P770 Irons Review

Taylormade p770 2020 irons review.

P770 irons review.

The origin story the story of the p770 starts with two clubs the p760 and the p790. Where the p770 starts showing slight differences is in the slightly thicker top line and sole. The p770 feels a little more lively off the face than the others and spun a little less too and with the 7 iron slightly stronger at 33 it naturally produced the longest carries. Taylormade p770 irons pack maximum distance and forgiveness into a compact players iron shape.

The p770 has the same black and silver finishing with mechanical lines. I am a huge fan of the simple back of the club as it looks so smooth. Its identity is only given away by the p770 badge. The new p770s look pure like a blade even especially when they re sitting in your golf bag.

The body is cast from 8620 carbon steel like lots of modern wedges but a fast forged 4140 steel face speed pocket and internal speed foam guarantee great ball speed sound and feel. The p770 is a best of both worlds type iron. At first glance the taylormade p770 irons don t look all that different from the p75o irons. The matt finish of the forged 1025 carbon steel head gives it a classy look that mirrors the style of the p750 tour proto irons so that you can blend the two sets as they are very close with the 750 having a similar style and a 2mm shorter blade length.

They ve added a new p series iron the 770 and created a rival to their own 790 series. The brushed steel is a huge plus in my opinion and gives some serious shelf appeal. The same technology as their 790 s put into a smaller club sole. Taylormade p770 irons review taylormade does it again.

The p770 irons have hollow body constructions with forged faces carbon steel bodies and speedfoam injected in between the faces and bodies. Thanks to weaker lofts than the p790 iron tm say the p770 irons launch higher and spin more yet give up virtually no carry distance. Now if my math is correct the combination of the two clubs would actually create the 775 but in the world of irons that model number was taken over a decade ago by another oem and if we re being honest 770 sounds better anyways.