The Verdict:

A surprise hit two years ago, the goal with this update is to boost performance without sacrificing feel or the aspirational look. It starts with a thin, forged, steel L-shape face insert (1.6 millimeters thick) for more face deflection. The use of tungsten also changed the design from a disc low and toward the toe to an internal bar situated low and stretching from heel to toe across the impact area, helping get the ball in the air, especially with the long irons. Read More >>

Loft: 7-iron: 30.5 degrees; PW: 45 degrees

Street Price: $175 (per iron)

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The epitome of this category. The feel of a players iron with controllable distance and good feedback.
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Just enough oomph to get the job done but not so much you can’t control the distance it's giving you. Effortless feel off the face.
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This is an advanced look, like they're for a more sophisticated golfer. Feels like nothing wasted, a really smart design.

TaylorMade P790 (2019) Review

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