Taylormade sent me my P7CBs early, I've had them about 3 weeks. I got them because in junior golf I used the old RAC irons that had a lot of the same lines on them from a design standpoint, and when these came out looking like the P7MCs and the RACs had a baby, I knew it was finally time for me to switch to what I hope are my irons for the next decade plus. The feel is incredible, the ball speed is the same as my old P770s roughly, just a little lower launching with slightly higher spinning misses. On top of that feel, I can actually shape my 8 and 9 iron on this set in to a controlled draw or fade and get a ton of shot shapes off my shorter clubs that I couldn't with my old P770s. I can't compare to the Pings because I've been in the TM ecosystem since returning to golf a few years ago, but if these hold up as well as my P770s from 2019 are still doing; I'm excited to chase down a low handicap with the P7CBs.
Love the look of the blueprint. I hit the 530 at fitting and did not like the jumpers u get. Have not hit blueprints yet but they r number one on my list for next purchase., just basing on the feels of the 530 🤔 My current irons Titleist 712 ap2 And my irons before those (which were my favorite ever so far) 2007 Callaway X Forged.
Blueprint s the best feeling iron’s since my Wilson V6 they go a bit further due to being slightly stronger lofted 7 iron 33 degrees to Wilson 35 degrees both these clubs feel terrific
TaylorMade quality control is terrible. I bought the set of p770, and QI max driver few months ago, 6iron had tiny hole on the face. And driver toe had tiny crack. Is that anyone had same experience like me?
A few years back when I was just getting back into golf I bought a set of new M1 irons from my club pro shop. Build quality was awful. Half the irons were 0.5-1 degrees out from stated lofts, but randomly so the 7i and 6i had very little difference in loft. And the polymer in the speed slot fell out on 2 irons after a few months. And the lie angle on the irons were a bit random. About 3 years I changed from the M1 to Ping i210s - build quality was faultless. Ping just has a better manufacturer quality control than TM - and I still play a TM driver
I tried both and left with the P7CB’s absolutely love them.
Great choice
Tested both and bought the Blueprint S - love them great feel
Taylormade sent me my P7CBs early, I've had them about 3 weeks. I got them because in junior golf I used the old RAC irons that had a lot of the same lines on them from a design standpoint, and when these came out looking like the P7MCs and the RACs had a baby, I knew it was finally time for me to switch to what I hope are my irons for the next decade plus. The feel is incredible, the ball speed is the same as my old P770s roughly, just a little lower launching with slightly higher spinning misses. On top of that feel, I can actually shape my 8 and 9 iron on this set in to a controlled draw or fade and get a ton of shot shapes off my shorter clubs that I couldn't with my old P770s. I can't compare to the Pings because I've been in the TM ecosystem since returning to golf a few years ago, but if these hold up as well as my P770s from 2019 are still doing; I'm excited to chase down a low handicap with the P7CBs.
I am gaming the ping and love the shape, feel and dispersion.
Great irons
Love the look of the blueprint. I hit the 530 at fitting and did not like the jumpers u get.
Have not hit blueprints yet but they r number one on my list for next purchase., just basing on the feels of the 530 🤔
My current irons Titleist 712 ap2
And my irons before those (which were my favorite ever so far) 2007 Callaway X Forged.
Blueprint s the best feeling iron’s since my Wilson V6 they go a bit further due to being slightly stronger lofted 7 iron 33 degrees to Wilson 35 degrees both these clubs feel terrific
I love my Blueprint S irons with Oban shafts
new Blueprints are pretty hype!
TaylorMade quality control is terrible. I bought the set of p770, and QI max driver few months ago, 6iron had tiny hole on the face. And driver toe had tiny crack. Is that anyone had same experience like me?
A few years back when I was just getting back into golf I bought a set of new M1 irons from my club pro shop. Build quality was awful. Half the irons were 0.5-1 degrees out from stated lofts, but randomly so the 7i and 6i had very little difference in loft. And the polymer in the speed slot fell out on 2 irons after a few months. And the lie angle on the irons were a bit random. About 3 years I changed from the M1 to Ping i210s - build quality was faultless. Ping just has a better manufacturer quality control than TM - and I still play a TM driver
The club head weight ladder variation is terrible; some gap as high to 10 grams and some is only 4 grams ~ poor swing weight
Ping all day for me, quality in build is second to none and customer after sales is nothing but incredible.