Or if not the P790, why not one of the other best compact mid-handicap irons on the market instead?
#P790 PITCHING WEDGE LOFT UPGRADE#
If you’ve got the original model from 2017 or an iron set from a similar era, an upgrade could or should be on the cards given what we've outlined in this 2021 TaylorMade P790 iron review. The target market is certainly broad, centering around the high single figures up to high teens, and there is scope to mix the P790 with other models in the P-Series, with P770 short irons perhaps, although some tweaking of the lofts may be required to create an even gap at the split point. The old P790 iron was no slouch, and the gains with the new model might seem fairly minor, but combined together they make for a much more playable and fun iron to use on the course. In fact, it was one of the most enjoyable ball striking experiences we’ve had for a long time because of how large the sweetspot seemed to be. Balls seem to melt onto the face when struck centrally and then spring off, but in a consistent manner to maintain similar carry distances.
The new P790 manages to feel faster but with a slightly softer, quieter sound. The feel was another stand out attribute.
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