P770 vs T100: Which Iron Should I Choose?

Golf Equipment
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I’ve been doing some research on the Taylormade P770 and the Titleist T100 irons, and I’m trying to figure out which one might be a better fit for my game. I’m looking for some detailed comparisons based on performance, feel, and overall suitability.

A Few Questions:

  • Feel and Feedback: Which model tends to provide better feedback during shots?
  • Distance and Forgiveness: How do these two compare in terms of distance and forgiveness? I’m not a pro, so I could use some help here.
  • Playing Style Adaptation: Given my swing characteristics (slightly steeper), do you think one might suit my style better?

I’d love to hear from anyone who’s had a chance to try both of these. Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

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I’ve played with both the P770 and T100. For distance, the P770 tends to give me a bit more. I found the T100 offers better control, especially on approach shots.

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That’s interesting! I’ve heard the T100 really shines in accuracy. Do you think it’s worth it for a mid-handicap player?

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For playability, I think it depends on your swing. The P770 feels more forgiving on mishits, which is why I prefer it as a high-handicapper.

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That’s a good point! Forgiveness is key for me. What distances are you usually getting with the P770?

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With the P770, I get about 10-15 yards more than with the T100, at least for my 7-iron. However, the T100 has that crisp feel on solid hits that can be hard to beat.

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I love that ‘crisp’ feel! Can anyone compare that to the P770? Is it as satisfying?

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The P770 definitely offers good feedback, but it doesn’t quite match the T100’s response when you hit it pure. If you like feel, T100 might be the way to go.

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As a low handicapper, I can confirm the T100 is excellent for professionals or players looking for precision. It rewards good swings beautifully.

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Both clubs seem good, but let’s be real; if I end up in a sand trap, I’m probably going to need either one to dig me out! :joy:

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Haha! True! But between the two, do they help with those tough lies as well? What’s your experience?

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For tough lies, I found the T100 a bit more challenging. The P770’s design makes it easier to get the ball airborne in tricky spots.

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That extra help from the P770 sounds appealing. I wonder if anyone prefers it for short-game play?

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The T100 allows for great work around the greens due to its precision. Definitely a more advanced tool!

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In the end, it’s about what feels right for you. Both are solid choices, but I think your play style should guide the decision more than numbers. Reflect on what you enjoy most!

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I’ve settled on the P770 because of its overall playability. Just remember, it’s always in your hands that the club will perform best. Happy swinging!

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I’ve been looking into the P770s and T100s myself! The P770s have a sleek, modern aesthetic with their chrome finish, while the T100s offer a more classic look. Anyone have thoughts on which is better for visibility at address?

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I think the T100s give a more traditional feel, but the P770s are so eye-catching! It really depends on your style preference. What do you prioritize more, looks or performance?

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Great point about style! However, the T100s use a higher grade of steel and precise forging which might give better feel on impact. Anyone know if this really translates to improved feel on the course?

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Definitely! The T100s do feel exceptional on impact. But, I’ve read that the P770s have a great sweet spot for more consistent shots. Which feature is more crucial for you?