Taylormade Tour Preferred MC Irons 2014

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Review of the Taylormade Tour Preferred MC Irons 2014 by Award winning PGA Professional Matthew Conner,

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28 thoughts on “Taylormade Tour Preferred MC Irons 2014

  1. Happy sporty 2014 matthew! Keep up the good work… I always enjoy your
    video’s, you are the best, most funny and most trustworthy on YouTube when
    it comes to testing golf stuff.
    When will you review Callaway Apex irons? they feel like butter …so soft,
    curious to have your honest opinion.

  2. You are out of your mind. The MC irons have a great feel, and even the
    cast long irons feel very soft compared to most irons with similar game
    improvement features. I think TM has done a great job of matching the feel
    of the forged lower irons with the cast higher irons.

  3. Ping doesn’t mess about with QUALITY, nor do they try to fool you with what
    they are selling, what you see is what you get (and yes, I’m a Ping fan so
    I’m biased). You know what you’re getting when you buy Ping. I’m
    disappointed because they are trying to rope in the lower HC players to buy
    these irons and they really aren’t what they seem. Its disappointing also
    because these are such nice LOOKING irons!

  4. Not impressed with taylormade, casting the longer irons because its cheaper
    to maximise their profit margins. Good business but you could never imagine
    titleist or ping putting the quality of their clubs second

  5. Ha I would never pay for lemonade when I get water! and worse…. getting a
    half full glass of water! instead of fully forged irons.
    Shame on TM, I am done with them, they won’t fool me, plenty of good clubs
    around… in the end it is not the head that matters that much, rather the
    shaft is important, true or true?

  6. Call me uninformed but it seems that the clubs are cast within the longer
    irons so they can create the speed pocket without milling the face and
    possibly causing an imbalance in ball speed across the set while the
    shorter scoring irons are forged as I do not believe they have the Speed
    Pocket. In fact, seeing it within TaylorMade’s site further enhances my
    belief. Good showing, Matthew.

  7. Great review, interesting to see Taylormade’s direction in design. What
    clubs do you play? Would be interesting to see what you play and why.

  8. Once again another great review matthew..went back to hitting mizunos after
    playing with t/made tp’s,really looking forward to the release of these
    review irons, the first thing that jumped out was how well you hit them but
    cast irons in the low numbers not good. Going for a proper fitting in feb
    when most of the new irons will be out, looking forward to seeing your
    reviews in the coming weeks have a great 2014.

  9. “Forged” and “Players” irons are not synonymous. Obviously there are cast
    players irons. TM does not deserve bashing for making a TP cast iron. No
    one can reasonably challenge the success of Ping’s near 100% commitment to
    casting over forging. Allegedly, monetary savings is not a factor, but
    manufacturing flexibility favors casting. Feel is a different story. It
    really comes down to individual sets and makers. There are more than a few
    players who will take the ‘pop’ from a cast iron over the ‘butter’ from
    some forged. Play the irons that inspire you and that you play best.

  10. Must be cast due to the speedpocket I assume. Can’t imagine that would be
    possible to do if it was forged. Selling the whole distance thing again.
    How about a comparison with these against mp-54 or titleist cb? 

  11. Welcome back Matt thumbs up matey, wish I was on fire new year hangover I
    think, played like a donkey today haha! Can’t wait for the MB review

  12. I have been fortunate enough to get a per release set of these clubs, I
    really can’t get the comments on the cast v forge on these the long irons
    to me feel amazing have never hit a forged long iron as well and as easy as
    these the short irons do feel really soft but to me in my opinion there’s
    not a massive feel difference thru the set, if your in market for iron
    these are a must try
    At times I feel TM can’t win they bring out a classic looking set of irons
    as the last TP range were cheap and gaudy looking now they go for classic
    lines put in tech that works and get slaughtered for mixing cast and forged
    

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