Features
TaylorMade M5 irons made a bombastic breakthrough in the world of golf irons as they represent some of the most technologically advanced models that work in every sense of the word. The features that make them such are plenty, and even though for the unobserving eye they might not even be noticeable, there is one thing that stands out even at first look, and that is the bar across the back of the head. That is actually the Speed Bridge structure, that connects the back of the cavity to the topline for better sound and feel. The Thru-slot design of the face lets it hinge so that it flexes more, and in combination with the Speed Pocket, it delivers ultra-speed. The sole of the M5 is wide which allows a better turf interaction. The whole set is made from multiple materials which include tungsten which optimizes the weight and delivers more forgiveness by positioning the CG deep and low. The HYBRAR vibration damper functions as a filter of unwanted vibrations and yields improved sound and better feel.

Performance
TaylorMade M5 irons boast explosive and unmatched speed, delivered by the ultra-advanced design of the Deep Speed Pocket which is located down at the head and the Speed Bar which is positioned at the back of the head, joined together with the bar that connects the cavity to the top line. This stiffness found at the perimeter delivers much more speed. Plus, the Inverted Cone Technology creates the face ultra-thin for spring-like effect and much more distance. As we said, the CG is lowered with the help of the Fluted Hosel Design, and the undercut of 360° which helps golfers produce higher lunches with more control and feel, especially with the short irons.

Cost and Value
The M5 irons are the fastest irons that Taylor made has made offering versatile playability that can be used by almost anyone. The advancements in the design blend game improvement concepts with feel and sound that will appeal to tour players. This model was released just this year, so considering all the tech integrated into the design, they come in a pricey offer, but are definitely worth the price.

Features
This hollow 'forged' head designed which is filled with foam is not completely new construction, as TaylorMade has already introduced the concept in their R9 iron. Plus, inside the 3 to 7 irons they included high-density tungsten weight positioned in the back of the bottom of the cavity for a higher MOI throughout the set. In front of this is the Cut-Thru Speed Pocket on the sole of the 3 to 7 irons. The distinguished Cut-Thru Speed Pocket is integrated into this model so that the thin face can flex more and which leads to increased ball speeds.

Performance
TaylorMade says that the P790 is the most versatile of all irons and that it has the look and feel of a players iron. It features a thicker top line and 79mm long blade which inspires confidence. The little bit of offset and the larger clubhead compared to their previous model are what guarantee versatility and enhanced performance. Thanks to the Speed Pocket, these TaylorMade golf irons deliver extra speed with the long irons and lower spin. In addition to the extra forgiveness and speed, this model does deliver consistency and more carry. The lightweight shaft model adds on its playability which functions as the engine of the clubhead. Regarding the short irons, it is where you get a real feel on the technology utilized in the irons with the extra spin, high launches and the stopping power.

Cost and Value
The breakthrough design is what places the P790 as one of the most forgiving irons that feature a generous head and extra ball speed. The design gets you the feeling that high-end players could use the P790 which is not far from the truth, but also the engineers from TaylorMade claim that it works for players of any skills. So, if versatility, consistency, feel and looks are what you are looking for, and if you can afford it than P790 does come as a nice pack.

Features
The 180° Fluted Hosel, which is part of the M1 and the M2 models, is also part of this one in order to save weight on the underside of the hosel and keep the clean look at address. You will also find about 15g high-density tungsten in the 3 to 7 irons in the toe to add extra launch. The newly introduced RibCor bars that are positioned behind the Face Slots on the side under the badge stiffen the frame in the heel and toe and allow more energy transfer from the flexible face back to the ball. The RibCor and Face Slots deliver more speed and forgiveness on the upper part of the face, while the Speed Pocket covers the bottom half, which together they bring extreme consistency in the performance and the sound.

Performance
What TaylorMade guarantees about these irons is more distance and much straighter ball flights, which is exactly what they do. As this model is more intended for better players, you are more likely to focus your interest on the sound and the feel, which is what matters when you know what you are doing with your irons. The sound and feel through the set is much better compared to the M1, and the M3 is a real challenger to one-digit players looking for a mid-sized head that offers playability, a decent level of forgiveness, and excellent speed and distance.

Cost and Value
The M3 irons are on the high end, even though they cost less if you compare them with some other better players models. They come with True Temper XP100 shaft as standard which is a bit lighter for a low handicapper, but the overall goal of the M3 is to achieve more distance and stability.

Features
The M6 iron set is designed to provide players with the explosive speed with the long irons, and feedback and feel with the short ones. The forgiveness is achieved through the cavity back design and the CG which is located lower and deeper. This sounds extra appealing to mid handicappers who are still looking for some distance. This model is a successor of the M4, so what comes as an improvement is the Speed Bridge design that is also part of the M5. This structure is related with the flexible thru-slot Speed Pocket which connects the top line of the club head with the back of the face so that it becomes stiffer and faster. In addition to this, the M6 irons feature the thinnest face so far which has been achieved through the Inverted Cone Technology which expands the sweet zone all over the face.

