Testing the P·790 Irons VS. Stealth Irons | TaylorMade Golf 

I reckon a night out on the ale would be quite amusing with Trottie

You mean talks so much spin, no pun intended. Let's be honest, this is a marketing promo. I'm not saying it's bad, but that IS what it is. The Stealth irons looks every bit like a rip-off of the Ping G425 irons, but with more aggressive lofts to make people falsely believe they're longer or 'better'.

@@-bld- you must not know what a brand ambassador does…

@@90fleetwood he’s learning . . . Lol

Chris Voshall from Mizuno is pretty good

I'm sold already, I have the 2021 P.790 and the 2019 P.790...huge different feel and forgiveness. I've try and play other brand in the past, but only TaylorMade give you that option of their P.7 Series irons and their other irons as well. The P.790 iron are more like cut through not duffy. They're amazing iron to have.

Yes and no. I agree with this but for someone who is coming from something like BB21 or Sim Max as an example, and the golfer wants to take the next step to something less “chunky” then the stealth would most likely be a better fit rather than jumping to P790 which is a much larger difference. To each their own though!

I'm a 10HCP was really thinking about the 790's. I still play my Burner 2.0's from 2012 and hit them well, but they go too high and too far to be honest. I want to start shaping shots more and get lower trajectory but more consistent. If I push one right now for instance, I push it right but still long which can be worse..

Agreed. Love mine.

agree, p790 is so good

I went for a full bag fitting and was fitted into the P790's with the stock DG S300 shaft. Perfect, I was able to grab them at the PGA Superstore vs. having to custom order from TM. So far, I love them!

I just got fitted for them last week. They should be ready this week. So excited!!

@@speeddemon0712 yeah I had to order shafts so they can build in house.

It’s probably an app that is displaying Trackman data since you don’t see the device. $$$$$$

guarantee you there is a trackman at that range...

You ain’t hitting no PW 170 lmao 🤣 1 handy or not, I have a buddy who played on the Korn Ferry and that is a 8-9 iron distance for him, knock it off 😂

@@milehighkid85 Check the lofts and you will see what I am talking about.

From the telltale beep after the shot, that’s a Trackman 👍

yea hitting his 7 iorn almost 200yds..

I'd guess he has a Trackman.

no probably not unless you are a good ball striker

Makes no sense. Then get gap wedges to cover it

It’s likely a TrackMan.

I agree, the beep sounds like a track man is in use and displaying the results on the phone

I had the Sim2 OS irons when I was first starting for high forgiveness (I’ve only been playing a year). But it was harder to shape shots. I went to the p790s. They are harder to hit but felt like as my game improved they were clubs that I could really grow with.

Agreed. I used to slice the ball and offset clubs hurt me more than they help. Its a useless gimmick

Also great video.

@@spencerhiggins7872 stealth

If you're adding loft, I could see the stealth getting you back to a better dynamic loft at impact because they are so strong lofted. Similarly Rahm has the opposite problem. He delivers too little of loft at impact so all of his irons have added loft. Ideally it's about launch, spin, and descent angle which generate distance and consistency. The differences in clubs allow different delivery patterns to become more consistent. At the end of the day, try as much as you can and trust your fitter!

@@stupidshot4PC Thanks for the assist!

Whatever makes the golfer behind the iron confidence in the club 🤷‍♂️

Absolutely clueless comment. Hit an 18 degree 5 wood and then a 1 iron blade and tell me loft is all that matters. The reason they can turn down the lofts is the tech. It's the carbon, the foam, the shape, all designed to pull CG back and make a 30 degree 7 iron as easy to hit as a 36 degree 7 blade. It's not just loft. And for those golfers who drive it 220 yards, this type of tech is a life changer. Sorry they all dont stripe 1 irons and 5 woods the same like you tell people you do online

I want to see a test using one of those golf robot’s. Put in a low loft 7 iron like these up against other iron’s of the same loft no matter the number they put on the club, then show me the difference. I can stamp the #7 on a 13 degree iron and call it the longest 7 iron ever, but nobody could hit it well. lol

Every single brand has the same. TM stealth - Callaway Apex dcb - Titliest t300 - Cobra king LTD All there 7 irons loft is around 26-29 🤷🏻‍♂️ that’s the type of irons they provide for the 20 plus handicap or maybe someone who doesn’t want to hurt there body at the end of an 18 hole round. This type of category is what makes golf abit easier for new golfers to get into the sport.

They keep be taking advantage of people not knowing anything about lofts. People think hitting their 7 iron farther but the loft is just the same as a 6 iron.

@@AmetricGaming yes and no. The clubs are stronger and thats not good, but its not just loft. If it was just loft, the clubs would be harder to hit. An 18 degree 5 wood is easier to hit than a 1 iron cause of the CG and weighting, despite the lofts being identical. I do think that if they removed offset, which is totally unnecessary, and lofted them up a bit, theyd sell a lot more of these to people. All theyre doing is making people add a 3rd and 4th wedge, which isnt player friendly from 120 out to be hitting full wedge shot.

If you’re good enough to have your distances that dialed it seems to me like you’d be good enough to use the P790. Forgiveness is great until you don’t need it any more. What benefit would stealth irons give you over the P790 if you made those changes?