- Is the P790 a game-improvement iron?
- No. It is a players-distance iron: compact with little offset, but with a hollow body and thin face for speed. It is more forgiving than a blade but less than a full game-improvement set.
- What does the Aged Copper finish do over time?
- It is a raw copper finish that wears and develops a patina with use. The look changes, so expect the clubs to age rather than stay uniform.
- How does it compare with the previous P790?
- The 2024 model keeps the forged hollow body and SpeedFoam formula and adds the Aged Copper finish. It is an evolution of the same players-distance design rather than a new category.
- What shafts and flexes does it come with?
- It is offered in steel shafts with stiff and regular flex options, right-handed. Check the specific set makeup for the shaft model.
- Who should not buy it?
- High-handicap golfers who need maximum forgiveness and height may be better served by a game-improvement iron. Low-handicap shot-shapers may prefer a smaller blade.
- Where is the TaylorMade 2024 P790 Aged Copper Iron Set cheapest?
- At PGA TOUR Superstore, for $1,499.99, as of our latest check.