Performance
One of the features that distinguish the M5 and M6 is the forgiveness that is much more emphasized in the M6 thanks to the low CG, and with the use of the Fluted Hosel and the undercut of 360 degrees. Plus, the enlarged sweet spot obtained with the proprietary Inverted Cone Technology delivers straighter shots, balance and more stability even with the mishits. Golfers can expect faster ball flights, low spin, and straighter trajectories with softer landing and extra stopping power. The feel and the overall feedback of these TaylorMade irons are on a very high level to thanks to the advanced HYBRAR insert which delivers improved, muffled sound and exceptionally soft feel.

Cost and Value
Due to the Inverted Cone Technology that enlarges the sweet spot, the low and deep CG, and the forgiveness and playability the set delivers, golfers, can produce low spin, straighter shots, and improved overall playability, regardless of their handicap. The HYBRAR enhances the feel and the sound and makes the TaylorMade golf irons extra playable for mid handicappers. As you might expect, the fact that it was recently released with all that technology makes it one of the most expensive within its category.

Design
The design itself might look simple and undisturbed, however, the clubhead hides plenty of technology that lowers the CG to launch high, with maximum speed and excellent stopping power. One of the means to lower the CG is the Fluted Hosel which has a few cut-out sections on the underside in order to save a few grams. What golfers can also find there is a notch which makes the fitting easier. The shallow face and the 15 grams of tungsten added to the toe of the 7 to 3 irons additionally lower the CG and at the same time, position it towards the center, making it more forgiving. The well-known Speed Pocket is also here, allowing the face to flex more and from the 7-iron upwards the front wall of the sole is 33% thinner which helps to increase the ball speed. The Face Slots that are added from 8-iron upwards deliver extra forgiveness and preserve the ball speed even if golfers hit off-center.

Performance
If you compare the M1 to the M2 2017 iron, you’ll notice that the M1 is slightly more compact with a shorter head, thinner face slots, and a thinner top line. Some might think that these cavities may produce issues with the sound, but smartly designed 3D Fin badge and Hybrar Damper in the cavity, provide support to the face by dampening vibrations and neutralizing any unwanted frequencies. The means the sound is crisps and high-pitched, providing excellent feedback expected in a better player's iron. The 3-way bevel on the sole helps the iron slide smoothly through the turf.

Cost and Value
The M1 model is the first perfect TaylorMade iron that has successfully integrated forgiveness with the cavity back players irons without any sacrifices on the performance, looks and feel. Previously they had been trying for a while to blend forgiving technologies seen in their distance irons with the styling of the cavity back player irons. This design makes the M1 a very versatile model offering low and mid handicappers unmatched performance. As this is a few years old models, the price is less than half compared to their latest models.

Features
As every model has its outstanding feature, what is striking in 3 to 7 irons is the Tungsten Back Bar, which is wrapped around the back of the sole to lower the CG and maximize the MOI. This design also helps golfers to achieve a higher launch than you could expect for a model like this. From iron-8 to the pitching wedge the tungsten is gradually reduced because their design is intended to deliver high launches anyway. The wedge looks square at address because of the deeper face in the heel area across the whole P770 set, even though it appears more visual in the shorter irons. The sole is flatter with a medium camber that results in improved turf interaction, while milled grooves deliver consistency when it comes to distance, trajectory, and spin.

Performance
What you get from the long irons is an exceptionally good sound and feel thanks to their slightly bigger head and the cavity back design. Mid irons also deliver a very nice feel and controllable performance. Another feature that helps golfers have better performance is the progressive offset design as you go through the set in order to make them a forgiving blade-style iron. When you take the overall design, it is a compact head and the blend of head size, change of material and cavity back that better players would go for.

Cost and Value
These TaylorMade golf irons have a very specific golfer type appeal, they are designed for better players looking for more compactness. So, in case you are a TaylorMade purist who is playing off a single figure handicap, then the P770 would be the model which is worth considering. If you match the description then the only thing that can put you off would be the high price the model has.

Features
To start with the face, now it is at its thinnest point while the Face Slots are included again in the long irons, i.e., from 4 to 8-iron to increase ball speed on mishits. The RibCor bars positioned behind the face slots in the heel and toe, stiffen the upper part of the head and enhance the energy transfer from the clubhead to the ball. This also means more mass in the heel and toe of the head made from 450 stainless steel. This design, according to TaylorMade will deliver an increase of about 20% in MOI which is pretty significant. The same Fluted Hosel seen in the rest of the TaylorMade model is found here too to move the CG lower down and back for high launch and more forgiveness. If M2 2017 was one of the longest irons when it was launched, the M4 continues in this vein and it is even longer.

Performance
The stronger lofts and larger face of this model help golfers deliver more ball speed by reducing the spin and adding more carry. The extra forgiveness is the key performance feature in this model with the thicker looks and the larger offset. To deliver all-round performance, the M4 features a generous top line and progressive head length as you go up the set. The TaylorMade M4 irons come with a KBS Max 85 steel shaft which is lightweight and stable and helps golfers get much more speed. The sound and feel are also improved if you compare them with M2 2017 thanks to the RibCor carbon badge which wraps around the face to manage the vibrations. So, from a distance, feel and consistency, the M4 offers them all profoundly.

