The new TaylorMade Qi35 Driver is crafted from chromium carbon, steel, aluminum, tungsten, and titanium. In addition to the stunning aesthetics, this cutting-edge multi-material construction dramatically lowers the center of gravity, creating a near-zero CG projection. The CG projection, which can be visualized as an ascending line traveling from the trailing edge of the head to the face, determines the area of the face that generates ideal launch, spin, and transfer of force. Anything struck below this point produces sub-optimal performance. By drastically lowering the projected center of gravity, TaylorMade effectively expanded the club's sweet spot, resulting in more drives reaching their maximum speed and distance potential. Thanks to its larger head (the same as the Max) and Trajectory Adjustment System, including two interchangeable sole weights, the standard Qi35 is truly a jack of all trades, suiting a broad scope of golfers. The driver delivers a staggering 9,000 MOI, an increase of 600, and a 26% tighter dispersion than the previous model with the heavier weight in the rear position. Combined with the CG projection, this setting renders the Qi35 longer and more forgiving than the Qi10. In the forward position, the heavier weight reduces spin to the point that TaylorMade now fits many high swing speed and spin players, who formerly gamed a Qi10 LS, into the Qi35. This setting is responsible for the lowest CG projection, and thanks to its shape and added head volume, those seeking reduced spin can reap the dividends of added forgiveness. TaylorMade Qi35 Driver Features: Mid/high launch, low/mid spin, neutral flight bias Multi-material construction, including chromium carbon, steel, aluminum, tungsten, and titanium, seamlessly blends form and function Near zero CG projection and the exceptionally high MOI inertia shape create efficient launch and spin across a larger area of the face for added distance while maximizing stability and forgiveness Trajectory Adj