Scottie Scheffler (David Cannon/Getty Images)
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Over the past three seasons, Scheffler has tinkered with his irons on a few occasions, but his overall preferences have remained the same. He has used a pair of utility irons to bridge the gap between his fairway wood and his muscleback blades, typically a couple of Srixon ZU85 irons that have a hollow-body design.
Scheffler was using TaylorMade’s P·730 irons, the standard version of the musclebacks used by Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy, but after seeing some players using Tiger Woods’ version of the P·730, the P·7TW, he expressed interest in trying them. Scheffler had used Nike irons in previous years, like Tiger, so he was familiar with the shaping and how the soles worked through the turf. He added the P·7TW irons at the 2021 American Express.
The soles of the P·7TW irons are milled for consistency. (TaylorMade)
The lofts are very traditional, with the 5-iron being 26 degrees and the pitching wedge being 46 degrees, but they are still 1 degree stronger than the P·7TW irons sold at retail. The True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 shafts Scheffler prefers are heavy, stiff and created to produce a low launch condition.
The retail version of the P·7TW was first made available before the 2019 Masters, which Woods won. The P·7TW has a slightly longer blade length than the P·730, and the soles are milled to ensure they are produced precisely the way that Tiger wants them, every time.
For the week, Scheffler finished sixth in greens in regulation at the 2022 Masters, hitting 49 of 72 (68 percent).
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