Our TaylorMade M3 irons review was largely conducted at the brand’s launch event in Carlsbad.
We’ll be doing more testing and comparisons shortly and will update this review with more feedback when we have it.
TaylorMade M3 irons – First impressions
In case you didn’t know, the TaylorMade M3 irons are replacing the M1 irons which launched last year.
So they are the slightly sleeker version of the new M4 irons which are replacing the M2 irons. Are you still with me?
TaylorMade told us they worked really hard to get the looks sound and feel right with the M3.
It can be a bit of a struggle to create an iron that is long and forgiving but still suits the eye of the ‘better player’ and has a nice sound and feel on impact.
There’s a load of new technology in the TaylorMade M3 irons which they think has helped them get the balance right.
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TaylorMade M3 irons – The technology
The newest piece of technology in the M3 irons is something called ‘Ribcor’ which gives the face more stability, allows it to flex more in the impact area and helps improve sound and feel.
There’s also ball speed protection on mis-hits from face slots and a speed pocket on the sole.
