TaylorMade P770 Irons Review (NEW 2023 Model)

TaylorMade P770 irons have been released with a new design for 2023 with some tweaks made to the latest version of the model.

The P Series irons have been given a makeover with the new P770s joined by a new generations of the P7MC and P7MB irons too.

TaylorMade have created the thinnest face yet, a new intelligent sweet spot that has been moved and made the SpeedFoam Air in the clubhead 69% less dense than the previous version of the P770.

There is also a new P770 Phantom Black version of the irons launched too.

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What TaylorMade say about the 2023 P770 irons:

“Chasing perfection is something we have in common. While we pursue the perfect club design, you keep working to master your game.

“The grind continues. Introducing the new P770 irons, your new tools for the ongoing grind to be better than you were yesterday.

“A compact, Tour-proven shape with built in performance for elevated distance, forgiveness and feel.

“This more compact players iron has no problem keeping up with the heavy hitters, delivering explosive power and distance. 

“P770 has a thinner topline, less offset (in the long irons) and shorter blade length compared to big brother P790.”

TaylorMade P770 Irons Specs & Design

The P770 irons have always been TaylorMade’s tour-spec model and improvements have been made to extract even more performance from the latest version.

One of the most notable changes in the 2023 model is an “Intelligent Sweet Spot”, which has been repositioned to deliver consistent ball striking from across the face.

The forged 4140 steel face itself is the thinnest ever used in a P770 irons, while TaylorMade have made some other refinements with offset removed 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.

TaylorMade have introduced FLTD CG, a technology design feature that positions the centre of gravity lower in the long irons and progressively higher as you go through the bag.

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

The P770s are available in 3-iron (19.5 degrees), 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), Pitching Wedge (46.0 degrees) and Gap Wedge (51.0 degrees).

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Verdict: Are TaylorMade P770 irons any good?

The P770 irons were already a high-quality performer and a great option for low-handicap or elite level performers on the course vs the more mass market P790s.

TaylorMade have managed to extract even more performance from them with some interesting tweaks and improvements in the new 2023 model.

A thinner topline, thinner face, repositioned sweet spot and lighter and shorter club head all help contribute to more ball speed, distance and forgiveness. The new P770s are seriously good.

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FAQs

What is the 2023 TaylorMade P770 irons release date?

They new irons will be available to purchase in January 2023.

How much does a set of TaylorMade P770 irons cost?

You can order the complete set directly for around $1300 / £1110.

What are the TaylorMade P770 irons specs?

Am I able to order with a specific shaft with the TaylorMade P770 irons?

Yes! TaylorMade has made it easy to customize your shopping experience truly. You can select from several shaft builds and stiffness options to ensure that your new irons will compliment your golf swing.

Can I have a custom set of TaylorMade P770 irons built for me specifically?

TaylorMade has an entire user interface for you to build out every aspect of your golf clubs. That includes shafts like we stated above and lie adjustment, loft adjustment, shaft brand, shaft tipping point, grip manufacture, and logo position.

Stuart Bell

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