TaylorMade Qi10 3HL Wood Mint
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TaylorMade Qi10 3HL Wood Mint

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Category
TaylorMade
Type
TaylorMade Woods

About this product

The TaylorMade Qi10 16.5* 3HL Wood is a right-handed fairway wood for men, featuring a senior flex Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6 graphite shaft. The club has a 16.5-degree loft and is 43.25 inches in length. It is preowned in mint condition and does not include a headcover. The club is designed for high launch and is a 3-wood with a standard lie angle.

Our take

This fairway wood is an excellent choice for golfers seeking a high-launching 3-wood with a senior flex shaft. The mint condition suggests it has been well-maintained, offering near-new performance at a preowned price. The 43.25-inch length is standard for a 3-wood, providing a balance of distance and control. The senior flex is ideal for players with slower swing speeds, helping to maximize ball speed and launch. However, the lack of a headcover is a minor drawback, and the senior flex may not be suitable for faster swingers.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Mint preowned condition
  • Senior flex for slower swings
  • High-launch 16.5* loft
  • Standard length for 3-wood

Cons

  • Senior flex limits faster swingers
  • Preowned despite mint condition

Specifications

  • Brand TaylorMade
  • Golf Club Type Fairway Wood
  • Handedness Right-Handed
  • Loft 16.5
  • Flex Senior
  • Shaft Material Graphite
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Model
Qi10
Department
Men
Item Length
43.25
Grade
Preowned
Dexterity
Right-Handed
Club Type
Fairway Wood
Flex Type
Senior
Shaft Model
Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6
HasHeadcover
False
Gender
Men
Length
43.25
ToolIncluded
False
SubType
3HL Wood
Lie
Standard Lie
Global Golf Condition
Mint
Lie Angle
Standard
Club Number
3-Wood
Performance/Activity
Golf
Theme
Sports
UPC
192371763698

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