I can’t believe I hit these TaylorMade Tiger Woods P7TW irons so well!

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1. Density of smaller mass, if near center, provided decent player

2. Turf interaction

3. A better player will strike the TW Better but the CB Is more forgiving

4. The blade on the TW is longer. That is the answer.

5. He’s a fader of the ball he comes over the top, which means he naturally hits. which all old school blades sweet spot is in the heel area.

6. Longer face helps your eyes find the middle of the face, mill grind sole for superior turf interaction, very clean appearance when standing over the ball. I’m hitting more greens than I ever have since I switched to the TWs.

7. When you take them out on the grass its a whole different experience. I'd dare to say the CBs are easier to hit outside

8. Shows tech isn't everything in golf irons. Many guys are playing 4 or more wedges. All blade design.

   Some people find blades easier to hit than tech heavy golf clubs. I started playing a blade like club 3 years ago and won't go back til I need distance. The misses are more predictable for me.

   If you haven't tried them, you should. It may not be the club for you but don't limit your choices when looking for irons.

9. i'm lucky enough to have tried the P7tw and ended up getting a set at over 25% discount,

   when i was testing different clubs, the p7tw's were incredibleand blew me away, they felt insane, even compared to the used Titleist MB Blades that i was playing at the time, and tested side by side to compare against

   i also tried some callaway blades, the p730 blades and titleist cavity CB irons. the p730 felt ok but not great, the CB's felt horrible and the callaway blades felt horrible and unhittable, felt like the sweet spot was unbelivably small, if it even had one.

   also have tried a friends taylormade cavity distance irons on the range, which felt good not far of blades, and tired another friends taylormade SIm or stealth irons, like the biggest "most fogiving" beginner clubs they make. And they felt horrible and very hard to hit and i was struggling to get them in the air, when i can launch the p7tw's no problem. also when comparing loft for loft the p7tw's i could hit higher and when farther, i was quite shocked.

   so what i would say is that if u can, try blades and see how u get on, and if brand new is too much look for 2nd hand, i would say they'll perform just as good.

   but also clubs seem to be very different and u can't just put clubs in a bracket based on there shape. some are great and do what u want and feel good while some u thing should be good just suck and r hard to hit. but the p7tw's are insane, the titliest blabes also very nice but r a bit softer than the p7tw's so don't go as far,

   so main thing is to hit whatevere u r looking to buy first before u buy, and try to try as much as to can to try to find what suits u best

10. Longer face and weaker lofts. The lofts are 1° weaker than normal blades. CB and distance irons are stronger. More loft equals more spin and more control.

11. Focus

12. You can lose the feel for the center of mass with perimeter weighted clubs.. I have much more awareness with a blade, therefore I feel more confident swinging them

13. Yea center of mass club are easier to hit for people who played golf before equipment became all about forgiveness. This is why I just switched from hollow body’s back to tour cavity’s

14. I have both, that's absolutely true

15. You aren’t a technical guy…but you are supposed to be an expert at fitting and building clubs? Your stupidity is awe inspiring.

16. Lie angle?

17. 😅😂😅

18. Probably because they are engineered by the best golfer and club maker of all time. When I swing correctly blades are insane. When I don't more forgiving clubs are better.

    Blades aren't hard to hit. They are easier to hit. They are just less forgiving on miss hits. They say it out loud all the time lol.

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