TaylorMade Qi4D Tour

Reviewer testing: a compact, players long game tool that offers tons of shot control and solid forgiveness. Reviewer testing: while the launch monitor data showed it wasn't the quickest or most forgiving when testing, the Tour model excelled on the golf course. The 170cc compact tour head intentionally trades some forgiveness for workability and control vs the standard sibling. Solid forgiveness for a tour-spec head but explicit reviewer noting that it's not class-leading. Above-average tour-spec forgiveness — same compact head as the prior generation Tour, with the new family architecture maintaining the floor.

Reviewer testing: ball speeds of just over 149mph were recorded, 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. Manufacturer: 65g tungsten mass pad sits directly behind the Speed Pocket and positions the CG low and forward for shots that come off hot and maximize distance. Mid-high launch with controllable spin. Multi-material titanium head delivers efficient energy transfer. Above-average tour-spec distance — strong absolute distance but the workability-first design trades the core sibling's distance leadership.

Reviewer testing: three weight ports (one 15g weight and two 4g weights) rather than a track system, allowing for complete CG customisation. When combined with the 4° loft sleeve, this fairway wood allows for what is among the most adjustability ever offered on a fairway wood, whether you want to dial in a fade bias, lower spin, or anti-slice characteristics. Reviewer testing: exceptionally easy to hit different trajectories and work the ball from left to right and vice versa on command. Those who like a club with maximum workability will love this head. Top-tier 2026 workability — explicit reviewer praise plus engineered shape-bias controls.

Reviewer testing: across the face, the head feels solid, which complements the sound well. Multi-material titanium body plus carbon crown produces refined tactile feedback. Solid impact feel across the face per multiple reviewers. Step up from the prior generation Tour's firm feel — the multi-material architecture refines the tactile signature. Top-tier tour-spec feel — premium titanium-and-carbon impact tone.

Reviewer testing: the sound of impact being more wooden than metallic — deep and powerful with no ringing metallic notes, just a bassy thump at medium volume. If you prefer a traditional sound and feel, the head delivers. Industry awards coverage: low, muted tick at impact that is low in volume but has a crisp sound with well struck shots. Step UP from the prior generation Tour's louder profile — the multi-material titanium/carbon construction produces the cleanest acoustic in the brand's recent tour-spec fairway lineage.

Reviewer testing: the best-looking head in the lineup, being small, sleek, and appearing to be of the highest spec. A compact footprint with a tall face, a compact front-to-back dimension, and a subtle pear shape. Multi-material construction shows premium titanium + carbon contrast on top. Top-tier address profile — the best-looking head in the entire family per reviewers.