TaylorMade P770 Aged Copper irons have been launched as a limited-edition version of the model, celebrating the manufacturer’s heritage in the 2024 release.

A sleek P770 Phantom Black model was released in 2023, and an Aged Copper version joins the P770 series as a nod to the classic 1980s designs.

The Aged Copper design features all the same technologies as the standard model including the thinnest face yet and a new intelligent sweet spot that has been moved progressively through the back.

TaylorMade have also ensured the SpeedFoam Air in the clubhead is 69% less dense for performance that matches the classy look of the copper.

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TaylorMade P770 Aged Copper rons Specs & Design

The P770 irons are TaylorMade’s tour-spec model and an Aged Copper option joins the standard and Phantom Black designs.

The Copper model has been added to the range for a limited time along with P790s, with the look underlining the heritage of the brand.

The irons feature an “Intelligent Sweet Spot” that moves through the back thanks tothe FLTD CG, a technology feature that positions the centre of gravity lower in the long irons and progressively higher as you go through the bag.

The forged 4140 steel face is the thinnest ever used in a P770 irons, while TaylorMade have removed offset from the long irons and made the blade length shorter than the P790 irons.

The forged hollow body design, constructed from soft 8620 carbon steel, continues to feature the Thru-Slot Speed Pocket for flexibility.

The SpeedFoam Air, which is inside the clubhead, has been made 69% less dense that the previous version of the P770s to help generate greater clubhead speeds.

Each iron also includes 46g of tungsten included to create an optimal lie and launch angle.

The Copper P770s are available in 4-iron (22.5 degrees), 5-iron (25.5 degrees), 6-iron (29.0 degrees), 7-iron (33.0 degrees), 8-iron (37.0 degrees), 9-iron (41.0 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (46.0 degrees).

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TaylorMade P770 Aged Copper irons: Are they any good?

The Aged Copper P770 irons have exactly the same design and technology as the other versions, but are all about the classic look for golfers who love this style.

The P770 irons are a high-quality performer and a great option for low-handicap or elite level performers on the course.

A thinner topline, thinner face, repositioned sweet spot and lighter and shorter club head all help contribute to more ball speed, distance and forgiveness.

They look the part and will have you looking the business if these are in the bag.

FAQs

What is the TaylorMade P770 Aged Copper irons release date?

The new irons were launched in April 2024

How much does a set of TaylorMade P770 Copper irons cost?

You can order the complete set directly for $1499.

What are the TaylorMade P770 Aged Copper irons specs?

The P770s are available in 4-iron (22.5 degrees), 5-iron (25.5 degrees), 6-iron (29.0 degrees), 7-iron (33.0 degrees), 8-iron (37.0 degrees), 9-iron (41.0 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (46.0 degrees).

What TaylorMade say about the P770 Aged Copper irons:

“This modern classic design celebrates the 1980s TaylorMade logo with an aged copper finish designed to mature over time, creating a unique vintage feel.

“Its distinctive copper styling, retro logos, and meticulously crafted components blend heritage and modern innovation.

“The forged hollow body construction gives golfers the best of both worlds; beauty and performance.

“A soft 8620 carbon steel body is paired with an incredibly thin forged 4140 steel face and Thru-Slot Speed Pocket for a design that is fast, flexible and forgiving even in a compact head shape.

“FLTD CG strategically positions the center of gravity (CG) lowest in the long irons and progressively shifts higher throughout the set.

“Using up to 46g of tungsten, FLTD CG is designed to provide players with improved launch and playability in long irons and increased spin in the scoring irons.”