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TaylorMade irons are renowned for their forgiveness and distance. That is part of the reason they are still so well-loved after first turning out in 1980. More than four decades later, they are still doing the business. Though, they didn’t start out with irons. Gary Adams founded TaylorMade Golf a year before that and the only product offered was a metal driver with 12 degrees of loft. One year later,  TaylorMade iron history began with a design inspired by Ken Venturi. So, let’s take a look at the TaylorMade irons by year – it will be a trip down memory lane.

TaylorMade P770 and P790 irons are contenders for some of the best irons. But they’re aimed at two different skill levels. Here’s a quick P770 vs. P790 comparison chart: Feature P770 P790 Design Traditional Muscle Back Cavity Back Feel Firm Soft Performance Distance Focused Forgiveness and Performance Grooves Standard Milled Precision Milled Finish Chrome Chrome The P770s and P790s are a significant investment, so you won’t want to miss the details I dive into. I’ve recommended these clubs to clients for years, but they’re not for everyone. Read on to learn the differences between the TaylorMade p770 vs. p790 irons.