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TaylorMade vowed to make the new r7 CGB MAX family of clubs to be the very best game-improvement equipmentthat  money can buy, and the iron lives up to that promise. The extremely  largehead is optimally weighted with the help of visible tungsten  weights thatincrease MOI for greater stability and forgiveness. The  topline is hollow andthe saved weight is used to move the CG deep into  the clubhead to make itincredibly easy to launch the ball on a towering,  distance-enhancing flight.Clubhead speed is dramatically boosted by the  incorporation of SuperFastTechnology, which includes the ultra-light  shaft and the thin, flexible andfast clubface (thinner than the previous  r7CGB MAX model). There's also TaylorMade's Inverted  Cone Technology, visibleon the back of the face, to promote high ball  speed on off-center hits.Finally, there's a new back-cavity badge that  contributes to the clubhead'sgreat feel.

 

When you add  up all of the features and technologies you get the longestiron in the  TaylorMade iron line, as well as the most forgiving. If this ironwere  any easier to hit it would swing itself. Moreover, the r7 CGB  MAX wears its multiple technologies beautifully, meaning it  looksthe part of a highly technical, highly hittable iron and boasts a  unique andeye-appealing look that successfully blends its high-tech  leanings with powerand with grace.

• Large, thin,      high-strength steel clubface promotes high COR for faster ball speed and      increased distance
• Extra-large     clubhead  with tungsten weights increases MOI for greater stability and      forgiveness.
• SuperFast     Technology  reduces total club weight and promotes faster swing speed for     added  distance
• Inverted Cone      Technology expands the high COR zone to promote higher ball speed on      off-center hits for more distance shot to shot
• Hollow     topline  allows CG to be moved back deep in the clubhead for incredibly     easy  launch on a towering, distance-enhancing flight

Look and  Feel

These clubs  look very cutting edge. Given that they are TaylorMade,this is  not very surprising. TaylorMade always seems to come up with high  techlooking club offerings. From the textured black area on the backside  of theclubface, to the black steel shafts…head to toe, these irons will  look awesomein your bag.

The topline  of the R7 CGB  Max irons is pretty typical of today's super game  improvementirons. It's rather thick and a little brighter looking than  the more satin lookof the Burner XD irons. Each iron pictured below is a  7 iron. If you areaccustomed to playing blades or player type irons,  you may be disgusted by sucha thick topline…but…you probably aren't  looking at irons like this anyway.Personally, it doesn't bother me. In  fact, all that meat behind the ball…youreally feel like you should have  no problem walloping the ball with everyswing.

Again, as  with most super game improvement irons, the offset is rathersubstantial  as you get toward the longer irons. You can see the offset in the 7iron  of the R7 CGB  Max irons, compared to that of the Burner XD and Callaway X-20.  Theoffset of the TaylorMade clubs appears to be a little less than that  of theCallaway X-20s. It's actually just a visual effect. The  TaylorMade clubs do agood job of hiding the offset. In the 7 iron, theR7 CGB Max has 5.7mm of offset.If you have been  playing with game improvement irons, this will be nothing newto you. If  you have a problem with slicing the ball, or never have been able tohit a  draw…the added offset should help you get the ball left. Especially  inthe longer irons.

Feel wise, I  was not a huge fan. They are a little harsh, and did not feelas  explosive as the Burner XD irons. Nonetheless, they do not feel (to me)  muchdifferent than earlier TaylorMade game improvement offerings (RAC  OS2/etc). Asalways, however, feel is very objective. What feels great to  one person, feelsawful to another. I certainly was not completely put  off by these, but I wouldnot go telling everyone I met that these irons  felt like butter. One thing,take it as a positive or negative…thin,  fat…toe…heel…it all feels prettysimilar. You certainly will not be  screaming in pain if you thin a shot in 40degree weather. All that being  said, for a cast, cavity back iron with a ton oftechnology in place to  try and help you hit the ball straight…the feel waspretty decent.

Performance

If you are  unable to hit these clubs high and straight…you should avoidpurchasing  any other golf equipment. I did not particularly care for the feeloff  the face of these clubs, but I could not argue with the  performance.Regardless of where I seemed to hit the ball on the face,  the ball wanted tolaunch high, fly straight and land soft. Even thin  shots got up fairly high.Distance loss on toe/heel hits was rather  minimal. I certainly have not hit amore forgiving iron.

 

Distance  wise, these clubs were a good 5-10 yards shorter than the BurnerXD irons  for me. They were pretty similar distance wise to the Callaway  X-20irons or the Nike Sumo irons. The long irons got up very high. I was  hittingthe 5 iron about the same height as the 7 iron from my MP-33 set  of irons. Thepitching wedge was extremely high for me, generating a lot  of backspin.Certainly enough backspin to stop the ball dead on any  green I played.

 

The black  steel shafts are very cool looking in person. The matte finishwould be a  plus for anyone who is bothered by sun reflections on conventionalsteel  shafts. They are quite light, and in stiff flex, they felt  relativelystout. The shaft's bend profile and light weight probably  helped contribute tothe high ball flight. The light weight should also  help increase one's swingspeed a little, contributing to a little  increase in distance. Combined withthe weight of the club head itself, I  never felt like the club was too light.

Conclusion

If you are  looking for a super game improvement iron I do not think youcould go  wrong choosing either the R7CGB  Max or Burner XD irons. If you want a little more  distance/braggingrights…go for the Burner XDs. If you want to hit the  ball straighter, and getaway with more poor swings…go for the R7  CGB Max irons. It is as simple as that.

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