TaylorMade Qi irons: Full reviews, robotic testing data and more

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HIGHLIGHTS

check NO MORE FADES
With the Qi irons, TaylorMade believes they have cracked the code on creating an iron that can go far, straight, and help golfers with the always annoying fade.
check HOT NEW TECH
To help bring the Qi irons to life TaylorMade engineers brought together many technologies, including FLTD (flighted) CG, speed pocket, cap back, and an all-new organic face design process for straighter shots.
check BETTER FEEL
The new Cap Back design of the Qi irons merges the benefits of a hollow-body iron with a more traditional cavity back by replacing a large section of the rear with a lightweight carbon cap. This lowers CG, providing better feel.

Quick Hits

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Club Comparison

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TaylorMade Qi
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Player Type
The standard Qi iron is best suited for players looking for a balance of game improvement and performance.
Forgiveness
The Qi registers high on the forgiveness scale, while avoiding unwanted fade bias.
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Player Type
The Qi HL model can help golfers who struggle with getting the ball in the air and maintaining spin.
Forgiveness
The Qi HL features the most forgiveness in the line, especially for players with slower swing speeds.
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TaylorMade Qi HL iron

TaylorMade Qi Irons

$157/club
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With the help of lessons learned from previous generations of game improvement clubs, TaylorMade is introducing the Qi irons, with which the company believes they have cracked the code on creating an iron that can go far, straight, and help golfers with the always annoying fade.

To help bring these irons to life TaylorMade engineers brought together many technologies, including FLTD (flighted) CG, speed pocket, cap back, and an all-new organic face design process for straighter shots.

By using what TaylorMade calls Integrated System Design, the manufacturer was able to see how different technology variables impact how a golf club reacts at impact, allowing TM to tune each key technology for a better end ball flight. This comprehensive approach to design helps to ensure ideal gapping, ball speeds, launch angles, and ball flight through the full set.

As an example, the 4 and 5-irons feature a lower profile back weight bar design, lowering the center of gravity and bringing it closer to the heel of the club in order to encourage easy face closure and a higher ball flight. At the other end of the set, the back bar in the short irons is more evenly distributed between the heel and toe for more forgiveness and ball flight control into the scoring clubs.

To go along with the core Qi irons, TaylorMade is also adding Qi HL irons to the lineup for 2024 to help golfers who struggle with getting the ball in the air and maintaining spin.