Series
Used TaylorMade SIM
2020–2021
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Overview
The TaylorMade SIM series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons, driving irons and wedges. It spans 4 generations, from the SIM UDI in 2020 to the SIM2 in 2021.
By club type
Driver Series
Available
Drivers
7
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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Wood Series
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Woods
21
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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Hybrid Series
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Hybrids
30
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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Iron Set Series
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Iron Sets
2
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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Single Iron Series
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Single Irons
5
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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Driving Iron Series
Available
Driving Irons
5
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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Wedge Series
Available
Wedges
1
2 generations
Aerodynamic shape-in-motion for faster clubhead speeds.
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By generation
Generation
Available
SIM2
39
2021 · 6 club types
Reconstructed for high MOI and low spin.
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Generation
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SIM
27
2020 · 6 club types
Shape in motion with asymmetric Inertia Generator.
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Generation
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SIM DHY
2
2020 · 1 club type
Driving hybrid profile for versatile distance.
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Generation
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SIM UDI
3
2020 · 1 club type
Ultimate driving iron for a penetrating flight.
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Release timeline
Oldest → newest
FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
How does the SIM2 differ from the original SIM?
The SIM arrived in 2020 with an asymmetric sole shaping designed to cut drag through the swing; the SIM2 in 2021 rebuilt the body around a lighter frame to move mass lower and further back. They feel more different than a one-year gap suggests.
Which SIM head suits a slice?
Max D is the draw-biased one. Max is the forgiving neutral option, Max OS is the oversized iron head rather than a wood, and the standard is the smallest and least corrective.
Are the DHY and UDI woods?
No. Both are driving irons from the same era, built for a flatter, more controlled flight off the tee or into wind, so do not expect them to behave like a fairway wood.
Is the Ti variant worth seeking out?
It denotes a titanium construction within the family and generally means a hotter, lighter head than the steel equivalent. It is a narrower niche, so second-hand supply is thinner.