Interesting news:A little hotter, a little faster, Tiger Woods talks about TaylorMade’s new driver

Tiger Woods’ opinions on all golf topics are always welcome, but even more so when it comes to equipment.
Naturally, fans echoed Woods’ sentiments after testing his new Qi10 LS driver from TaylorMade.
The company itself released a video this Tuesday (January 16th) in which Tiger Woods talks about the new Qi10 LS driver. The video appears to have been made several weeks ago, as Woods is still wearing Nike-branded clothing.
Tiger Woods took just over a minute to explain the main benefits he believes the new driver offers. The post on X (formerly Twitter) was viewed more than 137,000 times in just two hours.
More than 12,000 users watched this video on his Instagram and YouTube.
Here’s what Tiger Woods said about his TaylorMade Qi10 LS driver: “This [TaylorMade Qi10 LS] driver is very aesthetically pleasing to me because I always like a very straight and clean topline. It makes it easier to line up your shots. I love the traditional pear shape and this is the shape I’ve always wanted in my driver.
I know there’s a difference between a red face and a blue face.
However, I think the top line is the more attractive part of the driver.
“After testing, I tried hitting it a little farther and the best shot came in.
More compression, less off-line. I don’t spray the ball too hard, but it certainly hits a little hotter. TaylorMade tested by Tiger Woods What do we know about the Qi10 LS driver? The TaylorMade Qi10 LS was added to the United States Golf Association (USGA) list of compliant driver heads in November 2023. From this date, it will be legal for use in all tournaments run by the governing body. According to Golfweek, TaylorMade’s new driver comes in 8-degree, 9-degree, and 10.5-degree versions.
It also features a carbon fiber face and sliding weights within the head.
The first player reported to be using the Qi10 LS in an official tournament was Rory McIlroy. The Northern Irishman used a new TaylorMade driver in the DP World Tour Championship. Tiger Woods then participated in a practice session with executives from his sponsor Monster Energy. At the time, there were rumors that Woods was using a Qi10 LS on the practice range.Tiger Woods himself tested the new driver in competition.That happened at the Hero World Challenge, where Woods’ average driving distance was 304.90 yards, his longest drive was 370 yards, and his driving accuracy was 65.38%. Most recently, Tommy Fleetwood won the Dubai Invitational with a TaylorMade Qi10 LS in his bag.