Which is the most forgiving Taylormade iron in the "TP" series?

[Moecat]

I'm kind of inclined to say r7 TP, but I'm curious to read about your thoughts on this

[TWShoot67]

I'm kind of inclined to say r7 TP, but I'm curious to read about your thoughts on this

 

I've only hit the 2005's and the R7 forged and out of those two the R7 forged where much easier to hit. But i normally play blades so to me the TM 2005 cb's played much more like a blade iron where their sweet spot was much smaller. JMO

[Golfware]

Oh man, that's an easy one. The R7 TP's hands down. For me, there's not even a close second... The Tour Preferred's are second, but I think the R7 TP's are more forgiving.

[dumpybutz]

I'll have to throw my vote in for the Burner TP model....I did not care for the R7 profile myself, but I thought the 2005 was solid as any set I have ever tried.....but they all are not any better than my Miura 300's.

[jarnol18]

R7 TP for sure.

[mcbush25]

I think the R9 TP's are more forgiving than the R7 TP's. I have hit both and the R9's feel like butter and I was much more consistent with them than the R7's.

[MmmmmmBuddy]

It depends on what "forgiveness" means. If it means being able to miss the ball all over the clubface and still get decent results, r9tp. If it means a club that a good player can look at, still shape shots, and get away will slight misses, r7tp.

[Dave]

I haven't hit the R9tps a lot, but the R7tps were bordering on GI heads that looked better.

[Golfware]

Ya know, I was just going to say. I think I'll be changing my position, as the R9 TP's are just very great sticks. I wonder why more people don't talk about them. When the R7 TP's came out, they were practically in everyone's bag, a lot of guys that I played with. Nowadays, I see the same guys still playing the R7 TP's, haven't switched over yet. They look SHARP. Very clean lines.

[Addicted2Golf]

I agree - R7 TP.