TaylorMade P790 Irons 2025 - RIGHT - 4-PW - MCA MMT 75 S - Golf Clubs

1.499,00 USD

Description

Companies in the golf industry incessantly trumpet the performance gains of their latest clubs. However, new products rarely deliver measurable improvements across the board, like the new P�790. The P�790's most notable and dramatic improvements are made possible by the iron's all-new 4340M face. This advanced material is 20% stronger than previously employed 4140, allowing the forged face to be significantly thinner than its predecessor. As a result, the new P�790 generates faster ball speeds across the hitting surface and boasts a staggering 24% larger sweet spot. TaylorMade's FLTD CG, which individually optimizes each iron, receives an update as well. Now lower than before, the long irons' repositioned center of gravity increases launch and descent angles, enhancing carry distance, stopping power, and gapping at the top of the bag. The CG progressively rises throughout the set, culminating in the short irons, where a controlled trajectory and elevated spin rates lead to more scoring opportunities. Beyond performance, feel was also a key focal point in TaylorMade's development of the new P�790. Pairing modal analysis tools with SpeedFoam Air, the irons produce the exceptional forged feel and impact sensation coveted by discerning players. TayorMade finishes the P�790 with shaft offerings from KBS and Mitsubishi, two tour-proven manufacturers. TaylorMade P�790 Irons Feature: Players distance iron Thinner topline for a cleaner, more appealing look at the address position Individual head optimization, modal analysis tools, and SpeedFoam Air create best-in-class forged feel 4340M ultra-high-strength forged face material is 20% stronger, allowing for a thinner, faster face while enlarging the sweet spot by up to 24% Faster 4340M face, individual head optimization, and FLTD CG, which precisely positions the center of gravity, generate increased carry distances with optimal launch, spin, and gapping through the set FLTD CG locates the center of gravity lower