The program in the TaylorMade P7MC irons begins with how they are created. Using TaylorMade ‘s method it calls compact grain welding, these irons are forged from 1025 carbon steel. In this method, the final move is to use a 2,000-ton press to place the final stamp on the form of these irons. This guarantees a tighter, more compact grain construction that offers the best, most consistent feel possible. The face and grooves of each of the P7MC irons are also machined by TaylorMade to maintain performance and durability.
In order to guarantee precise shot-making capacity, they machine on these irons on the most violent score lines. Eventually, to ensure correct perimeter weighting, they go over every angle of the iron. For those shots where you do not quite reach the middle of the face, the added mass around the cavity improves stability and forgiving.