Golfers Seeking the very best iron performance will get it in the Taylormade  r7 CGB Max irons; the longest and easiest to hit model in the TaylorMade line thanks to its thin, fast face and super-sized design. The r7 CGB Max iron features a large, high strength steel clubface that's thin, flexible and fast. This clubface has a high COR (coefficient of restitution) for faster ball speed and extreme distance. The extra large clubhead also features tungsten weights for ultra-high MOI (moment of inertia) making it an extremly forgiving and easy to hit iron. The Clubface also incorporates TaylorMade's Inverted Cone technology which is a proven driver technology that expands the high COR zone for higher ball speed on mis-hits and more distance from shot to shot . The club's center of gravity back (CGB) makes it super easy to launch the ball high and long for increased carry and distance and it's SuperFast Techonology with a lightweight grip and shaft, thin and fast clubface give more clubhead speed, more ball speed and overall more distance.So how is it in the golfers'eyes?

These irons are amazing. They are consistantly long and forgiving. I've had Ping G-10, Callaway, Cobra, and several other brands and there is no comparison. Handicapers 80 and above will probably not be able to work these clubs without some help from a lesson or two and some practice, but I assure you that it can be done. If you are a serious golfer, you won't be dissapointed.

I am a sophomore in high school and just started getting seriously into golf last year i went down to my local pro shop and tried the demo 6 iron i hit the ball close to 20 yards further and straighter 9 times out of 10

I also tried the r7 draw and the callaway x-20 irons and neither had the feel or response through the shaft as these

Great irons i would recommend to any player unless you do not like the deep cavity look

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