Best Golf Drivers Compared
A side-by-side comparison of our top driver picks, ranked Best Overall and Best for Workability.
TaylorMade
Qi10 Driver
The highest editor's rating and the most forgiving head shape in this comparison.
- Loft Options
- 8, 9, 10.5, 12 degrees
- Adjustability
- Hosel loft sleeve, moveable weighting
- Shaft
- Stock and premium aftermarket options available
- High MOI design increases forgiveness on off-center strikes
- Consistently strong ball speed across the face
- Premium price relative to previous generations
Titleist
TSR2 Driver
A more traditional shape with more shot-shaping feedback for better players.
- Loft Options
- 8, 9, 10, 11 degrees
- Adjustability
- SureFit hosel (16 loft/lie combinations)
- Best For
- Golfers wanting workability alongside forgiveness
- Consistent, workable ball flight for a wide range of players
- SureFit hosel allows precise loft and face angle adjustment
- Slightly less forgiving on extreme mis-hits than max-MOI rivals
How these compare
TaylorMade Qi10 and Titleist TSR2 are priced close together, so this comparison comes down to forgiveness versus workability rather than budget.
Best Overall — TaylorMade Qi10
A larger, higher-MOI head shape holds ball speed better on off-center strikes, and it carries the higher editor’s rating of the two.
Best for Workability — Titleist TSR2
A more compact, tour-inspired shape and the SureFit adjustable hosel give better players more shot-shaping control without giving up much forgiveness.
For the full narrative breakdown, see our Qi10 vs. TSR2 head-to-head, or read the best drivers guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a meaningfully cheaper driver worth considering?
Not among our current picks — the Qi10 and TSR2 are priced within $50 of each other, so the choice comes down to forgiveness versus workability rather than budget.