The House of Golf | TaylorMade Qi Irons Steel RH 4-PW / KBS Max 85 MT / Regular

I've played golf for over 50 years, and am currently a 13.0 index on a downward trend shooting in the low 80's. I typically I hit plenty of pars, some birdies, along with a few blow-up holes. When I was of of town, I rented a virtually new set of these for a quick round. My first hit with the six iron was a great shot. The rest of the round produced weak fades, it was miserable. My irons, Hogan CFT's are MILES easier to hit and WAY more forgiving, it's not even close. (If you try to search for them, they are old clubs so you'll only find them used.) The good news is they have a titanium face so the groves will still be sharp, like the day they were sold. If the Taylor Made irons were the only clubs I could play, I'd quit golfing. The woods produced better shots but ... MoreI've played golf for over 50 years, and am currently a 13.0 index on a downward trend shooting in the low 80's. I typically I hit plenty of pars, some birdies, along with a few blow-up holes. When I was of of town, I rented a virtually new set of these for a quick round. My first hit with the six iron was a great shot. The rest of the round produced weak fades, it was miserable. My irons, Hogan CFT's are MILES easier to hit and WAY more forgiving, it's not even close. (If you try to search for them, they are old clubs so you'll only find them used.) The good news is they have a titanium face so the groves will still be sharp, like the day they were sold. If the Taylor Made irons were the only clubs I could play, I'd quit golfing. The woods produced better shots but felt like sledge hammers to me and would never go in my bag. The putter was kind of magical though, I had a lot of one-putts. I think it was the Spider Tour model.

Taylormade recently replaced my set of Stealth irons with a new set of irons, played 9 holes to break them in the first day. Scored 3 strokes better than normal. Second round about a week later, i dropped 7 strokes, won the round and my buddies had to buy wings and a beer for me for having the lowest score. Teamed up with an 8th grade kid yesterday, the kid was on fire. He observed some of my shots and asked what type of irons i had, i exclaimed “stealth” and went on to explain that Taylormade customer service replaced my entire set at no cost early May. So, the kid proceeds to examine my 5 Iron, only to announce, “these are the new QI Irons’. You should have seen the look on my face, as I examined the contents of my bag and discovered that Taylor-made had upgraded ... MoreTaylormade recently replaced my set of Stealth irons with a new set of irons, played 9 holes to break them in the first day. Scored 3 strokes better than normal. Second round about a week later, i dropped 7 strokes, won the round and my buddies had to buy wings and a beer for me for having the lowest score. Teamed up with an 8th grade kid yesterday, the kid was on fire. He observed some of my shots and asked what type of irons i had, i exclaimed “stealth” and went on to explain that Taylormade customer service replaced my entire set at no cost early May. So, the kid proceeds to examine my 5 Iron, only to announce, “these are the new QI Irons’. You should have seen the look on my face, as I examined the contents of my bag and discovered that Taylor-made had upgraded my irons from stealth to the QI— that would explain the sudden enhancement of my game!

They are good irons, just not for me. Bought them for distance and accuracy, they lived up to hype. I played 5 rounds with them, couldn’t find consistency. Played a scramble tournament this weekend, partner plays P790’s, played last 9 holes with his 790’s, spot on. Pushed the rules a bit, playing partners clubs. I have requested through Taylormade Customer Service, to please exchange the Qi10’s for the P790’s. Again, Qi10’s are good clubs, just not for me. I sincerely hope Taylormade Customer Service will help me out and work with me. Can’t afford another set of irons. 🤷‍♂️