TaylorMade R7 Iron Degrees

TaylorMade Golf was founded by Gary Adams in 1979. Top professionals such as Sergio Garcia, Kenny Perry and Martin Kaymer -- winner of the 2010 PGA Championship -- use TaylorMade products. The R7 range of irons was introduced in 2006 and features a deep cavity design that creates a low and deep center of gravity, maximizing carry and control. The irons are also equipped with the company's Inverted Cone Technology that has proved so successful with TaylorMade's drivers.

  1. 2, 3 and 4-Irons

    • All clubs in the TaylorMade R7 series are designed for both left-handed and right-handed golfers. The 2-iron has a loft of 18 degrees, a lie angle of 60.5 degrees and is 39.5 inches long. The 3-iron has a loft of 20 degrees, a lie angle of 61 degrees and is 39 inches long. The 4-iron has a loft of 22 degrees, a lie angle of 61.5 degrees and is 38.5 inches long.

    5, 6 and 7-Irons

    • The 5-iron has a loft of 25 degrees, a lie angle of 62 degrees and is 38 inches long. The 6-iron has a loft of 28 degrees, a lie angle of 62.5 degrees and is 37.5 inches long. The 7-iron has a loft of 32 degrees, a lie angle of 63 degrees and is 37 inches long.

    8 and 9-Irons

    • The 8-iron has a loft of 36 degrees, a lie angle of 63.5 degrees and is 36.5 inches long. The 9-iron has a loft of 40 degrees, a lie angle of 64 degrees and is 36 inches long.

    Wedges

    • There are four wedges in the R7 line. The pitching wedge has a loft of 45 degrees, a lie angle of 64.5 degrees and is 35.75 inches long. The approach wedge has a loft of 50 degrees, a lie angle of 64.5 degrees and is 35.75 inches long. The sand wedge has a loft of 55 degrees, a lie angle of 64.5 degrees and is 35.5 inches long. The lofted wedge has a loft of 60 degrees, a lie angle of 65 degrees and is 35.25 inches long.