TaylorMade · Driver · 2020

SIM Max D

Best for high-handicap (15-36) chronic slicers with swing speeds 75-100 mph shopping the used market — a low-cost slice-correction tool with proven 2020 pedigree.

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About the TaylorMade SIM Max D

The TaylorMade SIM Max D is a 2020 driver from TaylorMade. Listed on CaddyCompare in 9°, 10.5° and 12° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff, extra-stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 1 UK retailer below — currently from £209.99.

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Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

83Forgiveness

83Distance

52Workability

78Feel

75Sound

82Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Most effective slice-fighting driver in the 2020 SIM family — chronic slicers report 30-40 yard distance gains
18% larger face than the SIM (10% larger than the SIM Max) — the largest sweet spot in the family for top-tier mishit recovery
Golf Digest 2020 Hot List Gold; a reassuring oversized footprint with divergent topline masking
A high-launch profile gets the ball airborne easily for slower swing speeds and senior players

Cons

5 years old in 2025 — a significant recency penalty; spin consistency trails 2024+ Qi4D family heads
Fixed heel-weighted draw bias punishes natural drawers and better players who shape the ball both ways
Loudest of the three SIM drivers — polarising acoustic that many reviewers explicitly disliked
Lower MOI than the SIM Max because mass is moved to the heel for draw bias rather than maximised at the back

Best for: High-handicap (15-36) chronic slicers with swing speeds 75-100 mph shopping the used market — a low-cost slice-correction tool with proven 2020 pedigree.

Avoid if: You're a natural drawer (the heel bias will turn drawers into hooks), you swing the ball both ways (no fade-on-demand capability), or you want maximum MOI for off-center forgiveness (SIM Max delivers higher MOI in the same family).