Absolutely. And for your game, the distinction between the standard Qi10 and the Qi10 Max matters quite a bit. Since you said simply Qi10, I’ll compare your SIM2 Max against the standard Qi10, both with comparable regular-flex shafts. TaylorMade positions the standard Qi10 as a 460cc, mid-launch, mid-low-spin driver with “higher” forgiveness, while the SIM2 … Read more

Yes. If we hold the shaft essentially constant—same regular-flex shaft, similar weight and length—the comparison becomes much more useful because we’re really looking at what the driver head is doing for your swing. Based on what you’ve told me about your game—mid-handicap, currently playing a SIM2 Max, driver has recently been one of the stronger … Read more

Found this club at a thift store for cheap and I didn’t know much about it. I bought anyway. The Cobra Speed LD-M is an interesting one for you because it was designed for a golfer profile that overlaps quite a bit with what you’ve told me about your game. One clarification first: the Speed … Read more

These are actually two very different approaches to a regular-flex driver, and for your game the distinction matters. You currently play the TaylorMade SIM2 Max, which is essentially a maximum-forgiveness, high-MOI driver. The Titleist TS1 was designed specifically around helping moderate-swing-speed players create more clubhead speed and launch. (Titleist) SIM2 Max vs. Titleist TS1 1. … Read more