Tommy Fleetwood’s victory At the Tour championship it was great for Taylormade in more ways than one.
For beginners, was the 13th win of the season for the Taylormade’s Spider Putters, which were Winningest Putters in PGA Tour in 2025. But also, was the second victory of the year to Qi35 Driver of the Company And the first one was not an event of the opposite field.
While Fleetwood has played Qi35 throughout the season, the most famous athletes of Tayormade, World no. 1 Scottie Scheffler AND Nr. 2 Rory Mcilroywho have combined for eight wins and three main titles this season, have mainly stuck with Qi10 drivers last year.
Despite this, Qi35 has been one of the most renowned retail leaders, which is why, in this weekly golf-ended episode, co-perpetrator Jake Morrow emphasized how the use of the tournament does not really say anything or is not a driver.
“Like to have heads you can attract better levers with QI35 than you can with Qi10, I’ve heard from a band of mounting, has made the amateur game and the weekend boy fit better into a Qi35 product than a Qi10 product,” Morrow said. “Just because two boys in tours that are very, very, very well play a special old model, let’s keep in mind, does not mean that QI35 failed because it is killing it in the minority and in appropriate bays.”
Comrade Johnny Wunder emphasized that Mcilroy and Scheffler are not the only players playing the oldest driver’s heads, and in fact, is a bit of a trend in the tournament given how good the 2024 product was.
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Wunder remembered that Scheffler has a Qi35 driver who likes as much as his qi10.
“It is not just as good or maybe even a little better,” Wunder said. “The possibility he had to change was when his driver failed in the PGA Championship. So he had a Qi10 and a Qi35 in his closet, right? So I will simply catch qi10 because what I know, even though I hit this excellent Qi35, but during a major, I do not want to look at another wreath.
“That’s why it’s still in the bag.”
This week’s visitor, Ian Fraser, also emphasized that Scheffler was limited to his ability to fully prove QI35 at the beginning of the season due to damage to his hand. Mcilroy had some restrictions as well.
“He was not in great shape at the beginning of the season, and you will never cross the drivers in anything new when you’re not in great shape, and you’re trying to find it,” Fraser said. “So that type of test window where he would normally enter a new driver, he lost it due to damage to his hand.
