TaylorMade P790 by year: 2017 to 2025 lofts and lengths
TaylorMade P790 irons by year: the 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2023 sets share one loft chart, 2025 is stronger, and 2017 lengths use an older method.
Practical reading on identifying an older set, understanding its original specifications, and checking the clubs you actually own.
TaylorMade P790 irons by year: the 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2023 sets share one loft chart, 2025 is stronger, and 2017 lengths use an older method.
Callaway Big Bertha iron sets from 2015 to 2023: the 2015 and 2023 factory lofts side by side, the 2016 OS, 2019 and B21 sets, and how to tell the heads apart.
PING i210, i230 and i240 print one standard loft chart, and the i500 and i525 share another. Factory lofts by generation for the i-series, iBlade and Blueprint.

Date a Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1x by its sidestamp: what 392 and 332 mean, the arrows of every generation from 2000 to 2025, and the Left Dash.

What the letters on golf irons mean, brand by brand: PW, P, W, AW, GW, UW, SW and LW, with factory lofts from 198 iron charts and the labels that mislead.

Titleist T100, T200 and T300 lofts for the 720, 2021 and 2023 generations: which charts repeat, why only the T200 moved and how to tell the heads apart.

The 2018 M4 iron sheet repeats the 2017 M2's lofts and lies, and the 2019 M6 repeats them again with longer printed lengths. Full chart and head cues.

Fifteen Callaway Apex charts from 2014 to 2025: 7-iron and pitching wedge lofts, which sets repeat a table, and the back-of-head cues that separate them.

Ten Titleist spec pages, five loft charts. See which AP1 and AP2 generations share a chart, how far apart the two families sit and how to read the hosel code.

Five Srixon heads share one standard loft, lie and length chart. See where the pages differ and how to tell the sets apart from the badge.

Match a classic PING badge to its introduction year and read PING's own factory lofts for the Eye 2, Zing, Zing 2, ISI and i3.

Read your start line, then fix the open face, out-to-in path and heel strikes that make a golf ball slice. Four original diagrams.

Compare four G-series factory charts, spot the two identical ones, and see where G430 lofts and wedge names change.

Discuss equal-length versus conventional irons, when women's clubs are worth trying, and how to compare lengths before altering a set.

Separate the catalog's men's and women's length figures, keep graphite annotations clear, and record the right build when checking used irons.

Choose the right factory chart for M2 or M2 Tour, compare selected original specifications, and clarify an ambiguous used-set listing.

Convert selected AP2 (712) and 718 AP2 offset figures into the same units, and see what matching rounded values establish.

Record an older set's serial markings, read dated stock/custom guidance, and keep original build history separate from authenticity.

A worked check of the loft steps where AP3 and AP2 heads meet, with questions to ask about an altered used set.

See what changed across three factory loft charts and why a printed 7-iron length needs more context.

A photo and specification checklist for finding the right generation, recording the actual set, and knowing what a factory chart cannot confirm.

Compare the head cues and original specifications behind a model name used for two generations.
Browse explanations of loft, lie angle, measuring length, and checking used irons.
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