Taylor Made r7 TP Irons

Pros: All the Positive Characteristics of a Blade + Forgiveness!
Cons: None

Taylor Made's R7 label has quickly become one of the most noticeable lines of golf clubs in the golf world. The now icon started with drivers, expanded into fairway woods, hybrids, and eventually irons. Even through there have been TP (tour preferred) ...

Pros: Forgiving
Cons: Not as soft as other TP irons

Taylor Made continued to transfer their r7 moniker throughout their line with the release of the r7 TP irons. Having been on the Taylor Made staff, the r7 TP irons were the last set that I played. These were somewhat of a disappointment to me having ...

Pros: Nice looking, nice feeling for a non-forged club
Cons: A bit forgiving and a bit workable. You need that?

After my extraordinary encounter with the R7 irons a few weeks ago, my sight were on TM irons for the first time in my golfing life. My wrist has healed and very little golf has been played in this household until the recovery was full. I had the ...

Pros: High launch, very forgiving
Cons: Little shot shaping control

Riding the wave of success of their r7 drivers, Taylor Made has carried the r7 brand through their irons for the upcoming year. This allows them to have people using an r7 product from driver through sand wedge. The r7 iron has taken the place of the RAC ...

Pros: Well balanced, good combination of traditional and hi tech look. Very comfortable at address.
Cons: None that I've found

If you read other reviews and even the recommendations on the Taylor Made website you would be led to believe that unless you have 8 handicap or below you won't be able to play these clubs. Well I'm a 12 and I love them. I'm certainly not a pro and have my share of mis-hits and I feel that these are very forgiving. I've played several rounds with them and the finish is also holding up very nicely. I'm very pleased with the purchase.