TaylorMade’s P700 series of irons offers a variety of options for all skill levels

Since the company’s inception back in 1979, TaylorMade has been known as a leader in the driver and fairway wood categories. But times have changed and in todays’ game TaylorMade is much more than just a driver and fairway player (although this year’s Stealth lineup is marvelous). Truth of the matter is just about every type of golfer could find something in the TaylorMade P700-series iron lineup that would help his game.

Let’s take a look at each of TaylorMade’s five P700 series irons.

P790

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The Basics

The third iteration of the P790 iron is arguably the most successful TaylorMade iron that appeals to the largest demographic. Better golfers, perhaps a little older and trying to grab some extra yardage, have gravitated to the as well as and mid-handicappers have found them easy to hit.

Key Tech

The new SpeedFoam Air, which adds to the club’s feel and sound, is 69 per cent less dense, and weighs 3.5 grams less than previous versions. This allowed TaylorMade to move weight in the irons, but it also allowed the equipment maker to design the thinnest, fastest face in its history.

Are they for you?

Are you between a 10 and 25 handicap? Are you after a few more yards? Are you trying to be a better golfer? Do you covet a the aesthetics of a players’ iron? If you answered yes to three or more of these questions, the TaylorMade P790 irons are for you.

P770

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 The Basics

With the launch of the P770 irons, TaylorMade has given golfers much of the technology punch of the hugely popular P790 irons, but in a smaller form factor. The end result of the P770 irons will surely appeal to better players.

Key Tech

The P770 is geared to perform more like P790, especially in terms of distance and height on the shots. The P770 irons features SpeedFoam that offers a great sound and feel, and hollow body construction that creates great distance.

Are they for you?

You’re a lower handicap golfer who is always looking to improve. Your irons must have a thin topline and a slim sole—appealing to your inner purist who wants the look of a blade—while getting the technology of a hollow iron.

P7MC

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The Basics

Classic shaping and minimal offset, the P7MC was inspired by the needs of TOUR players who demand the highest quality iron.

Key Tech

The perimeter-weighted iron (which offers a just the right about of forgiveness) features compact grain forging to the cavity geometry designed specifically for a more solid feel and sound at impact.

Are they for you?

An iron that will meet the exacting standards of the most discerning golfer who covets a forged cavity iron that harkens back to the days of pure craftmanship and sophisticated aesthetics.

P7MB

The Basics

Defined by it’s clean and elegant appearance, the TaylorMade’s P7MB are a wonderfully crafted muscle-back set of irons.

Key Tech

A thin topline, minimal offset and a narrow sole, the P7MB is forged from 1025 carbon steel with a machine-milled face comprised of the most aggressive score lines in the TaylorMade P700 series lineup.

Are they for you?

If you’re the best ball striker you’ve ever met (seriously) who demands precise control in modern-era classic iron, TaylorMade’s P7MB iron is likely for you.

P7TW

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The Basics

The TaylorMade P7TW iron has Tiger’s fingerprints all over them. When crafting these irons, Tiger said “when you look down at these irons, you are looking at the result of every range session, event, victory and major championship from my 22-plus years of professional golf.”

Key Tech

Each iron has been meticulously shaped to meet Tiger’s discerning eye—longer blade length, thinner topline and progressive face height. The CNC machined sole geometry and a precise leading edge promote consistent turf interaction, while a hidden tungsten weight help concentrate mass behind the sweet spot for a unique blend of feel, flight and control.

Are they for you?

Who doesn’t want to game the exact same irons as Tiger Woods?

 

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