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Review of Tailor Made P7 CB and P770 Irons for 2024

The P7 CB is a fully forged iron with pockets in the sole to enhance forgiveness.
The P770 focuses on improving feel, turf interaction, and shape compared to the previous model.
The new P770 is claimed to be more forgiving than the old model.
Both irons are priced at $1,400 for a 7-piece set and come with Dynamic gold mid 115 shafts and Golf Pride Z grips.
Stock lofts of both irons are aligned, making them easier to combine.
The P7 CB pitching wedge has a rounded toe area and a notch in the hosel to leading edge transition, creating the illusion of more offset.
The iron moves smoothly through the ground and provides good turf interaction.
The P7 CB pitching wedge achieved a 106 ball speed, 136 carry distance, 25 launch angle, and 10,000 spin rate.

The reviewer finds the feel of the Leading Edge on the P770 Irons to be phenomenal.
The reviewer describes the P770 Irons as having a similar feel to the TaylorMade M2 Irons.
The reviewer is impressed with the numbers produced by both irons.
The P770 Irons have a straighter shape and a thicker Top Line compared to the P7CB Irons.
The reviewer prefers the shape of the P770 Irons over the P7CB Irons.
The reviewer finds the P7CB Irons to have a slightly harsher feel.
The reviewer notes that the P770 Irons have a wider sole and higher bounce, leading to better turf interaction.
The P770 Irons produce slightly higher launch and spin numbers compared to the P7CB Irons.
Overall, the reviewer considers both the P7CB and P770 Irons to be solid performers with great feel and numbers.

The TaylorMade P7 CB irons have a buttery soft feel and a solid strike, even on lower strikes.
The P7 CB irons have more technology packed into them, allowing for more forgiveness on mis-hits.
The P7 CB irons are easy to launch and offer good distance and spin numbers.
The P7 CB irons feel better, are easier to hit, and launch higher than the MC irons.
The TaylorMade 770 irons have a straighter shape with less offset than the P7 CB irons.
The 770 irons launch higher and still perform well on low face strikes.
The 770 irons offer more forgiveness and consistency compared to the P7 CB irons.
Both the P7 CB and 770 irons are solid and offer different levels of help and consistency.

Looks: Soft shape, but hosel to leading edge transition gives the appearance of more offset.
Feel: Extremely soft and impressive. Low face strikes still feel good.
Turf Interaction: Lower leading edge height, but balanced and does not dig into the turf.
Workability: Easy to hit high, low, and draw/fade shots. Turf interaction aids in confidence.
Forgiveness: Tech is not visible, but present. Can get away with severe mis-strikes, especially in the 4 iron.

The Titleist T100 CB Style Iron is forgiving and more forgiving than it looks.
The TaylorMade P770 Iron has a straighter look and good shaping.
The T100 CB Iron has a smaller and more controllable size in short to mid irons.
The P770 Iron feels solid and not very soft, especially in short and mid irons.
The T100 CB Iron feels softer but starts to feel more hollow.
The P770 Iron has good turf interaction but catches the back edge more.
The T100 CB Iron is more workable than the P770 Iron.
The P770 Iron provides a touch more forgiveness compared to the T100 CB Iron.
The P770 Iron is user-friendly and helps with low point and ball curvature.

The P770 irons are more user-friendly and dig less compared to the P7 CB.
The P770 is a slight step up from the P7 CB in terms of performance in the four iron.
The P7 CB is the star of the show, impressively packed with technology while maintaining a standard CB look.
The back of the P7 CB is the best-looking iron back the reviewer has seen.
The reviewer is excited for others to test the P7 CB and expects many will like it.