When a brand like TaylorMade introduces a new generation of fairway woods, you pay attention, especially when those clubs continue a run that’s made TaylorMade fairways the most played on the PGA TOUR for more than a decade. They were in the bags of all four major winners this past season, including Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, which is an awfully strong endorsement before we even get into what’s new.

And what’s new is a full family of Qi4D fairways, led by the Qi4D, Qi4D Max, and Qi4D Tour, that aim to blend Tour trusted shaping with more forgiveness, more adjustability, and a cleaner overall hitting experience for regular golfers.

Qi4D Fairway: The Balanced Performer

If you want the model that feels the most “let me just grab this and go,” the Qi4D Fairway is your starting point. At 185cc and built with Tour feedback, the head shape looks refined without being intimidating. The face sits slightly open, the lie angle is a touch flatter than before, and the overall profile inspires confidence while still offering workable flight.

TaylorMade tucks subtle protrusions into the heel and toe to help maintain consistent ball speeds across the entire face, something you’ll appreciate on those swings where you almost catch it flush. The center of gravity has been optimized for a blend of distance and control, and an 8g TAS weight gives you a simple way to tweak launch and spin if needed.

Every loft also includes a 4° loft sleeve, meaning you can fine-tune loft, lie, and face angle until the club gives you exactly what you want.

Qi4D Max Fairway: Built for Confidence & High Launch

For golfers who want as much help as possible getting the ball up and staying online, the Qi4D Max Fairway is the most forgiving member of the trio. It shares the same multimaterial approach, steel face and body paired with a carbon crown, but its design emphasizes stability and easy launch.

The Qi4D Max sits cleanly behind the ball, but the real story is its ability to straighten out mishits and add height without you needing a perfect swing. It’s the option for the golfer who wants speed and consistency but doesn’t necessarily need the slightly more “player-leaning” shape of the standard Qi4D.

Tour pros may not gravitate toward the Max, but recreational golfers absolutely will.

Qi4D Tour Fairway: For Players Who Want Workability

While the Tour model wasn’t the central focus here, it completes the family and helps explain where the Qi4D and Qi4D Max fit.

The Qi4D Tour brings a titanium face and body, with a hefty 65g tungsten pad, materials typically found in high-end drivers. This setup is all about speed, precision, and shaping. It’s the model for advanced players who want a compact look and maximum feedback, while the Qi4D and Qi4D Max deliver broader appeal.