Cost and Value
Taken as a whole, the TaylorMade M4 irons offer everything a golfer needs in irons. They are speed-enhancing, very forgiving, with a much better sound and feel. And, as competitively they perform, thus their price appears too. If you are mid to low handicapper, then the tech-pack found in these TaylorMade golf irons and the optimal performance is a recommended choice.

Features
What is peculiar with this model is the fact that the Face Slots and Speed Pocket are introduced in wedges too, not just in long irons as the previous models used to have them. The Speed Pocket here is slightly longer and it stands freely with some space behind it to make it flex not just being a slot inserted into the sole to help the face to flex. The cavity features a 360° undercut, while the Inverted Cone variable thickness on the back of the face is located more to the toe to create a draw bias and improved dispersion. The CG is positioned on the back of the cast steelhead by using tungsten weights in the heel and toe so that the ball flies high. There’s a 3D badge on the center and the Hybrar Damper which is characteristic for the company’s Geocoustic design to improve the sound and deliver better feel.

Performance
The overall design is game-enhancing and in combination with the extra lightweight Nippon N.S. Pro 840 steel shaft it should provide the slowest swingers with enough speed to launch the ball high and straight. This is really what the M CGB is about, it gives a nice high flight with a penetrating trajectory thanks to the deeper CG which increases the launch, and spin which get the ball higher and it lands quicker. By having high launch and spin, it is an important factor for carrying distance which it also boasts.

Cost and Value
The M CGB is a bit little longer with a thicker top line compared to the M2, and the rest is very similar, so higher handicappers are going to have a tough choice, especially as the M CGB are more expensive, but at the same time, more technologically advanced than the M2 and most other similar high launching sets that are packed with technology. As M CGB is a game-improvement iron it is easy to hit with a good feel and even better sound. These TaylorMade irons are excellent for mid to high handicappers who struggle with speed, so if you find yourself in this category of golfers, this is the right set for you.

Features
It is interesting the way the TaylorMade engineers created this model. Firstly, the leading edge of the Speed Pocket was made thinner, while the face profile was also made shallower. Then, the Fluted Hosel that was introduced in the previous model was redesigned and was made thinner too, with 6 wider sections, instead of the previous 8. This led to saving additional weight which is all about the uniqueness of this model. This design created a CG which is lower by 7% which makes a significant difference. And finally, the Speed Pocket that is implemented in 4 to 7 irons, was additionally made thinner and slightly taller to enhance the ball speeds across the face. However, the Face Slots used on the 4 to 8 irons, enlarge the sweet spot and make the face very forgiving.

Performance
Sound is very important for better players and therefore the engineers introduced sound ribs that go all over the back of the cavity. The ribs placed on the top edge help to stiffen the face, improve the sound, and deliver better feel in order to merge with golfers’ preferences. The soles feature a three-way bevel that allows the leading edge goes into the turf easily, while on the trailing edge it keeps the weight low and back. Marketed as a distance game improvement iron, it is very playable with some offset and a progressive mid to large head. This means that as you go up the set, the size of the head and the offset slightly increase so that they are easier to hit. Among the most peculiar is the 4-iron that is very powerful and in its performance resembles a hybrid.

Cost and Value
When it comes to TaylorMade irons that are designed for mid to low handicappers, then the M2 should be on your shortlist. It delivers an impressive sound and feel, and much more feedback than you’d expect. The re-introduction of the face slots to one of the fastest irons, make it also one of the most forgiving too. The price is still on the high end, but according to golfers is worth the money.

Features
All the contemporary speed-enhancement technologies started in drivers and were consequently transferred to irons to create the spring-like effect of the faces of the clubhead which increases the speed of the ball. The name is misleading though, as these irons are not blades and the mid-sized heads with the thicker top line, and the offset offer playability for a wide range of players. The Sped Pockets, as we have seen in many consequent models, are only present in 3-7 irons with a more traditional, cavity back design. The RocketBladez wedges are one of the best to hit, designed to deliver high launch angles and great stopping power. The notch on the hosel was a new development intended to prevent bending for custom fitting. When it comes to weight, 17.5 grams of weight is strategically located to lower and center the CG location which leads to a high launch angle, higher peak trajectory, and a quick-stopping descent angle.

Performance
The obvious benefit from these irons is more forgiveness and extended sweet spot with less hot spots to increase the distance effect. According to many golfers, they are so forgiving that you always have the feeling that you hit it right, correcting the mishits with the help of the face flex and the large sweet spot. The improved Inverted Cone shape and high MOI bring consistent distance and much more forgiveness which in combination with specially formulated polyurethane that fills the speed pockets for dampening the vibrations and creating a much better feel.

Cost and Value
Even though TaylorMade golf irons have seen much-enhanced improvement when it comes to their design, the Rocketbladez are the ones that introduced the beginning of the speed pockets and tech-packed irons. The upgraded model that was launched last year came with a few improvements, marking the extreme playability of these irons. Overall, they blend distance with looks and playability with a redesign that speaks development, for a price that is much lower than the rest of the clubs.