The Max Lite models are built for those with slow swing speeds struggling to get the distance they'd like out of their long shots. With lightweight materials and advanced engineering, the Max Lite model offers an excellent alternative to help increase distance and swing speed without sacrificing performance or forgiveness.

The Taylormade Qi35 range of golf clubs were released in 2025. These include models of drivers, woods and hybrids. There are 4 different head shapes for the Qi35 drivers; the LS built for experienced golfers, the core head offering a balance between distance and forgiveness, the Max which offers maximum forgiveness, and finally the Max Lite which is a lighter model to the Max, built for really slow swing speeds to help gain speed.

Yes, Taylormade putters are available in a wide variety of head shapes. From TP collection blades to all the different types of Spider models including the Spider Tours, Spider GTs and the new Spider ZT. There's a Taylormade putter shape for everyone out there.

It depends greatly on which model you're buying, ho old it is and what condition it is in. A new premium Taylormade putter will cost at least €300 A used Taylormade putter will cost significantly less, typically between €50 and €200, depending on the factors mentioned above.

A lot of modern Taylormade wedges are made from a carbon steel deliberately designed to rust naturally over time. This rust can actually enhance spin by increasing the friction between the grooves and the ball. However, other models with chrome or stainless steel finishes are more resistant to rust and maintain a shiny look with less maintenance.

The price of a Taylormade wedge varies massively between models, condition and age. A brand new Taylormade wedge has an RRP of about €180. Our range of Taylormade wedges ranges from about €40 to €140, showing why it's so much better value for money when you buy used over new.

Most modern Taylormade hybrids are adjustable, with their loft sleeves offering multiple different loft and lie settings, you can dial in your Taylormade hybrid to suit your swing and your game.

Released in 2018, the GAPR range featured 3 different long-game options. The models varied from Lo, Mid and Hi. The Lo has a more traditional, thinner driving iron shape, the Hi has a larger hybrid-style head and the Mid sat right between them. As an older model, they're very popular on the second hand market as they have three unique shapes.to suit different playing styles.

Taylormade stands out through relentless innovation and a performance first design philosophy. The brand revolutionised metalwoods with adjustable loft sleeves and moveable weight technology, and it continues to push boundaries with carbon faced drivers and advanced face engineering. Unlike many competitors, Taylormade places a strong emphasis on tour validation, working closely with elite players to refine equipment that delivers measurable gains in ball speed, distance and forgiveness. Their commitment to multi material construction, precision tuning and data driven design ensures that cutting edge technology isn't just marketing, it translates directly into real performance benefits for golfers at every level.

Taylormade introduced Twist Face technology in 2018 to correct one of the most common problems in golf: mishits that curve too far offline. Unlike traditional flat driver faces, twist face features a subtly curved face that is engineered with corrective face angles in high toe and low heel areas, where most amateurs tend to miss. High toe strikes, which typically produce low spin hooks, are designed to launch slightly higher with more spin. While low heel strikes, which often create high spin slices, are adjusted to reduce excessive spin and curve. This twisting of the face helps shots fly straighter and more consistently, even when contact isn’t perfect. First introduced in the Taylormade M3 and M4 drivers, Twist face has since become a core feature in Taylormade’s modern drivers and fairway woods, offering golfers greater forgiveness and tighter dispersion off the tee.

Absolutely. Taylormade golf clubs are engineered to professional standards and compete at the top level of equipment manufacturing with premium brands like Callaway, PING, and Titleist. The company invests heavily in research and development, pioneering technologies like adjustable loft sleeves, multi material constructions, and face technologies like Twist Face. Taylormade clubs are known for exceptional durability - many golfers report their Taylormade equipment performing well for decades. When you purchase used Taylormade clubs from Next2New Golf, you're getting equipment that maintains its performance characteristics through years of play.