TaylorMade P7MC Irons

The TaylorMade P7MC Irons are muscle cavity back clubs explicitly designed for highly skilled players with consistent ball striking. They offer enhanced workability and shot-shaping control compared to game-improvement irons. Released in 2020, they are intended for low-handicap amateurs and touring professionals.

These irons are forged from 1025 carbon steel, a material chosen for its incredibly soft feel and responsive feedback. The forging process involves compressing the steel to create a dense, uniform grain structure. This construction provides the traditional, buttery feel that better players demand on well-struck shots.

No, the P7MC Irons feature a minimal amount of offset, which is typical for players' irons. This design allows better golfers to manipulate the clubface more easily to hit intentional draws or fades. The compact head size and thin top-line also contribute to a traditional, Tour-inspired look at address.

While both are popular TaylorMade models, the P7MC features a traditional forged muscle cavity back design focused on feel and workability. The P790, on the other hand, is a players-distance iron that uses a hollow body and foam filling to generate significantly more ball speed and forgiveness. The P7MC is much less forgiving but offers superior shot control.