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Compare original iron specifications.

Choose two exact model generations to view their published stock loft, lie and length side by side. The comparison uses the manufacturer sources linked below; it does not measure used clubs or predict ball flight.

First set · 7-iron loft28.5°View TaylorMade M2 record →
Second set · 7-iron loft28.5°View TaylorMade M2 record →
Second minus first · 7-iron loft0°Angle difference only, not a distance estimate.
Published stock specifications · loft and lie in degrees, length in inches
ClubFirst loftSecond loftDifferenceFirst lieSecond lieFirst lengthSecond length
419°19°0°61°61.5°38.875 in38.88 in
521.5°21.5°0°61.75°62°38.25 in38.25 in
625°25°0°62.5°62.5°37.625 in37.63 in
728.5°28.5°0°63°63°37 in37 in
833°33°0°63.5°63.5°36.5 in36.5 in
938°38°0°64°64°36 in36 in
PW43.5°43.5°0°64.5°64.5°35.5 in35.5 in
AW49°49°0°64.5°64.5°35.5 in35.5 in
SW55°54°-1°64.5°64.5°35.25 in35.25 in
LW60°59°-1°64.5°64.5°35 in35.25 in

A dash means the club label is not listed in that record. W and AW remain separate labels; they are not assumed interchangeable. Lengths retain each manufacturer's published precision.

First source: TaylorMade 2016 M2 iron specification sheet · checked 2026-09-27

Second source: TaylorMade 2017 M2 iron specification sheet · checked 2026-09-27

Read the differences in context

A lower loft figure is a stronger static loft, but a loft gap alone does not establish carry distance, trajectory or fit. Head design, shaft, delivery and strike matter. Read our loft guide before interpreting a difference.

Published lengths and lie angles refer to specific original builds. A used set may have been bent, reshafted or shortened. Confirm the actual head and its history with our used iron checklist, and use a qualified fitter for current measurements.

For a worked generation example, read how the 2016 and 2017 M2 irons differ. You can also browse every available iron generation before choosing two sets.