia technology pushes MOI (moment of inertia) to levels never seen before in a driver, delivering exceptional forgiveness without sacrificing the distance numbers that modern golfers demand.

But at $750+ retail, it's a significant outlay. The good news? The used market is starting to see QI10 stock come through as golfers upgrade. This guide covers everything you need to know about the QI10 family, which model suits your game, and where to find one at Rising Sun Clubs for significantly less than retail.

The TechnologyWhat Makes the QI10 Different?

QI stands for Quantum Inertia — a design philosophy centred on pushing the club's mass as far to the perimeter as possible. The result is one of the highest MOI ratings ever measured in a driver head, which means off-centre hits lose far less distance and direction than with conventional designs.

Combined with TaylorMade's AI-designed Inverted Cone face, the QI10 generates fast ball speeds across a huge area of the face. Whether you catch it on the toe, high on the face, or pure out of the middle, the result is remarkably consistent.

The RangeQI10 vs QI10 Max vs QI10 LS — Which One?

QI10 (Standard) — The sweet spot of the range. Built for mid-handicappers who want forgiveness without the oversized look of the Max. Adjustable weighting lets you dial in draw or fade bias. This is the most versatile option for the majority of club golfers.

QI10 Max — The highest-forgiveness driver TaylorMade has ever made. A larger footprint, extreme perimeter weighting, and a more upright face angle make this the go-to for higher handicappers or anyone who prioritises consistency over workability.

QI10 LS (Low Spin) — This is the version Scottie Scheffler returned to. Built for faster swing speeds where excess spin is the enemy of distance. The LS delivers a penetrating ball flight with reduced spin for players who generate their own distance and need to manage launch.

Your GameIs the QI10 Right for You?

The QI10 family suits a wide range of golfers, but here's a quick guide:

If your handicap is 15 or above, the QI10 Max is your best option. The extra forgiveness will save you strokes on mishits and give you more fairways per round. If you're a mid-handicapper between 8 and 15, the standard QI10 hits the sweet spot of performance and forgiveness. And if you're a low handicapper or scratch golfer with a fast swing, the QI10 LS gives you the low-spin, penetrating flight that better players need — the same spec Scheffler rates.

Smart ShoppingWhy Buy a Used QI10 Driver?

New QI10 drivers retail between $750–$900 AUD. On the used market, you can expect to pay $350–$550 depending on condition and shaft — a saving of $300 or more for a driver that may have seen just a handful of rounds.

At Rising Sun Clubs, every used driver is inspected and graded honestly. Our club grading system means no surprises when your order arrives. We ship Australia-wide with free shipping on orders over $500.