TaylorMade M4 Driver: The Year Twist Face Met Speed Pocket

The 2018 M4 combined Twist Face and the Speed Pocket in one forgiving driver. Here's what each piece was doing.
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Released in 2018 alongside the more adjustable M3, the M4 was built as the easier-swinging option of TaylorMade's M family that year, aimed at forgiveness over tinkering.

Geocoustic sole

An advanced sole shaping technique, branded Geocoustic, freed up interior volume for a larger clubface and a bigger sweet spot while still producing a solid, explosive sound at impact.

Twist Face and Speed Pocket

Twist Face corrects the tendency for high-toe and low-heel mishits to curve offline, while the Speed Pocket in the sole keeps ball speed up on strikes low on the face. Used together, they cover mishits in more directions than either one alone.

Browse TaylorMade drivers in stock, or see how the ideas evolved into the current Qi10. M4 also came as a fairway wood and rescue, see M4 fairway woods and M4 rescues in stock.