What are the top three lowest spinning drivers of 2026?

🏌️ The Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver offers low spin and fade bias, making it ideal for players looking to avoid hooks.

🔩 Cobra's Optm LS driver features uniquely positioned, adjustable weight ports that allow golfers to customize spin and forgiveness.

🎯 The TaylorMade Qi40 LS achieves the lowest center of gravity among the three, delivering minimal left curvature and very low spin for consistent ball flights.

0:00 All right, guys. Let's talk about the top three lowest spinning drivers for

0:04 2026. Some of the features that maybe they share and what differentiates these

0:00 three clubs that I am holding here. So, first things first, we're going to get to the Callaway Quantum in their

0:19 triple diamond. Triple Diamond's always their low spin model, and generally it does have a little bit of fade bias

0:26 built into it. This year it's going to be no different with the Quantum from Callaway. Now they have introduced their

0:33 Triforce face, titanium face on the outside, but does have some internal poly mesh and carbon fiber layers that

0:39 help to increase ball speeds. Features this year that are going to be maybe a little bit different than the triple

0:44 diamond of the past is we do have their AP APW adjustable weighting system in the back. So, you can go from a neutral

0:52 setting or a fade setting if the neutral, which is a little fade bias to start with, doesn't work for you. Now, as far as measurements go, we measure

1:00 this one at about 4,900 on the MOI. Pretty high MOI for a low spin driver. Pretty forgiving for what it is. So, that's a good thing. But, we do still

1:08 only have the CG about 1 and a half millimeters above center and ever so slightly towards the toe, even in that uh neutral setting. move it into the

1:17 fade setting in the rear here. Uh you get even more of a fade bias driver. So if you're looking for low spin, uh

1:23 looking for fade bias, don't want to hit that slinging hook, the Triple Diamond Quantum could be a good option for you

1:30 from Callaway. Next up, we're going to talk about Cobra and the Optm LS and some really unique features to the LS this year. Cobra really talking about

1:40 [music] POI, which is essentially MOI and a third axis measurement of forgiveness. Because of that, you see some very unique locations for the

1:48 weight ports uh in the Optm this year. We have one out here on the toe. Pretty traditional, [music] but then we have one kind of in the rear

1:55 heel and then all the way in the rear as well. And all three weights are different. So, you can configure this

2:00 thing very many different ways. They do make it easy though. They tell you you put the heavy weight uh in the toe,

2:05 that's the fade port. put it in the rear heel. That's more of the accuracy port they're calling it. And then if you're

2:11 just trying to make this low spin driver as forgiving as possible, put the weight all the way in the back. When you do

2:16 that, the MOI comes in at about uh 4600. Move the weight all the way to the

2:22 front, the heavy one. Not only is it fade bias, MOI comes down to about 4,300. Now, the good thing is whenever

2:27 you do want to position the weight all the way in the front, get the spin as low as you can. The CG is about 2

2:33 millimeters high and 2 millimeters towards the toe. Again, another great low spinning hook fighting driver, but

2:41 the lowest CG, lowest MOI that we're seeing out of all of them is going to be the Qi 4D LS from TaylorMade this year. [music] No shock. Whenever you get a low

2:52 CG driver, MOI tends to get down close to 4,000. No different with the LS40, 200, we'll call it, uh, with the Qi40.

3:01 But the good news is CG is only one millimeter above center. We don't see that number very often. Very low

3:07 spinning driver. And the CG is about 3 millimeters into the toe. So again, if you fight a hook trying to keep the spin

3:13 down, the Qi4D in the LS model from TaylorMade could be a great option for you. Has a 15 g weight, which can then

3:21 go to the back to replace the four. That'll increase the spin a little bit,

3:24 increase the forgiveness a little bit.

3:26 But again, this is a driver made for people that hit the middle [music] of

3:29 the face more often than not. So, we're

3:32 looking for when we're testing this driver is low spin numbers, but then

3:35 also shots that simply just don't curve to the left.

3:40 And one thing I will say about the TaylorMade drivers, they've done a great job over the years of improving

3:45 the sound and the feel when they add this composite body with the composite

3:49 base. So, looking for low spin, looking for shots that don't overly curve to the

3:52 left, Qi40 LS from TaylorMade's a great option. Got your Optm LS from Cobra or

3:58 your Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond. They're all spin fighters. Bite that

4:04 hook as well. No better place to check them out than your local golf.