Tour Collin Morikawa's new TaylorMade Qi10 Max driver and Qi10 5 wood – The 2024 Sentry

BagofToast · February 9

8 hours ago, halfsumo said:

This reminds of that one year Rory put a hybrid in the bag for like 3 days (....wouldn't you know it, right around launch...hmmm) and everyone on here went nuts and bought one and then it was out of Rory's bag before the tournament was over

Rory had a hybrid in the bag at the 21' ryder cup

halfsumo · February 9

And every year when DJ would play the more forgiving head in Hawaii (....hmmm, right around launch) and then immediately switch to the other head a week later

LeftDash14 · February 15

Just like that he’s back in the trusty ol sim 8.0

toastinato · February 15

A lot of times these players that drastically bow their wrist, will normally look towards more higher spinning heads since they already deloft the club so much. I’m sure it’s not always the case considering Collin seems to also use that Sim 8°. But a lot of them end up in either higher loft or something to create more spin.

phizzy30 · February 15

17 minutes ago, LeftDash14 said:

Just like that he’s back in the trusty ol sim 8.0

I noticed that as well. It's like that ex that you keep going back to but know you shouldn't...........😂

LeftDash14 · February 16

So beautiful just now on pga tour live Morikawa hit a beauty knuckle fade 170 ballspeed. Announcer covering his group "Hes got a new driver in the bag that hes now able to work both ways". Standard sim fade 🤣

Lloyd_Christmas29 · February 18

On 2/15/2024 at 5:09 PM, toastinato said:

A lot of times these players that drastically bow their wrist, will normally look towards more higher spinning heads since they already deloft the club so much. I’m sure it’s not always the case considering Collin seems to also use that Sim 8°. But a lot of them end up in either higher loft or something to create more spin.

I believe he has the adapter set at +1.5* which explains why he uses a low loft head. Must prefer a more closed face. With the SIM apparently most of the tour guys put a heavier back weight and a lighter sliding weight in front which makes the head more forgiving and higher spin. I have my SIM built like that and it’s $$.

toastinato · February 18

26 minutes ago, Lloyd_Christmas29 said:

I believe he has the adapter set at +1.5* which explains why he uses a low loft head. Must prefer a more closed face. With the SIM apparently most of the tour guys put a heavier back weight and a lighter sliding weight in front which makes the head more forgiving and higher spin. I have my SIM built like that and it’s $$.

I miss my Sim lol bought it twice and sold twice. Still hunting for drivers.

jhford00 · February 19

On 2/18/2024 at 11:58 AM, toastinato said:

I miss my Sim lol bought it twice and sold twice. Still hunting for drivers.

I did the same and stuck with it after the second time. Qi may knock it out of the bag but it won't be sold this time around. I have so much confidence in that head, I know what its going to do

enfuego · February 19

On 2/18/2024 at 9:31 AM, Lloyd_Christmas29 said:

I believe he has the adapter set at +1.5* which explains why he uses a low loft head. Must prefer a more closed face. With the SIM apparently most of the tour guys put a heavier back weight and a lighter sliding weight in front which makes the head more forgiving and higher spin. I have my SIM built like that and it’s $$.

I just discovered this recently. I had been playing stock head weights for a while in an 8*. Then went with a slightly lighter back weight to reduce swingweight but maintain lower spin. Ultimately decided the forgiveness was more important and just put in the heavier backweight with lighter slider and I feel so much more confident. Everything wants to go straight. It is probably 5 yards shorter but a bad swing still ends up in the fairway. I cracked my first Sim 8* and bought another. The triple diamonds and TSR3 are right there too but hard switch after loving Sim for so long.