Taylor Made R7 TP Irons

Reviewed by: quailgolfer ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade R7

Summary:
I read reviews on taylormades, mizunos, callaways, and just about every other quality club made. After comparing apples to apples I decided on the R7s. They hit great as long as you do your job. Everyone says they hit farther than their old set. Well I did some research. These clubs are sold 4-AW. They are the same lofts as older 3-PW sets. Hence your 8 iron is really a 7 iron that's why they seem to go farther. that being said they do hit great. long and straight. workable and have a good launch angle. I really love these irons. The only reason I don't give them 5 stars is because it takes some getting used to the lofts being stronger than normal.

Reviewed by: Joseph Lopatynski ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made r7 irons

Summary:
These irons have a very good feel when striking the ball. The ball tends to leap off the clubface. I have picked up 10 to 15 yards with each club compared to my old irons. Miss hits tend to go far and straight also.
Great value for the price!

Reviewed by: famousdavis ,  Scratch Golfer

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade R7 TP Irons

Summary:
I'm a true scratch golfer in the sense that I almost never shoot over par and I'm probably the best ballstriker in the state. The pro let me demo a set of the R7 TP irons because he knows I'm the best in the club and values my feedback. These irons feel solid but they aren't good enough for my game. They send the ball too high and the feeling is a bit sloshy. I differ from the general population of golfers in that I have a keen sense for a good feeling club. Suffice to say I'm better than anyone else who's reviewed this club.

Customer Service:
I'm sure they try

Similar Products Used:
Used them all and I hit them all great but only because of my swing.

View Comments (6)

Would you like to Comment?
Join GolfReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member.

Reviewed by: t.carter13 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade r7 irons

Summary:
These clubs are great. I got these clubs a couple of weeks ago and have played about 5 rounds with them. I'm not saying that I hit it straighter that has not that much to do with the clubs, it's the swing, but they did add distance. With my old irons i hit my 7 iron about 155, now I hit it about 165-170. Great club, very forgiving. I love these clubs and suggest them to anyone looking to upgrade and game improvement clubs.

Reviewed by: cantill2 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade R7 TP Irons

Summary:
I bought a set of Taylormade R7 TP irons about a year ago and have been in love with them ever since. Previously, I played an old set of Ping Eye2 irons with Rifle 6.0 shafts (blue dot, upright +2 degrees). I purchased the R7 TP irons after trying them out at several golf shops. Let me just say - these irons rock!! It took me about 5-6 rounds to get used to them, but now I am dialed in. These irons work magic around the greens - especially for bump-and-run shots. You feel very confident at address. And as for mis-hits? No need to worry - these irons are VERY forgiving! The best part about these irons is the spin you can generate on full shots onto greens. The R7 tour irons launch the ball high and stop the ball on the green perfectly. The Dynamic Gold S300 is a great choice for a shaft. I highly recommend these irons for a 0-14 handicapper. You won't be disappointed.

Customer Service:
N/A.

Similar Products Used:
Ping Eye2 blue dot irons w/ Rifle 6.0 steel.