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Overview
TaylorMade makes 9 club types across 21 series.
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Driver Brand
Drivers
9 series
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Mini Driver Brand
Mini Drivers
3 series
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Wood Brand
Woods
10 series
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Hybrid Brand
Hybrids
10 series
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Iron Set Brand
Iron Sets
15 series
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Single Iron Brand
Single Irons
15 series
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Driving Iron Brand
Driving Irons
3 series
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Wedge Brand
Wedges
17 series
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Putter Brand
Putters
2 series
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Qi
402
2024–2026 · 5 generations · 6 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Advanced stability and speed through multi-material design.
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Spider
39
2008–2026 · 30 generations · 1 club type
Putters
Iconic high-MOI mallets for unmatched putting stability.
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P790
61
2017–2025 · 9 generations · 4 club types
Driving Irons, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges
Player's distance irons with explosive ball speed.
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R7
20
2004–2025 · 9 generations · 7 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Mini Drivers, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Pioneering moveable weight technology for customizable launch.
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Milled Grind
216
2017–2025 · 5 generations · 1 club type
Wedges
Precision-milled wedges for consistent spin and control.
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P770
53
2017–2024 · 4 generations · 3 club types
Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges
Compact player's distance irons for controlled flight.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What is TaylorMade Carbonwood technology, and which drivers use it?
Carbonwood technology refers to the use of a carbon composite face designed to save weight and improve energy transfer at impact compared to traditional titanium. This technology is featured in the Stealth, Stealth 2, and Qi10 driver families.
What do Plus, Max, HD and LS mean on TaylorMade clubs?
Max usually marks the most forgiveness-focused head, HD means High Draw, and LS means Low Spin. Plus generally identifies a lower-spinning or more adjustable performance model, but the feature set changes between families, so check the exact generation rather than relying on the suffix alone.
How do TaylorMade M, SIM, Stealth and Qi drivers compare?
The M series focused on multi-material construction, SIM introduced aerodynamic shaping to increase clubhead speed, Stealth shifted to carbon faces for energy transfer, and the Qi range focuses on combining high MOI for forgiveness with consistent ball speeds.
Is a TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver a replacement for a driver or a fairway wood?
The BRNR Mini Driver is designed as a hybrid between the two, offering the distance potential of a driver with the control and versatility of a high-lofted fairway wood.