Sergio Garcia reveals what makes the TaylorMade Qi10 such a good driver
Speaking exclusively to GolfMagic, Sergio Garcia revealed why he thinks the TaylorMade Qi10 is the best driver the brand has made since the SIM.
Sergio Garcia has revealed that his new driver, the TaylorMade Qi10, is the best model the brand has made since the SIM, which was first released in 2020.
Speaking exclusively to GolfMagic, Garcia praised the new driver and, upon its release, even took to Twitter to voice his love for the new big stick.
In response to GolfMagic's social media graphic of the Qi10, Garcia tweeted: "It’s the best they’ve made since the Sim."
Garcia has toyed with a number of drivers since he last used the SIM in 2020, with Callaway's Paradym Triple Diamond being his driver of choice for the majority of the 2023 season.
Since the Qi10 was launched in early 2024, though, it has been a mainstay in the Spaniards' bag, and he revealed exactly why when we had the opportunity to speak to him earlier this week.
He said:
Notably, Garcia is no longer affiliated with TaylorMade as a staff player, underscoring the significance of his endorsement.
Having enjoyed a 15-year tenure with the brand before departing in 2017, Garcia briefly signed with Callaway before returning to TaylorMade in 2021.
However, his association with the brand concluded after he transitioned from the PGA Tour and DP World Tour to LIV Golf.
Garcia has enjoyed early success with the Qi10 in the bag, having already recorded a second place finish at LIV Mayakoba.
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Launched in early 2024, the Qi10 range features three models: the standard Qi10, Qi10 Max and Qi10 LS.
The range has already gained a significant number of admirers on Tour, with Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Tommy Fleetwood, and even Brooks Koepka opting to use various models from the lineup.
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