Nike Tiger Woods Irons (2004) vs TaylorMade P7TW

Nike Tiger Woods Irons (2004) vs TaylorMade P7TW



Nike Tiger Woods Irons (2004) vs TaylorMade P7TW

Today we’re putting the 2004 Nike Tiger Woods Limited Edition irons head-to-head with the current TaylorMade P7TW.

Trevor has a theory: Tiger has been playing essentially the same iron set for two decades, and the only thing that really changes is the logo on the back.

Tayte and Trevor measured both sets, then hit them back-to-back — stick around for what the numbers actually showed.

In this video we compare the 2004 Nike Tiger Woods Limited Edition blade irons against the modern TaylorMade P7TW — the iron that consistently performs the best on this channel. We measure lofts, lies, lengths, offsets, sole grinds, and head shapes on both sets to see how close they really are, then take them out and hit them side by side. The P7TW is one of the most popular tour irons on the market, but the Nike forged blades Tiger gamed at the height of his career might tell a different story about what tour players actually play. If you’ve ever wondered whether Tiger’s irons have meaningfully changed since his Nike days, this one is for you.

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  1. I've been playing the Titleist 690mb irons that are very similar to the irons in your video since 2007 including the 690mb 2-iron which I use just for tee shots on certain holes. Been between scratch and a 6 through all of those years. I'm on my third set now. When I wear a set out I search the web for a new or nearly new set and then put the heads on my shafts. I hate change with my equipment. Even my drivers rarely get changed. Still playing a 917D3. I find stuff I like and stick with it.
    Regarding these irons being short on mis-hits, I've always viewed that as an advantage as many courses really penalize you for pin high misses left or right but a short miss will likely give you a chance of getting up and down. Its a game of misses and knowing your misses is important.

  2. STOP WEARING YOUR ROLEX WHILE HITTING GOLF BALLS!!!! 😂😂😂 You will break your movement eventually.

    Richard Mille made a special watch for Bubba Watson that was guaranteed not to break while playing golf. It's literally called the Bubba Watson that sells for $325,000 😉.

  3. Play the blades!!! Sometimes golf is not about shooting the lowest scores but just having fun no matter what you shoot. Embrace the blades!!!

  4. Tiger was losing confidence with his t-ball. It was not the driver's fault and switching putters had nothing to do with his downfall of his game. The downfall's game was between his ears because of extramarital affairs. Don't kid yourself about equipment

  5. This concept doesn't prove anything. The theory is that the clubs tiger used are all produced by the same manufacturer, but the ones for sale to consumers are almost certainly produced by whichever brand is putting their logo on them at the time

  6. Try out some 2010 adams cb3/2/1 irons I think they will beat a lot of modern day stuff, some even saying softer than Mizuno.

  7. The Nike that they sold the public were junk, not made well or of the same material.

  8. Tiger plays true "old school" lofts..PW starts at 49 degrees and moves up through the bag. New "Old school"
    lofts start at 46 and moves up through the bag. Most irons now start the lofts for a PW at like 45 degrees.
    He does not carry a GW because of this..He carries a 3 iron vs a modern set that lofts that club out.

  9. These guys recounting old wrestling shows really explains a lot.

    I think these guys should change gears that would be more informational. Change it to “The Holy Grail”. The search for the one club they can hit properly. An ongoing saga.

  10. Endo is a man who forges clubs…Nike brought him into Ft Worth to make Tigers irons…this way they could say it was made in house…but Endo is a free agent and can be hired by any company…Epon is the Endo House of Forging irons if you want to try some other cool japanese forgery!

  11. Phil Mickelson was right. Imagine how my many PGA tournaments Tiger Woods would have won if he wasn't playing Nike's inferior equipment. If he played Taylormade or Callaway, he would have won more than 100 PGA tournaments, easily. Test experiment gone wrong.

  12. you both have swings which would make donkey proud ! but thats where the nicety's end.. unfair comparison due to you bith being in double digits handicap wise.
    stick to going to the picture guys as them golf swings make me lol

  13. I think the TaylordMade designer got 30 grand for making that design although it has pretty much the same measurements. I think the sweetspot has a tungsten but I think the Nike doesn't

  14. “Striking it totally different but the feel off the face is identical.” 😂😂😂
    These irons are kinda similar yes but also have pretty big differences as well.
    My god, these guys hit it all over the face and should not be testing irons…

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