- How does the P770 compare with the P790?
- The P770 has a smaller head and thinner topline with less offset, so it trades some forgiveness for control and looks. The P790 is larger and more forgiving.
- Is the P770 forgiving enough for a mid-handicap?
- It is more forgiving than a blade, but the compact head and stiff steel shaft suit consistent ball strikers. Mid-handicappers with decent speed can play it; higher handicaps usually do better with the P790.
- What does Battle Worn mean?
- It is a distressed, aged finish on the iron heads rather than a standard chrome or satin look. It is cosmetic and does not change performance.
- What is included in the set?
- This is a 4-PW set: seven irons from the 4-iron through the pitching wedge. It does not include a gap wedge or sand wedge.
- Are these right-handed only?
- This set is right-handed with stiff steel shafts. Left-handed players should check for a separate left-handed offering.
- Do the P770 irons work for slower swing speeds?
- The stiff steel shaft is built for faster swings. Slower swingers usually get better results from a lighter or regular-flex shaft.
- Where is the TaylorMade P770 Battle Worn Irons 4-PW cheapest?
- At Golf Avenue, for $1,518.99, as of our latest check.