I’ve been told blade technology hasn’t changed much so I’m wondering if the P7TW’s feel much different than the Nike Forged Blades.
Psychological_Leg563
The P7TW have a tungsten plug behind the sweet spot idk if the Nikes have the same thing going for them
Bears9Titles
I played the original Nike blades for years and the P7TWs feel the same. They’re pretty much the same club.
Legal-Description483
P7TW is almost a direct copy of the Nike VR Pro blade from 2011.
JSR05
From a good source, they’re nearly the exact same club
fcknmiguel
The technology to make forged irons that have other materials inside them is newer itself. But those TM blades are still super similar many Nike/Titleist/Mizuno blades.
Apprehensive-Post945
Nothing. Taylor made just hired a bunch of the Nike developers to recreate the Nike cl7bs so they can sell really expensive clubs to the same people that hated Nike clubs
SpeedIsK1ing
They’re Titleist MBs with different stamps on them. Tiger has been doing this with clubs for decades. He basically played an all Titleist bag, including a Scotty Newport 2, with TM/TW stamps and paint for several years.
ibanez3789
My understanding is that grooves are slightly different and there’s some tungsten in the taylormades, but they’re practically the same club.
bigolruckus
Makes sense they’d go for something like the Nike blades for tiger
Dookiefire
Those Nikes are beauties.
Waytogolarry
If you’re buying blades, you are buying the opposite of “technology”.
cscott12
I feel like true blades are pretty similar across the board, but could be wrong
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dafisk123
There is now some tungsten the in the forgings, but essentially the exact same iron with Tiger still working with Mike Taylor. He is ex-Nike designer and craftsman, who now runs Artisan Golf out of former Nike Oven space in Ft Worth. Repost without AMP link. https://golf.com/news/talking-gear-tiger-woods-taylormade/
Onclelove
No idea, but theyre both fucking sexy even if they look like theyre gonna hurt my hands so much
NH3-Chief
Insert office meme – it’s the same picture.
Middle_Sure
Taylormade placed a tungsten billet behind the sweet spot in the P7TW’s and a milling on the sole to help measure and ensure the sole camber and leading edge are the same from set to set. I don’t believe the Nike’s have that. Aside from that, they’re very similar. I’d bet we start seeing milling on more iron soles in the future, considering it works and companies are paying more attention to iron sole grinds, now.
ArthriticGamer
No Swoosh … too easy!
HercHuntsdirty
Nike clubs were so beautiful, it’s a damn shame they left the business. I’ve been using my Vapor Fly Pros since they came out and I have no desire to get a new set of irons.
Nice-Dog8302
I want to buy a set just because I think they are the best looking blades I have ever seen. Problem is I wouldn’t be able to hit them.
Sho_nuff_
Milled grind and tungsten plugs in the heads to get the CG right with the TM irons.
No_Tomatillo4031
I have a set of these and love them. I’ve had them about 6 months now, can’t go wrong with playing these.
mrjdk83
Not much difference. Sole slightly different. A little higher muscle. Grooves slightly different. But their really isn’t much you can do differently with blade
Brilliant_Macaroon83
I wondered the exact same thing on another sub.
phrohahwei
The sole is milled for the TMs
Intrepid_Strategy449
Hard to believe that any blade iron is different from the next. Can’t go any further past the legal spec’s.
jacoby_mcflurry
Negligible
deVoStyle74
They cut them open and put more TIGER in them.
fatandlean
They’re blades. They’re all basically hunks of forged metal. They haven’t changed all that much in 50 years.
CC7015
Been a while since I hit both , but I recall the P7TW’s feeling way heavier
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the Blades feel a lot more like a 710 MB Titleist
ka1ri
Tigers clubs have always been very similar to his original mizunos, but with Nike/TM logos. So to answer your question, aside from some very minor changes they are all basically the same.
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I’ve been told blade technology hasn’t changed much so I’m wondering if the P7TW’s feel much different than the Nike Forged Blades.
The P7TW have a tungsten plug behind the sweet spot idk if the Nikes have the same thing going for them
I played the original Nike blades for years and the P7TWs feel the same. They’re pretty much the same club.
P7TW is almost a direct copy of the Nike VR Pro blade from 2011.
From a good source, they’re nearly the exact same club
The technology to make forged irons that have other materials inside them is newer itself. But those TM blades are still super similar many Nike/Titleist/Mizuno blades.
Nothing. Taylor made just hired a bunch of the Nike developers to recreate the Nike cl7bs so they can sell really expensive clubs to the same people that hated Nike clubs
They’re Titleist MBs with different stamps on them. Tiger has been doing this with clubs for decades. He basically played an all Titleist bag, including a Scotty Newport 2, with TM/TW stamps and paint for several years.
My understanding is that grooves are slightly different and there’s some tungsten in the taylormades, but they’re practically the same club.
Makes sense they’d go for something like the Nike blades for tiger
Those Nikes are beauties.
If you’re buying blades, you are buying the opposite of “technology”.
I feel like true blades are pretty similar across the board, but could be wrong
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There is now some tungsten the in the forgings, but essentially the exact same iron with Tiger still working with Mike Taylor. He is ex-Nike designer and craftsman, who now runs Artisan Golf out of former Nike Oven space in Ft Worth. Repost without AMP link. https://golf.com/news/talking-gear-tiger-woods-taylormade/
No idea, but theyre both fucking sexy even if they look like theyre gonna hurt my hands so much
Insert office meme – it’s the same picture.
Taylormade placed a tungsten billet behind the sweet spot in the P7TW’s and a milling on the sole to help measure and ensure the sole camber and leading edge are the same from set to set. I don’t believe the Nike’s have that. Aside from that, they’re very similar. I’d bet we start seeing milling on more iron soles in the future, considering it works and companies are paying more attention to iron sole grinds, now.
No Swoosh … too easy!
Nike clubs were so beautiful, it’s a damn shame they left the business. I’ve been using my Vapor Fly Pros since they came out and I have no desire to get a new set of irons.
I want to buy a set just because I think they are the best looking blades I have ever seen. Problem is I wouldn’t be able to hit them.
Milled grind and tungsten plugs in the heads to get the CG right with the TM irons.
I have a set of these and love them. I’ve had them about 6 months now, can’t go wrong with playing these.
Not much difference. Sole slightly different. A little higher muscle. Grooves slightly different. But their really isn’t much you can do differently with blade
I wondered the exact same thing on another sub.
The sole is milled for the TMs
Hard to believe that any blade iron is different from the next. Can’t go any further past the legal spec’s.
Negligible
They cut them open and put more TIGER in them.
They’re blades. They’re all basically hunks of forged metal. They haven’t changed all that much in 50 years.
Been a while since I hit both , but I recall the P7TW’s feeling way heavier
​
the Blades feel a lot more like a 710 MB Titleist
Tigers clubs have always been very similar to his original mizunos, but with Nike/TM logos. So to answer your question, aside from some very minor changes they are all basically the same.