TaylorMade Qi10 vs. Titleist TSR2
Comparing this season's two most popular forgiveness-focused drivers.
TaylorMade
Qi10 Driver
The highest editor's rating and the most forgiving head shape of the two.
- 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, tour-shaped look with slightly more shot-shaping feedback.
- 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
Quick take
Both drivers prioritize forgiveness, but the Qi10 pushes further toward maximum stability while the TSR2 keeps a slightly more traditional, workable shape.
Forgiveness and ball speed
The Qi10’s larger, higher-MOI head shape holds ball speed better on strikes away from center. The TSR2 is still highly forgiving relative to older, smaller-head designs, but trails the Qi10 on extreme mis-hits.
Adjustability
The TSR2’s SureFit hosel offers 16 loft and lie combinations. The Qi10’s hosel sleeve covers the most common fitting adjustments but with a slightly narrower range.
Bottom line
Choose the Qi10 for maximum forgiveness and ball speed retention. Choose the TSR2 if you want a bit more shot-shaping feedback while still getting a forgiving, modern head design.
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