TaylorMade Qi10 LS Driver — 10.5° Stiff Flex Right Hand

If your swing speed is already above average and you’re still fighting too much spin off the tee, the problem usually isn’t your swing — it’s that you’re playing a forgiveness-first driver built for someone else’s game. The TaylorMade Qi10 LS is the low-spin, tour-level answer, used on the PGA Tour by players like Rory McIlroy.

LS stands for “low spin,” and that’s exactly what TaylorMade built this driver to deliver. A deeper face and more compact head shape lower the center of gravity projection and increase MOI compared to TaylorMade’s previous Stealth 2 generation, giving faster swingers a lower, more stable, more penetrating ball flight instead of the high, spinny launch that kills distance in the wind. The third-generation 60X Carbon Twist Face is significantly lighter than a traditional titanium face, which frees up mass that TaylorMade puts to work in a redesigned sliding weight track for more precise spin and shot-shape control.

✓ 60X Carbon Twist Face — lighter than titanium, with corrective face angles that straighten mis-hits
✓ Infinity Carbon Crown — covers 97% of the crown for better mass distribution and forgiveness without giving up the low-spin head shape
✓ Reimagined Sliding Weight Track — 18g steel weight moves farther forward and lower than the previous generation for a more efficient low-spin setup
✓ Tour-Proven Low-Spin Shape — the deep-face, compact design preferred by TaylorMade’s tour staff for faster, more workable swings
✓ 4° Adjustable Loft Sleeve — fine-tune launch and spin without a separate fitting session

This driver is built for golfers with above-average swing speed who already generate plenty of ball speed and need to control spin and trajectory, not add forgiveness. If your miss is a weak slice and you need help finding the fairway more than you need to flight it down, TaylorMade’s more forgiving MAX-series driver (or the SIM2 Max already in this shop) will serve you better than the LS will.

Honest downside: this unit ships from a third-party seller (SPORT+) rather than Amazon directly, and one international reviewer reported a face-separation issue outside the 30-day return window — worth knowing, though the broader 44-review base sits at a strong 4.6 stars with the large majority at 5 stars.

Bottom line: a legitimate tour-level, low-spin driver from the #1 selling brand in golf clubs, priced fairly below its $449.99 list at $399.99.

Available Configurations: This listing is for the 10.5° loft, Stiff flex, Right Hand, Tensei Blue shaft configuration. TaylorMade also offers a 9° loft and Tensei Black shaft option — check the Amazon listing for current availability.