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P790 R7 Stealth SIM

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Driving Iron Series

Used TaylorMade R7 Driving Irons

2004–2025

Launched in 2004 with the R7 Quad, this series introduced Moveable Weight Technology (MWT), allowing players to shift cartridges to cure a slice or hook. Spanning the R7 425, r7 irons/woods, R7 460, and the high-MOI R7 Superquad, the family remains one of the most technologically influential lines in TaylorMade's history.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2004
    R7 Quad
  2. 2005
    R7 425 R7 XD
  3. 2006
    r7 R7 460
  4. 2007
    R7 Superquad
  5. 2008
    R7 CGB Max
  6. 2009
    R7 Limited
  7. 2025
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