TaylorMade · Driver · 2025

Qi35 Max Lite

Best for seniors, juniors, and high-handicap (15-36) players with swing speeds 60-85 mph who need lightweight assistance to swing faster and get the ball airborne with maximum forgiveness.

Starting from: £285.00
Listings: 24
Retailers: 10
vs RRP: −46%

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Brand new

Sealed, retailer warranty

£389.00£529.00

10.5° · Regular · LH10.5° · Regular · Left-Handed

£140.00

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at Evolution Golf

Like new

Excellent condition / refurb

£285.00£389.00

12° · Regular · RH12° · Regular · Right-Handed

£104.00

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at eBay UK

Pre-owned, varying condition

£289.95£389.00

12° · Regular · RH12° · Regular · Right-Handed

£99.05

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at Affordable Golf

About the TaylorMade Qi35 Max Lite

The TaylorMade Qi35 Max Lite is a 2025 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 10 UK retailers below — currently from £285.00.

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£285

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£285

Set 26 May · today

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£285

Set 26 May · today

CaddyIndex™Experimental

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

85Forgiveness

78Distance

58Workability

80Feel

80Sound

83Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Ultralight head (~12g lighter than the Max, complete club 35g lighter) enables a 2-4 mph clubhead speed gain for slow-swing players
9K MOI with a 24g tungsten rear weight retains top-quartile forgiveness for the target demographic
A high-launch plus soft-landing profile is ideal for golfers struggling to get the ball airborne
Golf Digest 2025 Hot List — top industry recognition for the slow-swing-speed niche

Cons

Highest-spinning driver in the family — the distance ceiling caps at slow swing speeds; falls behind at 95+ mph
No movable weights or shape-tuning options — locked into a high, straight ball flight
Higher launch trajectory becomes ballooning in wind — a poor wind specialist
Lacks the planted, heavier feel some players prefer in hand

Best for: Seniors, juniors, and high-handicap (15-36) players with swing speeds 60-85 mph who need lightweight assistance to swing faster and get the ball airborne with maximum forgiveness.

Avoid if: Your swing speed exceeds 90 mph (the standard Qi35 or Max will out-distance you with similar forgiveness), you live in windy conditions (the higher launch + higher spin makes it a wind kite), or you want any shape-tuning capability.