I bought these irons about 4 months ago from a local pro shop. These were brand new and i had just taken off the wrapper from the heads. I started using them and within a month the heads of the 7 and 6 irons started to cave in but i didn’t pay attention as i practice a lot however a few days ago i was practicing on the range with my seven iron and the head cracked and fully broke and was useless. I was very disappointed by this poor quality taylormade had displayed despite being such a big company. I hope my problem is taken seriously by taylormade and i would not recommend anyone to buy taylormade irons which break within 4 months.

Received a demo 7 iron used it a few times loved the results so much I bought the rest of the set Taylor Made has it right when building clubs for pros and amateur's alike

I bought the Driver, 3 wood, and 5 wood, and then i bought Srixon irons, i liked the Srixon's a lot but store sold me stiff staffs, and I'm a regular, took them back and they didn't have regular shafts for me so tried the M3 irons, boy I'm glad i did that, best mistake ever, loved the way the ball comes off the club head.

I had been playing an older set of r9 irons with stiff graphite shafts and stock grips for awhile and needed an upgrade. AND HAS IT EVER PAID OFF. I ordered the m3's with steel stiff shafts, I also got the GolfPride MCC +4 align grips and they are wonderful. The m3's feel wen you hit is SO pure, I don't think I'll ever go to another brand. Keep the "M family" alive and I'll keep buying! Well done TM.

As a taller golfer (6'7") from the Midwest there are many factors that contribute to my golfing inconsistencies. The large swing plane of a taller golfer as well as the annual winter breaks of 4-5 months we're forced to endure here in Chicago makes for a very inconsistent swing. I've played Calloway and Ping players irons much of my playing career. Because of inconsistent ball striking 3 years ago I decided to give game improvement irons a try. After testing several brands I settled on Taylormade's first generation M2 irons. The M3's performed as advertised, very very long and very forgiving. I wasn't crazy about the bulky head but I dealt with it. The one thing I couldn't deal with were my misses, which were hard pulls to the left. The offset on the M2's were a little bit much for me to deal with. After consulting with my dealer Chuck I decided to go with the TM M3's. The TM M3'S were everything they were advertised to be and more, much less offset, smaller blade, long, and forgiving! You won't be able to work them like blades or some muscle backs but I can move them a little and honestly when I want them to go straight they go straight. Good friend of mine plays the P790's and I love the feel of them both agreed that my M3's offered more forgiveness which is something I need. Highly recommend trying them out!